Whether it's useless or actually necessary isn't the question here.
In 1980s rural America, the trend among metalheads was to pile into a used Japanese car and blast LOUDNESS at full volume. In that era, in the parking lot of the Capital Centre in Maryland, someone rolled tape on one wasted little punk after another as they gathered like a swarm to catch a Judas Priest show — and the result was a hopelessly outrageous bootleg video! It caused a whirlwind among musicians, Hollywood stars and cult movie fans the world over, dubbed and re-dubbed over and over until it finally became a legendary ROCK documentary. And now a DVD, with two hours of bonus content added to that original footage, is at last in your hands.
In 1980s rural America, the trend among metalheads was to pile into a used Japanese car and blast LOUDNESS at full volume. In that era, in the parking lot of the Capital Centre in Maryland, someone rolled tape on one wasted little punk after another as they gathered like a swarm to catch a Judas Priest show — and the result was a hopelessly outrageous bootleg video! It caused a whirlwind among musicians, Hollywood stars and cult movie fans the world over, dubbed and re-dubbed over and over until it finally became a legendary ROCK documentary. And now a DVD, with two hours of bonus content added to that original footage, is at last in your hands.