Captures a special period in music history
This movie brings back so many memories. This is about the people I grew up with. I know almost everyone in this documentary. There’s even a picture of one of the bands Crimpshrine playing in my living room in Richmond in the house my mom still lives in to this day. I remember all these bands, all the places like Ruthie’s Inn to New Method to Own’s Pizza. I mean me and my friend Rick who is in the movie put in the toilets at 924 Gilman St. It just creates a huge amount of nostalgia. The pictures, the interviews, the music are all great. If you want to know what happened during this period in the East Bay then this is the movie to watch. It really captures a special period in musical history.
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