The Hives: Tussles in Brussels 2004
"In Concert, In Film, and On Video!"
Dive headfirst into the high-energy world of Swedish garage-rockers The Hives with *The Hives: Tussles in Brussels* (2004), a concert film that's less about subtle grooves and more about pure, unfiltered adrenaline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Hives: Tussles in Brussels (2004) about?
*The Hives: Tussles in Brussels* is a pulsating concert film and music documentary capturing the Swedish garage-rock band's electrifying live performance in Belgium, paired with rare TV appearances and a surreal short film. The project dives into The Hives' high-energy stage presence, blending raw energy with psychedelic visuals and cheeky humor.
Who directed The Hives: Tussles in Brussels?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in The Hives: Tussles in Brussels?
The film features Swedish rock band The Hives, including frontman Pelle Almqvist, guitarist Nicholaus Arson, bassist Dr. Matt Destruction, drummer Chris Dangerous, and rhythm guitarist Vigilante Carlstroem.
Is The Hives: Tussles in Brussels (2004) worth watching?
If you're a fan of garage-rock's raw, riff-heavy sound or just looking for a concert film that skips the subtlety entirely, *Tussles in Brussels* is absolutely worth it. While it's light on in-depth interviews, the sheer energy of the performances—and the bonus surreal short film—make it a fun, if chaotic, addition to any rock music fan's collection.
How long is The Hives: Tussles in Brussels?
The runtime of *The Hives: Tussles in Brussels* is 124 minutes.
About The Hives: Tussles in Brussels (2004) — A High-Octane Concert Film and Rock 'n' Roll Experience
Dive headfirst into the high-energy world of Swedish garage-rockers The Hives with *The Hives: Tussles in Brussels* (2004), a concert film that's less about subtle grooves and more about pure, unfiltered adrenaline. This explosive documentary captures the band's electrifying performance in Belgium, blending raw concert footage with five rare UK TV appearances, including standout sets on *Later… with Jools Holland* and *Top of the Pops*. The package also features the quirky, surreal short film *The Hives, Hinduism and Me*, narrated by Little Steven, where the band's signature humor and psychedelic visuals collide in a way that's as bizarre as it is memorable. Packed with two-chord riffs and non-stop energy, this isn't a film for those seeking subtlety—it's a riotous celebration of rock's rebellious spirit, perfect for fans craving something loud, fun, and unapologetically wild.
Whether you're a longtime Hives devotee or a newcomer eager to experience their legendary live show, *Tussles in Brussels* delivers a wild ride from start to finish. The film's frenetic pace, groovy graphics, and unstoppable stage presence make it a must-watch for anyone who believes rock 'n' roll should never be boring.