Legendary rock band NRBQ have outlived many of their peers and developed a lengthy career for themselves. This performance was filmed in 1989 and features a classic line up of the band working their way through some of their most popular material.
Himself
Like a warped fun-house mirror, the song-poem industry has run parallel to the mainstream music business for close to a century; it's estimated that over 200,000 song-poems have been recorded since 1900. The genre's durability can be traced to three of our deepest American desires - to be in show business, to get rich quick, and to share and express our deepest feelings. We meet several of the "songwriters" - from an elderly woman to a young African-American man to a small-town Iowan with big-time dreams - each of whom has been in the "business" for awhile, churning out odd compositions that cover the waterfront of American obsessions, from Jesus to genitalia, from politics to Elvis. We also meet the producers (often known as song-sharks) who hold out the tantalizing promise of fame to their eager customers, and the has-been musicians who sit in studios, day after day and year after year...
Mine Zombie Chasing Steel (uncredited)
Los zombies se han apoderado del planeta, y el número de humanos se reduce a uno por cada 400.000 muertos vivientes. Un pequeño grupo de personas, formado por científicos y militares, se refugian en una antigua instalación subterránea del gobierno. Allí intentan contactar sin éxito con otros grupos supervivientes. Mientras, los doctores investigan el origen del fenómeno, y de su posible cura; a la vez que intentan "domesticar" a un muerto viviente al que mantienen encadenado. A medida que pasa el tiempo, las tensiones entre los científicos y los soldados irán creciendo dentro del grupo.
