Athens, Ga. - Inside/Out (1987)

Director:

Tony Gayton

Writer:

Tony Gayton (writer)

Release Date:

February 1987 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot Keywords:

Concert Footage | Band | Fame | Musician | Georgia USA

Cast

Herbert Abrahams	...	Himself
Jeremy Ayers	...	Himself
Bar-B-Q Killers	...	Themselves
Bill Berry	...	Himself
Randy Bewley	...	Himself
Vanessa Briscoe	...	Herself
Peter Buck	...	Himself
William Orten Carlton	...	Himself
Laura Carter	...	Herself - Bar-B-Q Killers
Kilkenny Cats	...	Themselves
Danny Cottar	...	Himself
Curtis Crowe	...	Himself
Dreams So Real	...	Themselves
Howard Finster	...	Himself (as Rev. Howard Finster)
The Flat Duo Jets	...	Themselves
James Herbert	...	Himself (as Jim Herbert)
Michael Lachowski	...	Himself
Limbo District	...	Themselves
Paul Lombard	...	Himself
Love Tractor	...	Themselves
Mike Mills	...	Himself
J.J. Orf	...	Himself
Kate Pierson	...	Herself
Pylon	...	Themselves
Bucky Redwine	...	Himself
R.E.M.	...	Themselves
Walter Rittenberry	...	Himself
Dexter Romweber	...	HImself
John D. Ruth	...	Himself (as Rev. John D. Ruth)
John Seawright	...	Himself
Chris Slay	...	Himself
Squalls	...	Themselves
Errol Stewart	...	Himself
Michael Stipe	...	Himself
Keith Strickland	...	Himself
Time Toy	...	Themselves
Mike Webb	...	Himself
Cindy Wilson	...	Herself

Runtime:

82 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:Unrated

Filming Locations:

Athens, Georgia, USA

Company:

Spotlight Productions Inc. (I)

Movie Connections:

References "Kojak" (1973)

Soundtrack:

Search and Destroy

A great view of the early days of the Athens music scene

This movie does a wonderful job of of displaying the emerging music scene in Athens after the success of the B-52's and REM. It follows several hopeful groups across a variety of genres in Athens in 1987. Some of the more amusing scenes are the ones set in Philomath and the ones with the members of Pylon describing how they turned down an opportunity to tour with U2. Plus it shows REM's live performances of "Swan, Swan H" and "Dream (All I Have to Do)" at the Lucy Cobb Institute chapel. All in all a great documentary, and also a great trip down memory lane for someone who grew up in Athens during this time.