[Machine Translation] [King Records Rock Movie Classics Vol. 2] From Damned to Journey! Long-awaited reissue of music documentaries at an affordable price! 15 carefully selected films that rock lovers can't afford to miss! Seventeen years after The Decline and ten years after The Metal Years, director Penelope Spheeris returns to the Los Angeles music scene with her third documentary on the "decline of Western civilization. This film depicts the hardcore/punk scene of the 90s as depicted in "The Decline," a departure from the LA metal of the previous film, and shows not the bands and musicians who succeeded, but the young people who lived the mentality of the first film, and how their mentality and lifestyle have since gone underground to the ultimate level. The film focuses on the punks who ended up in the underground, the gutter punks who illegally lived in abandoned houses, loved beer, and dropped out of society altogether. They are the ones who have lost all sense of self, society, parental abuse, persecution by capitalist society, police violence, alienation, poverty, and hopelessness. Gutter punks find the meaning of life only in punk rock, and they live their lives by forming new families with others in the same situation and supporting each other. NAKED AGGRESSION played "Death to the Pigs (Cops)" and the gutter punks, Hamburger, asked for coins on the street. 1981's "The Decline" exploded an aggression against the stereotypes and captured the epicenter and moment when new music and values were born. In 1983, Penelope Spheeris made a film about punks in the world of The Decline, Rebel Punk Rock (original title: SUBURBIA), which depicted the life of gutter punks hanging out on the streets. This film shows the real world of the movie. The film focuses more on the people who live in the hardcore/punk scene than on the music itself, capturing the harsh ecology of the extremes to which it has led. The entire film is filled with doom, decadence, and despair. After screening the film at several film festivals, the film went through a series of distribution attempts, but all companies demanded that the rights to the first and second films be transferred in order to distribute the film, which they refused, and the film was never distributed on a commercial basis. The film has never been seen by almost anyone.