A highly entertaining overview of early 80s punk rock, featuring appearances by the famous (The Police, Joan Jett, Gary Numan) and the not-so-famous (Invisible Sex, anyone?). Highlights include Klaus Nomi's particular brand of Euro-eccentricity, Numan's extravagant set pieces, Au Pairs, and Lux Interior's (of The Cramps) hilarious sleaziness. There are lulls (Jett seems oddly listless), but the best songs are thrilling, and Derek Burbidge's direction captures the performances very well indeed.

Great Music, but I have to give this a negative score regardless. It's not even rudimentarily what one could call a movie; just a juxtaposition of live gig footage, cut back-to-back with no narrative whatsoever. Nothing you couldn't find on youtube.

Now THIS is a fucking concert. The biggest popular act are The Police, in their prime, before they started to suck. However, the rest of the setlist makes this. XTC, DEVO, the Cramps, Gary Numan, Oingo Boingo, X, Dead Kennedys, Echo & the Bunnymen, Klaus Nomi, Gang of Four, Pere Ubu. Yeah, that's right, Pere fucking Ubu. I really wish I could have been there for myself. If you don't like this I will be highly suspicious of your musical tastes about the matter.