I found this documentary fascinating and on many levels. Chris Stamp seems like an amazing man, his energy leaps off the screen, and the editing is such that you really feel in the time of the discovery and launching of The Who with all of the craziness. The film is fun to watch and there is a tidbit in there about the early days of a band we all know that is, by itself, worth watching the whole movie. I'm going to see it again because the editing is the visual representation of what is being said by the interviewees and there's so much worth a second look that goes by quickly. My wife loved it, too. It's not often you get to see a documentary that is as real and relaxed and worth watching as "Lambert Stamp."