Chronicling a retail music institution...
“All Things Must Pass” is a documentary about the rise and fall of Tower Records, the retail music chain that once was the coolest place to buy records and later CDs. The film traces the gradual growth of Tower from its founding by Russ Solomon in a Sacramento drugstore in the 1960s through its expansion to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and beyond, attracting not only fans but artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Elton John as loyal customers.<br /><br />Director Colin Hanks, in his feature film directorial debut, provides a nostalgic look at the heyday of Tower Records, when it was a home-away-from-home for many young music lovers. Interviews with former employees are often funny and surprising and always reflect a fond wistfulness for a time and place that was special.<br /><br />With sales dwindling as alternative music sources, such as iTunes, dominated the industry, Tower began to close stores. Its last store in America bit the dust in 2006. Tower still thrives in Japan, however, where it is hugely successful.<br /><br />The documentary is especially moving for those who were a part of the Tower experience — looking through bins at new releases, asking knowledgeable employees to recommend music, and making weekly forays, cash in hand, to the local Tower store.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : This historic musical documentary, directed by film and TV all-star Colin Hanks ("Dexter," "Fargo," "King Kong") explores the rise and fall of Tower Records and chronicles its legacy, forged by its rebellious founder, Russ Solomon. Featuring exclusive footage and behind-the-scenes interviews with rock legends including Elton John, Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl. Bonus features include deleted scenes and additional interviews -- from the legal battle to preserve the old Tower Records location, to a history of its famous marketing murals on Sunset Blvd..