This first clip is an 1989 documentary film call Hell's Bell's-The Dangers of Rock 'N' Roll, is one of my favorite documentary films ever. One, because is super interesting and second I love rock. There is also a second one call Hell's Bell's2 that was filmed in 2001 (I suggest you watch the second one. If you want). This documentary film examines the relationship of rock music to sex, violence,suicide, druguse, rebellion, miscegenation, the occult, and other activities considered immoral by biblical theology. The films is not trying to say that all rock or secular music is bad, but showing us of how does it effect on our society. Not only talks about how it affects our society, it talks about how secular artist get possessed on their music that looks that they are controlled by the devil. In the 1980s, National Review magazine says "Rock's sheer pervasiveness makes it the most profound- values sharper in existence today. Unless you are deaf it's virtually guaranteed that rock music has affected your view of the world." A musicologist who studied the affects on music on people noted, "It's a really powerful drug. Music can poison you, lift your spirits, or make you sick without knowing why."
This first clip is an 1989 documentary film call Hell's Bell's-The Dangers of Rock 'N' Roll, is one of my favorite documentary films ever. One, because is super interesting and second I love rock. There is also a second one call Hell's Bell's 2 that was filmed in 2001 (I suggest you watch the second one. If you want). This documentary film examines the relationship of rock music to sex, violence, suicide, drug use, rebellion, miscegenation, the occult, and other activities considered immoral by biblical theology. The films is not trying to say that all rock or secular music is bad, but showing us of how does it effect on our society. Not only talks about how it affects our society, it talks about how secular artist get possessed on their music that looks that they are controlled by the devil. In the 1980s, National Review magazine says "Rock's sheer pervasiveness makes it the most profound- values sharper in existence today. Unless you are deaf it's virtually guaranteed that rock music has affected your view of the world." A musicologist who studied the affects on music on people noted, "It's a really powerful drug. Music can poison you, lift your spirits, or make you sick without knowing why." 
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