t y p e |
Home Video |
l a b e l |
Republic Pictures |
c a t a l o g # |
6700 |
i s b n |
0782008119 |
f o r m a t |
VHS (NTSC) / Slipcover |
l e n g t h |
84 min. |
m a d e i n |
United States |
r e l e a s e d i n |
United States |
d a t e |
1998.09.15 |
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- Crackerbash - Bondages
- Girl Trouble - My Hometown
- The Mono Men - Watch Outside
- The U-Men - Solid Action / Dig it a Hole
- The Fastbacks - K Street
- The Wipers - Return of the Rat
- Gas Huffer - Hotcakes
- Some Velvet Sidewalk - Mousetrap
- The Throw-ups - Eat My Dump
- Dead Moon - 54/40
- Flop - Julie Francavilla
- Green River - 10,000 Things
- TAD - Heliot
- The Melvins - Night Goat
- Blood Circus - Calling For Lisa
- Soundgarden - Nothing to Say
- Mudhoney - Touch Me I'm Sick
- Love Battery - Between The Eyes
- Coffin Break - Kill The President
- Nirvana - Negative Creep / Smells Like Teen Spirit
- Alice In Chains - Them Bones
- The Posies - Definitive Door
- The Young Fresh Fellows - Low Beat
- Seaweed - Baggage
- Gruntruck - Tribe
- The Supersuckers - I Say Fuck
- Green River - This Town
- The Gits - Second Skin
- Zipgun - The End
- Hammerbox - Where 3 is 2
- Soundgarden - Searching With My Good Eye Closed
- 7 Year Bitch - Knot
- Mark Lanegan - The River Rise
- Pearl Jam - Not for You
- The Young Fresh Fellows - Dark Corner of the World
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This documentary directed by Doug Pray which features "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (recorded live 1991.04.17 at OK Hotel, in Seattle) and "Negative Creep" (a sound clip from Bleach). Most, if not all, of the songs listed are just clips. The film was released in theaters in 1996.
A quote from the cover reads:
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"Tracing the steps of grunge from its subversive inception in neighborhood basements to its global rise to the multi-million dollar pop culture phenomenon, Hype! incorporates hilarious interviews with rare concert footage of bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, Mudhoney and the The Melvins. Filmed over three years in 24 track digital sound, Hype! casts a discriminating look on how the fuse was lit on the nothwest rock explosion."
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