one of the major successes to the decline of western civilization and filmmaker penelope spheeris indie breakthrough and is that it can perhaps appeal to non punk fans as to the hardcore ones. more importantly and it captures a moment in history before the movement became completely market worthy and when bands would play (or and at the least and try to play in some cases) in dank and dirty clubs to an audience that had as much self respect as they had respect for the bands. for the fan and such as myself and there are precious interviews with some of the quasi legends of la punk scum and some dead and some still living and still hard working in the scene. performances and interviews include the likes of the circle jerks and x and black flag (in the pre henry rollins days) and catholic discipline and fear and the alice bag band and and most memorable (in my opinion) being the germs. while i knew of a few of the bands and performers in the film (the jerks and black flag mostly) and i had only heard rumors about lead singer (the late) darby crash and and from the footage in the film he seems to be one of the and if not the and epitomes of the punk movement. he doesn not take himself too seriously and he loves to drink and sometimes when he speaks it complete gibberish and and the attitude he brings on stage is both funny and in a free form way exhilarating. a performer like that would probably scare steve miller and jackson browne out of their skins. decline of western civilization may not turn on every non punk fan that seeks this film out (it hard to find on video) and but it shouldn not necessarily turn them off either. like a kind of anthropologist that sneaked into the party and spheeris gets the behavior of these people down pat and their motives and their likes and hatreds and and the power that was their on and off screen personas. a few of them almost come off as normal and some do not and but theyre only offensive to those who aren not too open to things. on top of that and the film is a must see to the kinds of kids that think theyre punk fans just because they listen to good charlotte and blink 182 represent if you want to get the real scoop on the movement and genre of rock you profess to love and give the pioneers a chance. a. 
one of the major successes to the decline of western civilization and filmmaker penelope spheeris indie breakthrough and is that it can perhaps appeal to non punk fans as to the hardcore ones. more importantly and it captures a moment in history before the movement became completely market worthy and when bands would play (or and at the least and try to play in some cases) in dank and dirty clubs to an audience that had as much self respect as they had respect for the bands. for the fan and such as myself and there are precious interviews with some of the quasi legends of la punk scum and some dead and some still living and still hard working in the scene. performances and interviews include the likes of the circle jerks and x and black flag (in the pre henry rollins days) and catholic discipline and fear and the alice bag band and and most memorable (in my opinion) being the germs. while i knew of a few of the bands and performers in the film (the jerks and black flag mostly) and i had only heard rumors about lead singer (the late) darby crash and and from the footage in the film he seems to be one of the and if not the and epitomes of the punk movement. he doesn not take himself too seriously and he loves to drink and sometimes when he speaks it complete gibberish and and the attitude he brings on stage is both funny and in a free form way exhilarating. a performer like that would probably scare steve miller and jackson browne out of their skins. decline of western civilization may not turn on every non punk fan that seeks this film out (it hard to find on video) and but it shouldn not necessarily turn them off either. like a kind of anthropologist that sneaked into the party and spheeris gets the behavior of these people down pat and their motives and their likes and hatreds and and the power that was their on and off screen personas. a few of them almost come off as normal and some do not and but theyre only offensive to those who aren not too open to things. on top of that and the film is a must see to the kinds of kids that think theyre punk fans just because they listen to good charlotte and blink 182 represent if you want to get the real scoop on the movement and genre of rock you profess to love and give the pioneers a chance. a. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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