In the summer of 1982, the Better Youth Organization of Los Angeles planned a North American tour for eleven punk rock musicians. Video filmmakers Peter Stuart and Adam Small recorded the adventures of these musicians, both in concert and on the road.

"Contains the promo videos plus the Clash's never seen before home movie Hell W10 and rare, unseen interview and performance footage."--Container.

"Clash interviews were mesmerizing. Infused with the messianic spirit of punk, the Clash engaged with the press like no rock group before or since, treating interviews almost as addresses to the nation. Their pronouncements were welcomed but were hardly uncritically reported. The Clash?s back pages are voluminous, crackle with controversy, and constitute a snapshot of a uniquely thoughtful and fractious period in modern history. Included in this compendium...

Filmed entirely on location in the streets and clubs of New York City's lower' east Side in 1979, the film became a sensation of the London underground scene in the early '90s. A punk rock musician in New York must choose between his developing career and his love/hate relationship with a journalist who is trying to track down Andy Warhol.