The date on YouTube threw me off a bit (2010) - after checking out if it was working yesterday, I finally found time to watch it today and after a minute or two realized that I used to own that thing on VHS, way back in the late 90s/early 2k..
I'm addicted to that kind of documentary, and one about Hendrix and that particularly that album has got to rank very near the top - it's a very complex album and a lot of things are kind of off the grid a bit (like those female background vocals in Burning of the Midnight Lamp or the odd layerings in the first track which drift on and off).
To have made something commercially viable and totally enjoyable for even the most average listener out of it is no small feat. But Hendrix was a very gifted songwriter w/ great pop sensibilities.
Unfortunately, Hendrix was gone before I was even born - I sort of envy you guys who were there to hear and see him first-hand.
This leaves me thinking how could it would be if we'd have exhaustive video footage of the creative process/recording sessions, kind of like Metallica's A Year and a Half or Some Kind of Monster, seeing it as it happened, not just from recollections and old master tapes...