Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 2008
"From the archives of SF's famous Target Video comes this monster release from the classic original early 80s line up of Flipper!"
Dive into the raw energy of San Francisco's punk scene with *Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 (2008)*, a riveting live concert film that captures the band at their peak.
Director: Joe Rees
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 (2008) about?
This live concert film captures Flipper's explosive performances during two shows in San Francisco's early '80s punk scene. It documents their headlining gig at Berkeley Square and their opening act for Throbbing Gristle at Kezar Stadium, preserving the band's rebellious energy on film.
Who directed Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981?
The film was directed by Joe Rees, a key figure in preserving San Francisco's punk and underground music legacy through the Target Video archives.
Who stars in Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981?
The main cast features Steve DePace, Ted Falconi, Bruce Loose, and Will Shatter, the core lineup of Flipper during this era.
Is Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 (2008) worth watching?
For punk enthusiasts and fans of live music documentaries, this film is a treasure trove of raw energy and historical significance. While it may not appeal to mainstream audiences, its authenticity and nostalgia make it a compelling watch for those who appreciate the roots of punk rock.
How long is Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981?
The runtime of *Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981* is 83 minutes.
About Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 (2008) — Punk legends unleashed in a raw San Francisco concert film
Dive into the raw energy of San Francisco's punk scene with *Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981 (2008)*, a riveting live concert film that captures the band at their peak. Recorded during two legendary shows in the early '80s, this documentary-style release showcases Flipper's unfiltered punk spirit, from their headlining performance at Berkeley Square to their role as opener for the iconic Throbbing Gristle at Kezar Stadium. Director Joe Rees brings the punk aesthetic to life with gritty visuals and an unpolished, electrifying atmosphere, making it a must-watch for fans of underground music history.
The film is a time capsule of a bygone era, blending the rebellious energy of punk with the DIY ethos of the Target Video archives. With Steve DePace, Ted Falconi, Bruce Loose, and Will Shatter delivering a punishing set, *Flipper: Live - Target Video 1980-1981* offers a glimpse into the band's raw, unfiltered sound and the cultural pulse of San Francisco in the early '80s.