I'm a long time metal head. In fact I listened to Iron Maiden the first time in 1986 and got hooked. I don't differentiate between male and female bands. It's the music that is the factor.
Of course, being male, I'd by lying if I'd say I don't think some of the women are - let's put it that way - nice to look at. And of course some of them do use it more than others to their advantage. But if I don't like the music it doesn't matter how a singer looks. Just like I don't give a **** how she looks if the music is great.

As for the documentation itself. I think it was a bit to jumpy. I would have liked to have longer parts from one singer instead of instantly going to the next. But it was nevertheless interesting to listen to their stories. And I'm not a fan of anyone but (early) Doro/Warlock and I recently discoverd Anneke van Giersbergen. The others I don't listen to at all really. Which just proves my point. But I do respect their talent and their achievements and I think it's great that there is that much diversity in music.

It would be very dull otherwise.