CBGB was a dive bar that booked bands no one else would touch
CBGB attempts to tell the story of the legendary New York City club that helped give birth to Punk Rock and alternative bands.<br /><br />The main character was Hilly Kristal played by Alan Richman who opened Country Blue Grass and Blues (CBGB) in the Bowery in the lower east side of NYC, one of the most rundown parts of Manhattan. He started booking bands that were just starting out and no one else was interested in because he had a dive bar in a bad part of town so why not? He also saw something in these bands, their potential. Richman did an amazing job with the character. He has a tendency to slow down his speech and talk very low to ask someone for something and they amazingly do it.<br /><br />Besides Kristal being a real character the other star of the movie is the bands that started playing at CBGB and their music. The first is Television, followed by Talking Heads, Blondie, Patti Smith, the Ramones, and the Dead Boys. The last band gets the most time because Kristal managed the band.<br /><br />If you love music then this is a great movie.<br />C
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