Pardon Us for Living But the Graveyard Is Full | 1980s Punk Rock Documentary | Full Movie

40 years ago a gang of suburban New York teens stumbled across a bunch of abandoned instruments and formed punk rock band The Fleshtones.
Stars: Clem Burke, Peter Buck, Peter Zaremba
Produced, Directed by Geoffray Barbier
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[@nancypietrzykowski5221]

They are in my top 3 live bands.Long Live The Fleshtones.My Love for you is Eternal.

[@teelee6752]

a great documentary about a great American treasure...!
Terry from Cleveland OH

[@Greywolf1066]

A fave band, Roman Gods, a fave record!

[@bradlehman217]

My one time seeing The Fleshtones in Milwaukee at Shank Hall was transcendent

[@mathiasjonsson8222]

Living Legends

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

Interesting. I think this band would really work in Australia.

[@WeeCarBoot]

They've played there many times over the years.