Oh, Kurt. Why did you have to leave us with these jokers??
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Support   2004 | 107 min
Seven years in the making and culled from 2000 hours of footage, DIG! plunges into the underbelly of rock n roll, unearthing an incredible true story of success and self-destruction. Anton A. Newcombe of the Brian Jonestown Massacre and Courtney Taylor of the Dandy Warhols are star-crossed friends and bitter rivals - DIG! is the story of their loves and obsessions, gigs and recordings, arrests and death threats, uppers and downers, and the delicate balance between art and commerce. Comments Posted 08/04/08 by Mossy Lightning
Oh, Kurt. Why did you have to leave us with these jokers?? Posted 08/02/08 by Nick
Great unintentional comedy! Love the Jesus/Hitler/Manson scene. Also, “13 Tales from Urban Bohemia” is one of the worst album titles ever. Posted 08/01/08 by Frankie Engeltown
The Brian Jonestown Massacre and the Dandy Warhols were both just a bunch of retro poseurs. The Velvet Underground and Lou Reed already made this music. Doing it again thirty years later does NOT make it original. Doing drugs and acting like drunken idiots is not cool. Directed by Ondi Timoner Produced Jeff Frey Vasco Nunes Tim Rush David Timoner Ondi Timoner Cinematography Vasco Nunes David Timoner Ondi Timoner Film Editing Ondi Timoner Sound Department Greg Faust Visual Effects Christopher Dusendschon Evan Edelist Editorial Department John Sterneman Wilson Tai David Timoner Other Crew Kristy Ryan If you like this you might like ...
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