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Posted by: admin | 01/05/2006 at 20:40 | 1286 views

American Hardcore, a documentary covering American punk and hardcore from 1980 to 1986, is set to be screened at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah this year reports Punknews.org.

It features appearances from Lucky Lehrer (Circle Jerks), Greg Hetson (Circle Jerks, Bad Religion), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Brett Gurewitz (Bad Religion, Epitaph Records) and many others.

AMERICAN HARDCORE will have its World Premiere at the
2006 Sundance Film Festival.

Screening times and venues are as follows:
Jan. 20, Fri. 3:15 PM Holiday Village Cinemas III
Park City
Jan. 21, Sat. 7:30 PM Broadway Center Cinemas VI
111 East Broadway
Salt Lake City
Jan. 25, Wed. 7:30 PM Yarrow Theater 2 (Screening for Press & Industry)
Park City
Jan. 27, Fri. 11:59 PM Egyptian Theater
Park City
Jan. 28, Sat. 6:15 PM Holiday Village Cinemas III
Park City

Tickets can be bought online at sundance.org

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nameless Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote Look Yes BR has ripped off some people before, becuase mthey have influences. But look at all their original work they have done!!! That work has far outnumbered their "Epiphany" songs were they stole chords. Plus many bands such as Green Day, Offspring, Pennywise, and others have ripped off BR alot more than BR did to their influences. And now look how much more popular Green Day and Offpsring are than Bad Religion 01/13/2006 at 18:21 Look Yes BR has ripped off some people before, becuase mthey have influences. But look at all their original work they have done!!! That work has far outnumbered their "Epiphany" songs were they stole chords. Plus many bands such as Green Day, Offspring, Pennywise, and others have ripped off BR alot more than BR did to their influences. And now look how much more popular Green Day and Offpsring are than Bad Religion
human5892 Guest Location: United States	Quote Chord progressions that sound okay to our ears are actually quite limited, so it's no surprise to find lots of duplication within a genre of music (or even across genres, for that matter). It's what's done with the lyrics and the instrumental flourishes around the progression that makes each song (hopefully) unique. Also, Lose As Directed is a stupid song. :) 01/12/2006 at 17:22 Chord progressions that sound okay to our ears are actually quite limited, so it's no surprise to find lots of duplication within a genre of music (or even across genres, for that matter). It's what's done with the lyrics and the instrumental flourishes around the progression that makes each song (hopefully) unique. Also, Lose As Directed is a stupid song. :)
Some Guy Modern Man Voice of Flavorlessness Location: San Diego, CA Status: Offline Posts: 1626	Quote maybe thats why bad religion stole that one nofx bass line 01/12/2006 at 05:44 maybe thats why bad religion stole that one nofx bass line
heyho Guest Location: Australia	Quote nofx stole the bass line from infecetd into one of there songs 01/11/2006 at 08:06 nofx stole the bass line from infecetd into one of there songs
dr. colossus Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote Hear It and No Way by The Adolescents have similar, almost identical intros and bad religion even copy the back up vocals from it. i think its a homage. 01/08/2006 at 10:25 Hear It and No Way by The Adolescents have similar, almost identical intros and bad religion even copy the back up vocals from it. i think its a homage.
tommy Lost Pilgrim Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 37	Quote a lot of punksongs have the same chords in it. Like most of the green day songs are A G D. Like we're only gonna die. That same structure is on lose as directed G F C. So nobody stole it. It is just a thing that every band uses in a couple of songs. Just a coincidence that Jay made the same bassline as elvis costello 01/07/2006 at 15:14 a lot of punksongs have the same chords in it. Like most of the green day songs are A G D. Like we're only gonna die. That same structure is on lose as directed G F C. So nobody stole it. It is just a thing that every band uses in a couple of songs. Just a coincidence that Jay made the same bassline as elvis costello
Neil Davis Billy Gnosis Status: Offline Posts: 832	Quote the best artists steal and sue their fans for stealing the work they stole from someone else! wait no, metallica isn't the best. 01/07/2006 at 06:08 the best artists steal and sue their fans for stealing the work they stole from someone else! wait no, metallica isn't the best.
RatGuy Hippy Killer Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote I think that was his way of quoting Picasso who said "good artists borrow, great artists steal" 01/07/2006 at 04:45 I think that was his way of quoting Picasso who said "good artists borrow, great artists steal"
Jau_Peacecraft The Devil In Stitches Pun-tastic Location: United States Status: Offline Posts: 339	Quote As tarantino once said, "Artists don't do homages, they steal." 01/06/2006 at 19:31 As tarantino once said, "Artists don't do homages, they steal."
Automatic henchman Guest Location: Norway	Quote Or Hear it and that Ugly kid joe song... 01/06/2006 at 17:15 Or Hear it and that Ugly kid joe song...
Automatic henchman Guest Location: Norway	Quote In the world of music I guess this happen all the time. Check out the song melody in the post-chorus of 21st century and Ramones' I'm affected... Try not to think about it 01/06/2006 at 17:13 In the world of music I guess this happen all the time. Check out the song melody in the post-chorus of 21st century and Ramones' I'm affected... Try not to think about it
RatGuy Hippy Killer Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote I do believe Jay Bentley once said whenever he's written songs they end up sounding too much like Elvis Costello. 01/06/2006 at 03:13 I do believe Jay Bentley once said whenever he's written songs they end up sounding too much like Elvis Costello.
PJ Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote i think you mean stolen from, not stolen by, considering that 'you belong to me' was recorded 22 years before 'Lose as Directed'... 01/05/2006 at 23:46 i think you mean stolen from, not stolen by, considering that 'you belong to me' was recorded 22 years before 'Lose as Directed'...
therightclique Guest Location: United States	Quote wow, those bass lines are exactly the same. actually in one version i downloaded, the drums start the same with single snare hits. 01/05/2006 at 23:34 wow, those bass lines are exactly the same. actually in one version i downloaded, the drums start the same with single snare hits.
EATYOURDOG Guest Location: United States	Quote Amazing book. I can only hope the doc is along the same lines of the book. 01/05/2006 at 22:10 Amazing book. I can only hope the doc is along the same lines of the book.
Marc Janssens Guest Location: Netherlands	Quote Ever noticed that the bass-line in 'Lose as Directed' was stolen by the Elvis Costello song 'You belong to me'? Download it and check it out... 01/05/2006 at 21:34 Ever noticed that the bass-line in 'Lose as Directed' was stolen by the Elvis Costello song 'You belong to me'? Download it and check it out...
internet pirate Guest Location: Bahamas	Quote Are these films available on the net afetwards? Any rippage? 01/05/2006 at 20:59 Are these films available on the net afetwards? Any rippage?

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