Brings back memories of when I went to Punk shows
This is a great documentary about the history of Hardcore Punk in New York City. It’s got a lot of good stories which is a must if you stick to a traditional format like this one of talking head after talking head. There are also some fantastic old videos and pictures of the scene in the early 1980s. They even found the guy that came up with the iconic NYHC logo. It reminds me of going to Punk clubs when I was a kid around the same time. The movie is broken down into blocks with the predictable like the big crossover phase when a bunch of bands went metal and the unexpected like the role of graffiti and women in the scene. It also doesn’t focus upon CBGB’s which was surprising and refreshing.
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