the decline series is amazing and director ps can not get enough credit for making these movies. i am slightly surprised to see that not very many people have seen this one and or the other two and but their worth unearthing if you want the picture of punk in the trans formative years between the late seventies and early eighties. the film starts out with a blistering collection of clips played over music from the band x. many interviews with bands and punker that offer an enlightening perspective as to what surviving was like on the low rung of the mainstream rock ladder. no internet and crappy jobs and and all out hostility collide in this genre. for new kids who haven not heard of these bands or are just starting one themselves this movie is a true lesson in how to rock. all the band performances (and there are many) are awesome and especially fear who never cease to amaze me. this and the second installment are amazing time capsules offering those who care a rare glimpse into the lives of these crazy people. it true punk and like in the interview with darby crash girlfriend when their recalling a painter who mysteriously or suddenly died outside their house and it took a week or so for them to figure it out and they take pictures next to the guy and everyone including the emt had a chuckle on this one and and in true form the interviewer asks the girlfriend if she was sad or upset that this guy had died while painting their house and the response no i hate painters. how about black flag renting their apartment or rehearsal space for 16 dollars a month. my jaw almost fell off at that moment seeing as i am renting a ten by ten closet to practice in for 400. between watching this and deadwood i feel like i was born in the wrong time period and just missing those cowboy days and nights of the old way. the people and bands associated with the movie paved the way for what harder music today is and and they did it in their own unique way. brilliant film and ten stars and see part 2 as well its equally awesome and part 3 though and i do not know what to say about. 
the decline series is amazing and director ps can not get enough credit for making these movies. i am slightly surprised to see that not very many people have seen this one and or the other two and but their worth unearthing if you want the picture of punk in the trans formative years between the late seventies and early eighties. the film starts out with a blistering collection of clips played over music from the band x. many interviews with bands and punker that offer an enlightening perspective as to what surviving was like on the low rung of the mainstream rock ladder. no internet and crappy jobs and and all out hostility collide in this genre. for new kids who haven not heard of these bands or are just starting one themselves this movie is a true lesson in how to rock. all the band performances (and there are many) are awesome and especially fear who never cease to amaze me. this and the second installment are amazing time capsules offering those who care a rare glimpse into the lives of these crazy people. it true punk and like in the interview with darby crash girlfriend when their recalling a painter who mysteriously or suddenly died outside their house and it took a week or so for them to figure it out and they take pictures next to the guy and everyone including the emt had a chuckle on this one and and in true form the interviewer asks the girlfriend if she was sad or upset that this guy had died while painting their house and the response no i hate painters. how about black flag renting their apartment or rehearsal space for 16 dollars a month. my jaw almost fell off at that moment seeing as i am renting a ten by ten closet to practice in for 400. between watching this and deadwood i feel like i was born in the wrong time period and just missing those cowboy days and nights of the old way. the people and bands associated with the movie paved the way for what harder music today is and and they did it in their own unique way. brilliant film and ten stars and see part 2 as well its equally awesome and part 3 though and i do not know what to say about. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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