CBGB's the roots of punk documentary part 1
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- Опубліковано 4 січ 2010
- The following is a demo video produced expressly for Hilly Kristal, creator and owner of CBGBs. Thanks The Creative Conspiracy.
Full credits at the end of part 2
Produced & Directed by Mark del Costello
Written by Mark del Costello & Don Grosso
Edited by Don Grosso
Graphic logos created by Nick Post
Interview Producers- Paul Sanders, Georgiana Verganilakis, Jessi Johnston
Camera Operators - Mark del Costello, Dave Assanowicz, Paul Sanders, Nick Rago
Lighting - Dave Assanowicz
Sound - Dave Assanowicz, Joe Reinsel
Special thanks to - Hilly Kristal, Lenny Kaye, Terry Ork, Ed Franco and Robert Crites
Very special thanks to the Art Institute of Philadelphia AIPH
Lots of "stock" film footage in here too.
Produced to UA-cam with CyberLink PowerDirector - Розваги
really glad to see this doc..of CBGB..It was great to have been part of this unique place in my high school years in the late 70's and to have seen some amazing performers so up close and personal.. ill never forget it...PEACE
Ok kewl fucker rub it in
For portuguese CBGD is a legend,a sanctuary for rock music!
Marco,Coimbra,Portugal
"Some people with no talent" goes straight to the Ramones. Oh dear.
Yeah, Hilly!!, best club EVER, more LIVE music than we ever saw in one place - the dogshit (and worst bathroom in NY State) was a genius touch - we'll all miss you, dude. Godfather of an era. RIP.
GBGB 4 Ever!
now you have a fashion boutique there... thank you NY!
Found out that ppl living the van life can set up a physical address through one of three states with special laws in place that will forward mail to you on the road more easily. Those states are Florida, Texas and South Dakota. Some how they will create a physical address via the post office without you having to have an actual home, per se.
Never could afford to fly over from the UK back then to see it for myself so had to make do with reading about it in the British music press and to see and hear the acts when they came over to play the venues (Blondie, Iggy Pop , Talking Heads , Ramones ) I did get to visit the building when it became an clothes shop though. Thanks for making the doc I enjoyed watching it.
Wonderful.
CBGBs opened in December 1973 and Closed two months before it's 33 anniversary in October 2006. The owner and creator of CBGBs died 10 months after it closed due to lung cancer.
Thanks for sharing this is a great little documentary. I learned a lot of cool things from this and theres some really great footage!
CBGB WAS BADASS SPOT I HAS AWSOME TIMES IN THE 80 & 90 ..
cool !!
I always thought that CBGB was some kind of chord progression, lol
Will do :)
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You'd have to walk on the corners of your shoes to go to the bathroom, otherwise the piss and toilet water on the floor would penetrate tour Chuck Taylors. Combat boots became popular and useful there. Plus Hilly's dog really did poop on the floor. But the soundman would make an amazing live tape of you band for a few cold Budweiser's. I loved the place! The money wasn't an issue if you didn't expect any!
I wonder what would happen if GG ever played there
@msnikish11 thank you for your response!
I wouldn't really know. I remember when we first started making this was when Joey Ramone past away
Hilly Cristall el Brian Epstein del punk un gran visionario para su época QPD
@defleppardfan69 Who do you mean, Lenny Kaye or PAtti Smith?
Country Blue Grass Blues, hahhaahah, turned out to be completely not those
there's a cbgb's in my town its pretty cool
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my dad used to hang out there every weekend almost in the 70's and he said all they cooked was some nasty ass chili and he got fucked up one night and actually ate it nasty junky ridden chili
how expensive was it to go to that place in its later years?
$5..76-78.
@SuperPunkemon
really ? where do you live ?
Why groups produced at CBCG didn't help to pay the 90'000 $usd? Is not too expensy, why? don't understand .
Patti Smith / Richard Hell -voidoids? played at the CBGB theatre on 2 ave.
the fire dept shut the place down after 1 or 2 shows
We didnt get paid ,and Patti threw up.
Hilly lost on that 1 but the bowery kept goin.
I saw Patti Smith at the cbgb theater on 2nd Ave, it was New Years eve and to be honest, the show was so boring we left after a few songs.
Driving home that night 4 of us saw a USO, which was a UFO that came out of the Raritan River.
None of us were drunk or high, the roads were empty because it was around midnight, that damn USO followed us into Sayreville where we parked by a small lake, got out of our car and looked up at it, none of us remember anything else until we all woke up the next morning in our respective beds. Strange night 😳
CBGB !!!!!!!
why the hell did no one do anything about it closing?
BEST COMMENT EVER!
next rocker to go there... JOHNNY NAPALM
this is where motley crue got their start.
An LA glam band got their start at a NYC club? Hahahaha it must be been an ordeal to travel coast to coast to play your first gig 😂
Bowery today sure as hell isn't what it was before...
Patty Smith pretty
@defleppardfan69 patti smith
the only true punk artist was Jayne(who used to be Wayne) County, the first to play CBGB in Dec. 1973; visit The Jayne County Fan Page on FaceBook..
NYC of today just sucks. All the grit is gone. Now just as bunch of trust fund hipsters and yentas with baby strollers.
;( CBGBs is gone
A woman I know saw X-Ray Spex there in '78,lucky twat.
Huh? What the hell are you talking about?
Why groups produced at CBCG didn't help to pay the 90'000 $usd? Is not too expensive to pay wiht all participation. why? don't understand this not punk attitude...buerkk
I'm a huge Ramones fan and i don't think The Ramones were a punk band at all. They are just a great American rock n roll band. The "punk" label belongs to those British bands that came after them.
So wrong.
The Ramones were not punk it was pure American rock-n-roll and if you don’t concur your mom was born and raised in Babylon…..👍🏻🙃 😁
ahhhh bullshit