The excellent VH1 series that brings us Rock N Roll documentaries is back with an another enticing episode. It focuses on former TLC star Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes final days before her death.
I have a bit of a special interest in this one because I met Ms Lopes on a number of occasions when I worked for the Cleveland Browns. There was always an intrigue about her, as I was only a teenager at the time, and she was of course famous for many hit songs and infamous for burning Andre Rison’s house down in a domestic squabble. Lopes always treated me kindly and with respect but you could get a sense of the stormy relationship of her and Rison when they were together.
The 90 Minute documentary airs tonight at 9 AM. It showcases her meteoric rise with TLC and her tragic fall . I, for one, will be watching.
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Dorotha1 said
May 20 2007 @ 4:40 pm
Thank you VH1 for showing Lisa’s footage. It addressed spiritual, emotion, physical, and psychological tremendous growth. Excellent.
Sarah said
May 21 2007 @ 11:27 pm
THANK you soooooooooo muc VH1 it was beyond amazing and even a scary spirtual journey throug the eyes of left eye how ironic she predicted her own death……..sad but inspiring her journey through steps of understanding herself and growth not many people experience that much pain and pleasure in a life time scary i loved every minute
candice willams said
May 23 2007 @ 9:13 am
I sa ths and was completely amazed at how lefteye’s presence was captured with every movement she made and how the most peacful moments were brilliant. she will truly be missed and love her so much. to capture this on vido was a life changing experience. hope to see it again on t.v more. thanks. a tlc fan for life.
Brittney McGee said
May 23 2007 @ 10:24 am
I really enjoyed looking at the documentary. I watched it 3 times since it aired and it really made me think. Most people think that Left Eye was happy with her career with TLC, when actually whe wasn’t. I guess this caused her to get away for a while and start filming a documentary. As she said,” I made this documentary because I wanted people to get to know me up close and personal.” It really took her into her life and showed us some things. So, thank you Vh1 for showing her documentary.
ojo-izquierdo said
May 27 2007 @ 5:49 pm
I´m a spanish girl and lisa´s spanish fans can`t see the documentary!!! what we do?
mayamonet said
June 4 2007 @ 7:29 pm
Great documentary!!! I have been waiting on this for a while as I heard that it was in the works.
I have seen the “rock doc” at least twice and found it to be honest and engaging. I feel like as a fan, she can finally rest, knowing this documentary aired for all to see. At the same time, as a fan, I’ll always look forward to any other Lisa Lopes or TLC projects related to Lisa Lopes to come out.
Btw, does anyone know any info on the Latin guitar music featured throughout the documentary (and as the credits were rolling)?
Colleen said
June 11 2007 @ 1:29 am
I absolutely loved this documentary!!! I watched it three or four times; does anybody know where I could get a copy of it, though?
Another thing, it really got me interested in numerology! Haha.
Colleen = 3+6+3+3+5+5+5
Colleen = 30
Colleen = 3 + 0
Colleen = 3
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mindurbusiness said
July 4 2007 @ 12:41 pm
where can i watch this coz i missed the original programme…….. ta xxxxxxxxx
Colleen said
July 4 2007 @ 1:12 pm
Mindurbusiness, they air it on VH1 every now and then, just check VH1.com every so often and look at the TV schedule; it was just on on Sunday again.
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Erica Jarrett said
September 22 2007 @ 11:07 am
Lisa appeared to be haunted by a spirit during filming. No one was aware that days leading to her own dimise she hit a kid last name Lopez. I wondered how she felt about this and if she veared off road while having a flashback????. I know she felt bad about death.
R.Carter said
July 26 2009 @ 12:24 pm
I jus wonder: by the other passengers living past the accident…will they start having preminitions….remember final destination (for those who watched it)…it’s scary…i feel so bad for her…&& by watching the film..she looked like someone with a cool personality…
Melinda said
August 13 2009 @ 9:51 am
Watcing the documentry yesterday was the most inspring thing that has happened to me in my whole life. getting insight on her thoughts and beliefes was utterly amazing to me. I had never even heard of her before to be honest…i cried when it. Her hitting a kid…and her just dying really soon after that. Her belifes in numerology and spirtuality was really inspiring. i loved it.