caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show 1995
"The only thing worse than not eating in 105 degree weather is eating in 105 degree weather."
caP'n Jazz delivers one last blistering performance in *caP'n Jazz – Complete Live Show (1995)*, captured at the Daily Grind in sweltering Kansas City on July 10th.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show (1995) about?
This short concert film documents the final performance of the influential emo-punk band caP'n Jazz before their original breakup. Recorded in oppressive summer heat, it captures the band's spirited, off-kilter sound and the raw energy of a young group at the peak of their creative fire.
Who directed caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show?
The live show stars Tim Kinsella, Mike Kinsella, Davey von Bohlen, Victor Villareal, and Sam Zurick.
Is caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show (1995) worth watching?
For fans of 90s emo-punk, this 28-minute archival performance is a must-see slice of history. It offers a vivid glimpse into caP'n Jazz's signature sound before their eventual legacy expanded. While not rated on IMDb, its cult significance makes it a time capsule worth experiencing firsthand.
How long is caP'n Jazz - Complete Live Show?
The runtime is 28 minutes.
About caP'n Jazz – Complete Live Show (1995): Raw Emo-Punk Magic from Kansas City
caP'n Jazz delivers one last blistering performance in *caP'n Jazz – Complete Live Show (1995)*, captured at the Daily Grind in sweltering Kansas City on July 10th.
This 28-minute set offers a raw, unfiltered snapshot of the Midwestern emo-punk pioneers at the tail end of their original run, embodying restless energy and youthful urgency. Fronted by the Kinsella brothers and joined by Davey von Bohlen and the rest of the lineup, the setlist crackles with the urgency and melodic chaos that defined their sound—tight yet explosive, nostalgic yet defiantly present. The camera captures the heat of the moment as much as the music, with the band's signature jagged guitars and heart-on-sleeve lyrics cutting through the thick air of a Missouri summer.