Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973) - MST3K

  As a pre-Christmas treat, here's the  Mystery Science Theater 3000 crew tackling 1973s Godzilla vs. Megalon - from their second season.  

die kreuzen - 1985 - Atlantic City

Check out the Midwestern hardcore and beyond sounds from Milwaukee, Wisconsin's die kreuzen. Presented here is footage from 26 July 1985 of a happening show at an Elk's Lodge in Atlantic City. 

I dig this!!!

 Set list:

Halloween
Melt
This Hope
Counting Cracks
Uncontrolled Passion
Rumors
Dirt And Decay
There's A Place
Fighting
Imagine A Light

The Snow Man (1932) cartoon

Unlike the jovial and happy-go-lucky Frosty, the snowman on display in this 1932 cartoon is a much more malevolent creature. Once created, this snow man goes on a Frankenstein monster or King Kong-esque rampage in which he eats a happy lil fish and attacks a church, among other misdeeds.

The cartoon's animator and director Ted Eshbaugh was a competitor to Walt Disney in the arena of cartoons, but as events unfolded, he never attained that level of success.

We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen (2005)

We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen (2005)
Excellent documentary on San Pedro, California
punk rock band the Minutemen.
Recommended viewing!!!

One Night In A City / Jedné Noci V Jednom Meste (2007)

Presented here is Jan Balej's animated film Night In A City / Jedné Noci V Jednom Meste (2007) from the Czech Republic. Very little dialogue throughout, but instead a rich world of sounds and music which more than match the detailed animation and curious vignettes that create the film.

Black Flag - 1983 - Culver City

Dig on this footage of a truncated 1983 Black Flag show in an unconventional venue. Here's the description that was posted with the video:

"This is all the video available from this incredible BLACK FLAG performance at a garage party in 1983. The clip begins with a few moments from the song MY RULES then goes into DEPRESSION, SCREAM, NERVOUS BREAKDOWN, THIRSTY AND MISERABLE, and just the intro to SIX PACK.

The Black Flag lineup at this time had Ginn, Dukowki, Rollins, Stevenson, and coincedentaly the last performance with Dez Cadena on 2nd guitar. Contarary to even Rollins own memory, this party was not in Mike Muir's garage, but was in the garage of one of the Suicidal Tendencies roadies (Albert, his grandmas actually) in Culver City, West Los Angeles, California. Black Flag played this party in the middle of the day as a favor to then Suicidal manager and often Black Flag photographer Glen E. Friedman. The occasion was to attempt to get as many of the suicidal kids with their hand drawn shirts into one place so they could be photographed for ST's debut LP cover. Black Flag played a tremendous set, Suicidal followed and could barely get through one song due to the insanity of the rabid suicidal followers, it was a nice afternoon."