This was the start of my teen years being part of the East Bay Metal scene
This movie brought back so many memories. I was part of the Bay Area scene that was included in the film in the early 1980s. They had a whole segment on Ruthie’s Inn. I spent every weekend there. Some of the Bay Area bands included I knew and used to hang out with. There’s Ron Quintana who had a college radio metal show on KUSF from the University of San Francisco that I listened to every weekend. Of course it’s not just about the Bay Area scene they include Los Angeles and New York City and bands like Megadeath and Anthrax up to more current ones in the early 2000s. There’s a lot of good interviews, pictures and flyers. It’s just amazing for someone that grew up during that period.
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