Brings some real humanity to the stories of Agnostic Front's 2 longest active members
I met Agnostic Front one time in the mid-1980s in Berkeley. They were playing Ruthie’s Inn and I randomly ran into them at a liquor store and hung out with them for a while. Totally down to Earth guys. This was a really great documentary about them. It focused upon the singer Roger Miret and guitarist Vinnie Stigma who are the two longest active members of the band. Besides the usual talk about the early days of New York City Hardcore in the 80s they add some real humanity to the story. Stigma for instance walks through his Lower East side neighborhood in New York which has been gentrified and talks about his family and what it used to be like. Miret on the other hand discusses how he struggled to raise his daughter when he was young and then got sent to prison and then how he started a new family and was split over touring with his band and trying to be with them. It was really touching.
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