DVD15 - URGH! A Music War [widescreen version] (1981)
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Chapters
- The Police: Driven To Tears
- Wall Of Voodoo: Back In Flesh
- Toyah Wilcox: Danced
- John Cooper Clarke: Health Fanatic
- OMD: Enola Gay
- Chelsea: I’m On Fire
- Oingo Boingo: Ain't This The Life?
- Echo And The Bunnymen: Puppet
- Jools Holland: Foolish I Know
- XTC: Respectable Street
- Klaus Nomi: Total Eclipse
- Athletico Spizz 80: Where’s Captain Kirk?
- The Go Go’s: We Got The Beat
- Dead Kennedys: Bleed For Me
- Steele Pulse: Klu Klux Klan
- Gary Numan: Down In The Park
- Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: Bad Reputation
- Magazine: Model Worker
- Surf Punks: My Beach
- The Members: Offshore Banking
- Au Pairs: Come Again
- The Cramps: Tear It Up
- Invisible Sex: Vallium
- Pere Ubu: Birdies
- DEVO: Uncontrollable Urge
- Alleycats: Nothing Means Nothing Anymore
- John Ottway: Cheryl’s Going Home
- Gang Of Four: He’d Send In The Army
- 999: Homicide
- Fleshtones: Shadow Line
- X: Beyond And Back
- Skafish: Sign Of The Cross
- UB40: Madame Medusa
- The Police: Roxanne
- The Police and Friends: So Lonely
- Klaus Nomi: Aria From Samson and Delilah (end credits) [cut]
Bonus Features
- hidden easter egg
Quality:
excellent
Contributor:
Source:
InHD broadcast
Notes:
While this version of the film has dramatically improved picture quality, it is not without its drawbacks. First of all, the "widescreen" is actually simple cropping. If you compare this screencap to this cap of the other version, you will notice that the top and bottom of the frame have been lopped off. In addition to that, this copy of the film is missing the performance of "Two Little Boys" by Splodgeness Abounds and the closing credits are cut. The choice is yours.
Review:
A lost classic. This film documents the west coast punk/alternative scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s. A wonderful glimpse into music history.
