Fully nude women do appear in backstage footage shot on video tape by the band members and crew. No sex shown, but scenes are very suggestive.

Footage of the band playing a festival for nudists is shown, with fully nude men and women briefly visible.

No violence actually shown on screen, though violent encounters are eluded to and discussed in detail.

Three members of the band have died, and some of the deaths are discussed in detail.

Adult language. Pretty much ALL profane words are used in this documentary, and frequently.

While not shown too heavily on screen, the members of the band have regularly smoked and drank. The activity is not glorified, and the documentary does show the "dark side" of things.

One member of the band died of a drug overdose. Not shown but discussed in detail.

Some members of the band have died, these stories can be frightening, though it is primarily dialogue and not any disturbing images/pictures.