While best known as the co-founder and lead guitarist for Hole, Eric Erlandson's presence in several key music documentaries and concert films makes him a figure of interest for physical media collectors. His pivotal role in the alternative rock scene of the 90s is captured in releases like *Hole: MTV Unplugged* (1995), a classic for music fans, and *Hole: Live at The Metro (Chicago, 1994)* (1995), both of which are cherished on VHS and DVD for their raw, era-defining performances. Erlandson's continued impact on music history is evident in later documentaries such as *Cobain: Montage of Heck* (2015), offering an intimate look at Kurt Cobain's life, and *Hit So Hard* (2012), which delves into the life of Hole’s drummer, Patty Schemel. These films, often available on Blu-ray, provide crucial context and insights into an iconic musical period. For collectors, Erlandson’s appearances elevate these titles, offering a direct link to the cultural zeitgeist of alternative rock, making them prime acquisitions for anyone curating a definitive music or documentary collection.