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BOUNCING
SOULS
DO YOU REMEMBER? 15 YEARS OF THE BOUNCING SOULS (DVD)
CHUNKSAAH
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If you're an avid fan of the Bouncing Souls, this DVD set is a perfect gift
for you. Even if punk rock doesn't appeal to you, Do You Remember
will definitely be part of your collection eventually. Unlike the cheesy
VH1 and E! Entertainment documentaries, the double collection has excellent
imagery of past concerts, rare footage, music videos, photos and stories
of their passion for music |
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knew this punk band would gain their influences from the late Johnny Cash,
U2, and even Barbara Streisand? Not unless you had their latest DVD. From
their early beginnings of teens not wanting to go to college, owning punk
houses, and eventually becoming homeless, Bouncing Souls will expose the
truth behind their endless journey to music nirvana. Describing music as
a "chemical reaction," these guys will literally sit in front
of your living room couch and tell you their stories. You will hear bassist
Bryan Kienlen’s graphic account of his painful knee incidents, which
will leave you howling in distress. You will also discover their anguished
feelings over the music industry, by making anti-MTV signs. Not only will
you hear what the Bouncing Souls have to say about themselves, old housemates
and futon shop manager Kate Hiltz will also recollect the thoughts of their
"punk carnivals" and their beloved fan blazing in flames. Other
than just interviews, viewers will also obtain hours of deleted scenes,
home movies, and 50 live tracks. Jeff Aluis and Ryan Harlin do an exceptional
job at making the reality of punk music come to life. Once you're done watching
Do You Remember, you will not only appreciate the anxieties bands
go through, but also have great respect for the Bouncing Souls. Whether
you're fans of the Bouncing Souls or discovering them for the first time,
they will prove to be the quintessential image of what punk music defines
to be. If you're a music fan (and who isn't) you must be crazy not to purchase
such a staggering, awesome collection. Do You Remember is purely
amazing. |
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