I was enjoying this, until the whole documentary collapsed under the collective weight of its focus on intersectionality, Identity politics and general contemporary pro-noun led, victim culture. Some interesting stories and some great bands: Strawberry Switchblade and The Hedrons the standouts for me. It's ironic that one band member uses the doc to air her own grievance, about other Male dominanted Scottish indie documentaries leaving them out of the "untold story" of Scottish indie music history. She need not worry, those documentaries are equally filled with mediocre have a go bands, who never made it into collective consciousness of Joe public - for a good reason! The doc, is filled with the usual plethora of music press cliches: everyone was D.I.Y (punk has a lot to answer for), every artist was trying to be themselves. The crowbarred contemporary feminist overtones from the director/narrator, are constantly at odds with many of the woman featured - who were/are obviously quite happy using femininity to sell their image and further their career. Going by the narrative portrayed at the end of the doc, it's clear it's ok to look like a high powered, sexualised woman - as long as you're a member of the bearded men wearing girls clothes cult.
![Strawberry Switchblade - Let Her Go [High Quality With No Logos]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lYh_3EGcqdI/mqdefault.jpg)
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I hope it gets released throughout Europe!! And by that I mean here in Italy too!!💜🎸🎼🎶😍
it will we are booking across EU for 2025
@@DocnRollFilm grazie mille!! I can't believe it!!!
Jacquie Bradley from Sophisticated Boom Boom/His Latest Flame was definitely Scotland's best drummer
Will this get a dvd/blu ray release as i HAVE to see/own a copy?
I hope so too 🤞🏼 what an amazing film. In the meantime, it's available on BBC iPlayer for the next 11 months if you're in the UK.
Moira Rankin ❤
Where I can watch it?
where are you based? we are hosting the London Premiere on 30th October
@@DocnRollFilm I am actually in Argentina
@@diegocancino6417 sorry we don't screen Doc'n Roll there but I am sure some of your film festivals will screen the film!
@@DocnRollFilm another one from Argentina here! 🙌🙌
@@DocnRollFilm put it on streaming please
I was enjoying this, until the whole documentary collapsed under the collective weight of its focus on intersectionality, Identity politics and general contemporary pro-noun led, victim culture.
Some interesting stories and some great bands: Strawberry Switchblade and The Hedrons the standouts for me.
It's ironic that one band member uses the doc to air her own grievance, about other Male dominanted Scottish indie documentaries leaving them out of the "untold story" of Scottish indie music history. She need not worry, those documentaries are equally filled with mediocre have a go bands, who never made it into collective consciousness of Joe public - for a good reason!
The doc, is filled with the usual plethora of music press cliches: everyone was D.I.Y (punk has a lot to answer for), every artist was trying to be themselves. The crowbarred contemporary feminist overtones from the director/narrator, are constantly at odds with many of the woman featured - who were/are obviously quite happy using femininity to sell their image and further their career.
Going by the narrative portrayed at the end of the doc, it's clear it's ok to look like a high powered, sexualised woman - as long as you're a member of the bearded men wearing girls clothes cult.
Has anyone noticed the bass player in Lungleg is the absolute double of Jill Tyrell?
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I have been told that before 🤣
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