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to town the ramones played their

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blondie played there it just

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became upon mecca

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my was real young i'd go by and see this place

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this year the

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, itself was nothing really developed yet

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the very beginning of sister supper club people

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would do them of the high dance and stuff like that

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it was like riding was referral from the them up

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on a professor

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and also making his uncle

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looking everywhere for curly had lighting

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of the mobile hi garden

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nightclub singer and she was popular

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within the filipino community and

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had a tv show on channel

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twenty six and a number of characters

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from the mab have

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perform there

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the name denise demise done

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these jerks assistant at the very

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beginning of the map hi

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welcome to the panel called for our other

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house louisville and i have a sudden

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we're gonna come under hurting described

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the punk rock consultation chronicling

6:13

the rise of the punk rock console

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revelation i just tonight

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is that the some the impresario

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of the mobile high garden he

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was also ten years three

6:25

, six hundred

6:28

plus concerts thing was

6:30

the time

6:31

things were so concerned with no club

6:34

wanted anything to do with punk rock

6:37

until dirt drugs and soda up and

6:39

made them abou high gardens available

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ness downstairs at the

6:47

abou high was having a tough go

6:49

of it so i came in

6:51

and said look how about if you give

6:54

us monday nights because

6:56

that's your dark knight let ,

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try that and i'll guarantee

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your hundred and seventy five hours a night

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at the barn barn

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didn't have and seventy five dollars at the

7:08

but i figured there are enough

7:10

people that i know that if i say come on

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down in as they eat drink

7:14

two beers will meet the guarantees

7:17

and our we're within

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a very short time we were

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grossing more on the monday

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then he was grossing on was weekend

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with name filipino

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my name is linda these ads in

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my films the same as louder

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south or shorter at

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one point one mondays

7:41

which was which was period

7:43

and the broadway strip there

7:45

are convinced nest queen know

7:47

who owns the club to let him put

7:49

on different acts little by

7:51

little it went from you

7:54

know sort of vaudevillian right he

7:56

acts to were nuns

7:58

who are one of the first

7:59

the play their apparently they went

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up to dirk and they found out says

8:04

then you was available hands

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a said well should we put on a show and i

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remember i was walking up grand avenue

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and veils then girlfriend

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was coming down and see

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seating me was the drummer for the

8:17

nuns and he was handing out flyers

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my girlfriend who look like a rocker

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i guess i was like one to you know with

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platform , and you

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know spies here and all that does

8:29

just superficial style

8:32

and my girlfriend was i've known a strain

8:34

in a really short guy said hey

8:37

feel like coming are band's debut

8:40

at the move i gardens which

8:42

none of us and heard of his it was filipino

8:45

are put filipino the guess lessons of the magic words

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for any so com real punk rocker

8:51

so we when then the rest is history

8:54

the first time we went to the

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mahmud hey there were more

8:59

people on stage in there were none audience

9:01

because it hadn't gotten around but within

9:04

two weeks it was packed

9:06

and mean word got around sound don't forget this

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is before the internet before

9:10

smartphones was literally

9:13

person to person or on the telephone

9:16

or snail mail to say that

9:18

this then he was doing this in

9:20

like a say within two weeks it was jam

9:22

the joke was a bruce connor

9:25

the famous artist said you'd be

9:27

watching a man in you said well i can

9:29

do this to say you'd go home and you'd learn

9:32

at least one court on your base and

9:34

you'd get up on the stand and a know

9:37

you were the audience one week and now you're

9:39

on the stage

9:40

the time

9:42

yeah

9:43

i'm cathy pack the bass player

9:46

for the contractions and

9:48

that pill founder and executive director

9:51

of here hearing it's case

9:54

it came here with time paths

9:57

the he is flames rosemary monday

10:00

the he actually started

10:05

the people displaced there but he's

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the , really really his

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shoes domain name

10:14

he thinks i'm i'm hoping that sounds

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really , have , and

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i wish you stuff is a mob

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and see it being said i

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love said music fired

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by marrying and i had marrying and

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their feet away

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airplane the players

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the i say people realize

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opposed whole going there like with

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it

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when it

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the allowed to such very

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proud isn't days electrifying

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there are kids them point as me

11:01

the be as assistant and live

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like

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it i can't type precise basically

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avoided typing because as

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a female

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the get pigeonholed into

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being someone's system

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the will you will have to type that much and you get

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to do a lot of things

11:18

the man

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reopened are in the evening he be wearing a what

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looks like you know the groucho marx nose

11:23

and glasses of the eyebrows except this

11:25

one had a dildo on instead of a nose

11:28

there's glasses bit overweight

11:30

i member the base jacket the

11:32

bahraini on his hair and the poodle

11:35

in his arms that was the first time

11:37

i

11:37

under the end of evenings a course you'd

11:39

have come out stage until are better get out which

11:41

you know one of his are paying attention to him so

11:43

he had a real police whistle whistle blowers

11:46

hard as he could through the p a topic

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would leave collectively that

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group of ,

11:52

favorite line was we can make any more money off

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you get out and

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john seabury faster ruffling to

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ban psychotic pineapple

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limousine limousine

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slob have to return

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to by way home by

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, put away the

12:19

saw get yourself

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off the premise and

12:25

then figures some way to return

12:27

to your giraffe and didn't she

12:29

apartments and

12:32

last six suburban home

12:37

i wanted us night club called the night

12:39

break i guess is a downstairs and columbus

12:41

this guy walks up to me it's as big i bought

12:43

t shirt on and this big chicken or care

12:45

read flaming her son he looks at me play guitar

12:48

and ago yeah and so we talk for little bit

12:50

within thirty days we've got marshall stacks

12:52

that's how quick it was some some some before

12:54

we were claim we were the space invaders

12:57

ron greco are on the ripper

12:59

greco i had it gets in river base and

13:02

everyone goes many rip a lot

13:04

i took the job and will

13:06

come in and help fill through all the paperwork

13:08

listen to some of the demo tapes and the band's

13:11

i came in guess there are precedents

13:13

mans like you devos i still

13:15

remember him saying ox home do

13:17

you revolution has begun

13:19

i got the band members together let's walk in

13:21

and talk to the owner we had a good time

13:23

they're talking with them and so we arranged to show

13:25

to play in

13:28

, seventy seven and lives downstairs

13:31

emphasis added as the artist cities in

13:33

northeast and after i got

13:35

there i started to see these posters

13:37

around town for this band called

13:39

crime and they were really intriguing

13:42

posters intriguing there and

13:42

if anything i'd ever seen

13:45

they were at a club called him a bouquet

13:47

i was nineteen at the time

13:49

but they let people in

13:51

eighteen and over the cause it

13:53

was also a filipino restaurant so

13:55

they were able to let miners in my

13:58

name's now be his

13:59

i'm in a band called

14:02

the of

14:02

there's we started in nineteen seventy

14:04

seven

14:05

that was me for span

14:07

i've been going to these shows and ran

14:09

into danny furious who

14:12

ended up being the avenger strummer he

14:14

had a friend in los angeles craig

14:16

ingram

14:17

then he brought greg to sf to be in

14:19

a band with him

14:20

the any had rented part of a warehouse

14:23

out in dog patch and

14:26

they had a p a set up for their

14:28

rehearsals

14:29

the staying over there one day hanging

14:31

out everybody was gone and i put

14:33

on some records and started singing through the

14:35

ps i just fell in love with

14:37

the power of amplification how

14:39

his hikes it's it's so awesome i'm so

14:41

loud and

14:44

then

14:45

when they go back i said i'm gonna be a singer

14:48

when i found the club i've

14:50

felt at home i could be

14:53

exactly who i was and still be a part

14:55

of it i was freed

14:59

my name's live time

15:00

and along with karen merchant fleet

15:03

fate is the some in

15:05

the red of has document of

15:08

the late nineteen seventies mostly some

15:10

that the map for the last

15:12

forty years i've also fan forcing

15:15

us exploratory him as than the

15:17

director of the cinema arts program

15:19

and i'm one of the senior curator oh

15:22

fabulous there were people who came

15:24

in for the first time to explore

15:26

the looking heavy

15:28

and then there was so fill had

15:30

taken on the for solar leather jackets

15:32

doing splutters with t

15:34

shirts you'd walk down

15:36

the corridor and they were

15:39

little crevices always people

15:41

hanging out hanging there

15:42

urinate creature you're

15:45

looking for that place to be

15:47

that feels like home

15:48

the for little creatures because he just kind of

15:50

their just

15:53

when up t c davis the city are

15:56

and that was a time isolating experience

15:58

when i came back

15:59

san francisco i was looking

16:02

for an intimacy

16:04

and some always looking for those

16:06

smaller landscape i

16:10

started filming i ,

16:12

observing and critically assessing

16:15

where i'm at at

16:17

i was drawn to the experimental film

16:20

genre so i wasn't looking for

16:22

anything that followed a bell curve meredith

16:24

or in a was kind of scripted outside

16:27

of any experience i was living in

16:29

cincinnati it was says capturing

16:32

the kind of way of being

16:34

in san in there

16:37

were all kinds of relationships

16:40

that didn't have to fill permanent

16:42

for you didn't have to have names there was

16:44

says something about there was

16:46

is it was sisters

16:48

heightened the the

16:50

same energy back to that word

16:52

about being in

16:55

, mosh pit pit was about

16:58

hanging on to someone i didn't know

17:00

this for counterbalance and it was fine because

17:02

my counterbalance was as and to me as

17:04

a counterbalance as i was in the him or her

17:07

as counterbalance he didn't have

17:09

to talk you know in some

17:11

ways we just talk to our bodies

17:14

maybe the map was an analog

17:16

experience for me

17:18

there was a case in point and

17:20

lou reed came in for an interview he was

17:22

being played as the

17:23

waldo us

17:25

and he brought this guy is

17:27

with him and the dj

17:29

didn't wanna deal with his

17:30

show me around so we're talking

17:33

shown around

17:34

the whole sky all about mad and

17:36

what's going on the slew has his show

17:39

us all take you there it on this was gym

17:41

how was we gotta marry a blue house

17:43

dirk is really good yes he had since as eureka

17:45

goddess soviet occasionally stick us

17:48

open for somebody really inappropriate

17:50

jim care about somebody like that

17:52

just because it was being prefers about it so this

17:54

is true everything is tremendous and

17:57

applied for a woman

17:59

will resume carol twice the

18:02

, time the word was out that patti smith was

18:04

in town playing the old waldorf and she's probably

18:06

going to show up in jam the

18:10

mobilized double pack that max

18:13

happy for this sally smith said

18:15

he says

18:17

after the settlers new backstage

18:19

and dirt comes up with us are you pace

18:22

miss com yeah yeah we heard

18:24

six was you must borrow guitar like

18:27

know we know shooting

18:29

a break your guitar

18:30

when paddy played the mad

18:32

it was mesmerizing you course

18:34

most the other players around the seen them would have

18:36

run home and got a guitar to give torch

18:39

smash there goes up and comes back

18:41

to him as there's a please gus place really want

18:43

guitar your patties right now forget

18:45

it though the ban was on

18:47

a very good show up and was really mobbed and

18:49

i could see the bands like the tops of their heads

18:52

and i just see the guitar swinging over smash

18:54

and smash and smash is that was if yes

18:57

sir , a museum somewhere in

19:02

austin size class

19:05

and businesses difficult to come up with this

19:07

is a fair and here's

19:09

this persona nixon

19:11

this post with portrays was

19:14

like yeah

19:17

this is if this is is taking

19:19

it to a whole different

19:21

level because there was so many levels is

19:23

the fun part is the political and

19:26

him the poet

19:27

the art

19:46

birch groups all the i wonder

19:49

is welcome to be who are talking abou hey

19:51

gardens if your to drive

19:53

by there on any given evening years

19:55

i see a bunch of people standing in front

19:58

dressed a little differently than

19:59

you and me

20:01

the out outside was like the

20:04

preamble or whatever you know you

20:06

that your sense of less it's gonna be crowded

20:09

and what the energy was like

20:10

that they might have a monarch haircut

20:12

they may have shaved heads different

20:15

color hair and what they represent

20:17

is the punk movement

20:19

you didn't just for russia and always

20:21

a lingering the kind of slow

20:24

meander and then you would hope

20:26

to to squeeze in and get by the admissions

20:29

maybe having enough money for

20:31

beer early on

20:33

people with throw beer bottles at

20:35

the stage and that was very dangerous

20:37

so they actually thought maybe we'll

20:39

put a screen or between

20:42

the band in the audience but that

20:44

doesn't sound like a good idea so

20:46

that he got the idea ah i'm

20:48

gonna make fifty five gallon

20:50

drums some popcorn all the super

20:53

salty super salty can either i realized

20:55

later either theory is that the snakes he buy

20:57

drinks free popcorn and tables

21:00

it was really old popcorn and wasn't for eating

21:02

was for throwing have the bands that be as

21:04

big mess of popcorn and jumbled

21:06

chairs and tables knocked over knocked was the

21:08

kind of like to south jersey

21:11

what is the punk movement how long has it

21:13

been around and is something

21:15

we should fear or as one person said

21:18

maybe it's some individuals way of just

21:20

some having some honest self

21:22

expression or we have some parts with

21:24

us and the audience this morning we're going to talk to them about

21:27

their lifestyle i remember being in my

21:29

house

21:30

in

21:32

all of a sudden

21:33

having a paradigm shift

21:36

music is plane and he just sold

21:38

when you're

21:40

, such as soon as well as oh

21:43

the sadness something hook up and

21:45

saturday

21:47

they didn't even know what it was causes at time

21:49

to just have to

21:52

swim

22:05

not having led to money is like how

22:07

can get into these places without it

22:09

you could sometimes climb into the front window

22:11

at the map

22:13

then one time

22:14

i'm filling came in grab me and said dirk

22:17

wants to talk soon as authors

22:19

though he goes you don't think i

22:21

see sneak in and all the time

22:24

you know the know more that

22:26

but it didn't stop peel it

22:29

was part of the culture we

22:31

were there to tis get it

22:33

however weeks

22:34

i

22:36

agree crap

22:38

her so he plays

22:40

had the maps

22:41

the had been a series before

22:43

if we would say the south ask your

22:45

party for the nuns between

22:48

when we heard about the gigs and when we

22:50

played as we went away and

22:52

were visiting with friends of mine from seattle

22:54

is screamers to screamers to do plenty

22:56

and tommy gear and i remember tommy

22:59

intimate a saying the me oh he

23:01

can't do cover song

23:03

you guys need right your own song so

23:06

we got back from melee we had our weeks ago

23:08

when we will

23:09

hey let's write some original songs

23:12

so we sat down a road

23:14

car crash

23:15

i believe in me teenage rebel

23:18

maybe

23:18

pick songs original songs in

23:20

that week them when we got up to play

23:23

our first time on are real stage

23:25

in front of iranians for me anyway and

23:28

somebody written the subtlest wrong so they're

23:30

guitar player is playing a different song

23:32

from the face for her and the drummer

23:34

and when the music started i was like oh

23:37

, god oh my god i can't see see

23:40

as you know what fun is a sensitive business

23:42

mass i can't remember the where i was if i was

23:44

so to season any success a

23:46

few seconds later or and i was

23:49

in there like what are we playing and then they figure

23:51

it out they started playing the same song and

23:54

i was like oh yeah okay yeah seizure

23:56

so he goes i can access is access good

23:58

for snow henry long sex

24:01

as far as a source says

24:03

all gone out of my head example is

24:05

like this like this nightmare said

24:07

them with this is a sad and some

24:10

people who were there were like was really amazing

24:12

am we were just like oh my god that was such

24:15

a car for such january

24:18

fourteenth thanks to some the ace we've

24:20

been invaded says supports the pistols

24:23

we , there the places absolutely so

24:25

that between thirty six thousand people

24:28

people biggest so the sex pistols ever pays

24:31

him and ten times bigger than the biggest

24:33

said we'd ever we'd so

24:35

and the nuns were up there

24:38

performing the says that

24:40

covered in things that people were

24:42

throwing them fifth

24:45

throwing them pretty rough so

24:47

we walked out after they were done

24:49

to take our place and says and personally i

24:51

have to me as i slipped on this is

24:54

the slipped so much sit and

24:56

i almost hit the ground but as and i can

24:58

i caught myself and then made my caught

25:00

carefully to my microphone there's

25:03

, video of the whole night and

25:06

you can see how when we start

25:08

for little britain and shaky and

25:10

scared and then as are sick grasses

25:13

we discussed more and more confident sovereign

25:15

stronger so as more and we

25:17

were feeling pretty awesome it

25:20

was crazy because there were so many people there and

25:22

they were all mass together people were kind

25:24

of getting squeezed out of the audience

25:27

like and of and passed overhead

25:29

like they're passing out eat

25:32

look out there to see a faces and see someone

25:34

you knew and like make eye contact and them as a

25:36

second later these disappearances

25:38

proud soothe and ten especially

25:41

for us we used to seeing a lot

25:43

of our friends right up front now

25:45

singing along with us in this was like was

25:48

huge number of people at never seen punk

25:50

before and just were there for their

25:53

the spectacle the circus

25:56

a lot of people throwing a there was

25:58

a pretty intense experience i

26:00

think they're throwing of things increased

26:03

when the sex pistols got out there because johnny

26:05

rotten egg , on someone

26:08

threw a camera on stage he was like whoa thanks

26:10

to in as as he was really

26:12

egging months since it

26:14

started out terrifying for us and ended

26:16

up feeling very that they

26:19

were in a set that said spaces not

26:21

even funds and for that sat and

26:24

i guess i'm have to go back and listen to it

26:26

the of i could tell that i think

26:28

the band was pretty used to

26:30

making their way through the sat without

26:33

counting on their face

26:40

i'm janet clyde i am one of the owners

26:42

of the suit

26:43

the cafe ne i

26:45

moved here in nineteen seventy eight

26:47

when i was twenty one

26:49

i got my first job in san

26:51

francisco observable high

26:53

gardens the new had a waitress

26:56

i knew how to cocktail and so i

26:58

was seen it was basically pick up a trade

27:01

quite the know he would be a perfect

27:03

insulting people insulting

27:05

already wearing rat for here knowing when

27:08

he , just part of this

27:10

guy never took himself or anything

27:13

and really good

27:15

to the bands like really

27:16

id

27:17

come on and it was just the

27:19

man was saying uluru

27:22

room with a low ceiling

27:23

the dark cave

27:25

like really dark bare

27:28

bones

27:29

you know tables and chairs

27:30

are in the backyard

27:32

in in the front

27:34

stage that was only was few feet

27:36

high

27:36

it might just really does a few feet

27:38

high and there is a

27:41

bad seating area that was raised

27:43

was little bit

27:44

after they removed on it signals and

27:46

says i'm leaving and i sent

27:49

them a lot more to the sunni and

27:52

mean , maybe sam

27:54

and two hundred people the most

27:56

crowded night and nemo was some cell

27:59

with both

27:59

the money and david

28:02

moyes audiences

28:04

, higher than found out about about

28:07

most families ever see them see

28:10

we'd go in it's connected so when they're

28:12

at tennis overdue that have higher

28:14

level have seven and

28:17

i thought fine and nine hundred or love

28:19

it's a more people than i

28:21

can count as count i

28:23

thought it was so much fun it was

28:26

home at

28:28

people send out sitting

28:30

under them to , me

28:33

and waiting on the class who are so terrified

28:35

me the class

28:37

though which show summer is

28:40

asking for the air and years a slave okay

28:43

and give you money and you're trying to think about like

28:46

i don't know how to make sense for the signal chain

28:48

has just

28:49

having

28:52

amazing new fifty

28:54

dollar bill for the beers

28:56

give them back into hundred and fifty dollars

28:58

in change i , could not

29:01

have i couldn't the said they couldn't don't

29:04

think think marriage

29:06

i'll never forget this the manager just took

29:08

the money out of something put the money back

29:10

into my hand mm

29:13

license and would with and child's would flight

29:16

counted thought that seems

29:18

like and how much are the virus there you

29:20

know this there you of haters you know

29:23

twelve third seems forward

29:25

to his team to miami

29:27

thirty rupees burrow

29:30

as i it i'll never forget that was

29:32

funny

29:40

what happened is versus are you

29:42

doing some he is that

29:44

there issue on broadway

29:46

the hated her for her while this

29:48

is when m t v was coming in

29:50

so there was a whole new chapter

29:53

when the big earthquake and the freeway

29:55

collapse

29:57

that really hurt people off i'm coming

29:59

they're really quick

30:00

i left

30:01

that why after a few years

30:04

and time changed on

30:06

broadway and they move

30:07

club off broadway then

30:09

use like yeoman street and berkeley

30:12

develops around that time

30:15

i don't really know what it was like us as

30:17

ariane i , it just got

30:19

harder to just got harder

30:21

for them and you know that the

30:23

team has changed and

30:26

soda week might soda week if

30:28

it wasn't for dirk

30:30

punk rock would have started in san

30:33

francisco at some point or rather anyway

30:36

but dirk release facilitated

30:39

his rise he understood

30:42

what was happening you know any

30:44

knew how to let it be free

30:48

the intimate to me i just

30:50

remember i'm excited innocent

30:53

good place to be sometimes when you play

30:55

any

30:56

the morning and driven

30:58

we need to be nowhere else

31:01

and , also just wanting to go crazy

31:05

and

31:05

the way that live

31:06

and america when you

31:08

get to a certain age years

31:11

saw the lead told by

31:14

the urban environment

31:15

what are you doing their part

31:17

going yes forty five years old

31:20

you should be at the p t a meeting

31:22

new house to want to

31:25

, out something about your

31:27

life life go to the scene

31:31

i have scene philippine friend

31:34

and it turns out a malibu

31:36

high means welcome and

31:39

it also means good lives

31:42

a solid so funny in

31:44

that context because that's

31:46

what really happened that the mobile high

31:48

you know you are welcome then

31:50

he was a good life

31:52

when dirt died i called

31:55

bruce and told and because

31:57

the three of us were going to make

31:59

us film about

32:01

the totality of the punk scene

32:03

and san francisco that

32:06

died with both bruce and

32:08

or die very

32:10

sad for me i have not recovered

32:13

from that to this day because bruce

32:15

was a very creative artist and

32:17

or tad every connection necessary

32:20

in the world

32:22

the thing like people and musicians

32:25

and artists everyone since

32:27

riveted it was experience

32:29

even though it was like a misfit community

32:32

there was like an entertainer

32:34

really potentially them

32:36

see is a ringmaster

32:39

i have seen that they had name's

32:42

a street in north disaster that

32:45

beat people for that would come

32:47

from within a specific

32:49

i'm fifty nine place

32:50

item fifty nine was considered by the rules committee

32:53

at a regular me

32:53

november thirteenth at ten am

32:56

a resolution changing the name of role as a

32:58

runway and northeast earth's surface and three

33:00

and recognition first or center will be remembered

33:03

as one of the most important figures in the usual and

33:05

cultural history

33:06

apparently have found it is amazing

33:08

that a punk rockers gotta

33:11

three days

33:12

most you made

33:14

my supervisor on a on a seconded by

33:16

addresses that knowledge that without

33:18

objects on the item is

33:21

amended same house same

33:23

call the resolution

33:30

right on broadway

33:33

and roll him like he's

33:35

skinny disaster with no money

33:39

and what is simply their serfs it alley

33:44

he'll sell them from the clinical helped

33:47

is a historic fact it's in the

33:49

ground right in the alley so the kids

33:51

are listed out their

33:54

thoughts about start an nes and

33:56

i'm retired and center

33:59

the animals

34:00

get real

34:14

the something to do these demise done

34:17

this kind penelope houston

34:20

run greco john c very

34:23

detail gerrit clyde and

34:25

cassie packed into

34:28

the vibrant some as least for community

34:30

for surrenders time and stories those

34:34

who documented the countless others say

34:36

the fires from a telephone pole graveyard

34:38

as the past you keep the marble

34:40

eyes

34:43

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34:45

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34:47

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34:49

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34:52

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34:54

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