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Goth Box – The DVD Companion – Review

April 19, 2002

This is a nice slice of Goth history, and the flaws of cheesy filming and art-film splicing are more the time period than anything else.

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September 1, 1999

San Francisco Bay area ’80-’82. 47 bands. That’s 8 times more bands than Boston, Not LA, another “scene scope at the time, but now historical curiosity” deal.