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Alex Gibson, Bill Coyne, Jennifer Clay, Timothy O'Brien (II), Wade Walston, Flea, Maggie Ehrig, Grant Miner, Christina Beck, Andrew Pece - Suburbia (1983 Film)

Alex Gibson, Bill Coyne, Jennifer Clay, Timothy O'Brien (II), Wade Walston, Flea, Maggie Ehrig, Grant Miner, Christina Beck, Andrew Pece - Suburbia (1983 Film)

Band: Alex Gibson, Bill Coyne, Jennifer Clay, Timothy O'Brien (II), Wade Walston, Flea, Maggie Ehrig, Grant Miner, Christina Beck, Andrew Pece Title: Suburbia (1983 Film) Rating: Release Date: 01 July, 1993 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Richard Hung Himself - D.I. 2: Wash Away - T.S.O.L. 3: Darker My Love - T.S.O.L. 4: Legend Of Pat Brown - The Vandals 5: Picking Up Joe 6: Ethan's Rescue 7: Punk Parade 8: Sheila's Song 9: Keep Off The Grass 10: Garage Raids 11: T.R. Revisited 12: Suburbia

Customer Reviews missing a lot of the good songs Unfortunately, some of the good songs from the movie, like "There's Too Many of Us" aren't included on this soundtrack. "Totally Radical" Calling themselves "TR", for "The Rejected", they go about their suburban neighborhoods living by any means of support; sometimes causing a raucus wherever they go, even if they have good intentions. About a group of tenacious teens who have found themselves depending on one another solely because their home lives were heartbreaking and desolete. Often misunderstood, their antagonists are the community families and "citizens against crime" brigade, who are trying in vain to get these kids to leave. It's a love story, a life story, adventure and drama. Packed with live old school punk band performances, like The Vandals and TSOL, it has a little something for everyone. I recommend this movie to any teen on path of discovery, a parent in search of breaking a communication barrier with their kid, and anyone who likes a good old-fashioned punk story. . Some survived I wouldn't give the film a rave a review (simply because I'm in it and I was awful), but it does represent some of the true spirit of the time, and many of us "real folks" (along with the fakes) were included. The soundtrack to this film is second to the Decline of Western Civilization. Penelope S. was very tolerant during filming, too. It may seem silly now, but this takes me down a happy-painful memory lane, even still. If you were there, or wish you had been, it's worth the listen. . You can see a complete list of all Alex Gibson, Bill Coyne, Jennifer Clay, Timothy O'Brien (II), Wade Walston, Flea, Maggie Ehrig, Grant Miner, Christina Beck, Andrew Pece discography, or go back to the Alex Gibson, Bill Coyne, Jennifer Clay, Timothy O'Brien (II), Wade Walston, Flea, Maggie Ehrig, Grant Miner, Christina Beck, Andrew Pece tabs