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The Queers Alive in Hollyweird
The Queers: Alive in Hollyweird captures a lightning-hot ’07 performance by legendary punk-pop pioneers, The Queers. Taped live in Los Angeles, the show features a rock-solid lineup of Joe Queer on lead vocals and guitar, Dangerous Dave on bass and Matt Drastic on drums. The show also features a six-song guest appearance by Danny Vapid (Screeching Weasel, Riverdales, The Methadones). This is the first Queers concert taped in its entirety for DVD and features a high quality 4-camera shoot and a pristine 24-channel sound mix. This is the live Queers DVD that fans have been waiting for!
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Plot Summary
This documentary captures the legendary punk rock band The Queers during their 2009 tour through Hollywood. It offers an unfiltered look at the band's chaotic performances, backstage antics, and their enduring dedication to the punk rock ethos. The film delves into the band's history, their unique brand of surf-punk, and their impact on the underground music scene.
Critical Reception
As a niche concert film focused on a specific punk band, 'Alive in Hollyweird' received limited mainstream critical review. However, within the punk and underground music communities, it was generally praised for its raw, energetic portrayal of The Queers' live show and their unapologetic lifestyle.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for capturing the raw energy of The Queers' live performances.
Appreciated by fans for its authentic, no-frills look at the band's touring life.
Seen as a must-watch for dedicated followers of The Queers and the punk rock genre.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this specialized documentary, but fans generally appreciate its direct portrayal of The Queers' intense live performances and their consistent dedication to their punk rock roots.
Fun Fact
The film was directed by Joe "Shithead" Keith, who also frequently performs with The Queers and is known for his extensive work in documenting punk rock scenes.
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