Fu Manchu - A Look Back:Dogtown & Z Boys (Indie Exclusive Green/Blue Color) Vinyl LP
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Fu Manchu - A Look Back:Dogtown & Z Boys (Indie Exclusive Green/Blue Color) Vinyl LP
Soundtrack to seminal skating documentary during skating's dog days
Price $42.00
Format 1xLP
Label At the Dojo
UPC 5060446129081
Color Blue Green
Year March 18 2022
Condition
Media condition
New/Mint
Sleeve condition
New/Mint
Album Facts
Soundtrack to seminal skating documentary during skating's dog days
Price $42.00
Format 1xLP
Label At the Dojo
UPC 5060446129081
Color Blue Green
Year March 18 2022
Condition
Media condition
New/Mint
Sleeve condition
New/Mint
A Look Back - DogTown & Z-Boys is the first short documentary by legendary artist/photographer Glen E. Friedman. The film looks back on an essential period in the history of skateboarding, but more directly on how the original award winning documentary affected the original surviving members of that influential team (Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, Peggy Oki, Wentzle Ruml and others) and what they thought about the original film itself, 20 years after its release. Fu Manchu provided the entire soundtrack for the film with the songs personally curated by Glen E. Friedman.
This official soundtrack recording release features all 9 tracks featured in the film in the order that they appear. The music spans the band’s entire career from “Free And Easy (Summer Girls)” from the band’s 1994 debut album, No One Rides For Free, to “Il Mostro Atomico” featuring Alex Lifeson of Rush, from their most recent full length album, Clone Of The Universe. This is the only release from the band that features two instrumentals: “Out To Sea” from 2004’s Start The Machine and “Hanglider,” which was originally released on the Japanese version of 2000’s King Of The Road.
This official soundtrack recording release features all 9 tracks featured in the film in the order that they appear. The music spans the band’s entire career from “Free And Easy (Summer Girls)” from the band’s 1994 debut album, No One Rides For Free, to “Il Mostro Atomico” featuring Alex Lifeson of Rush, from their most recent full length album, Clone Of The Universe. This is the only release from the band that features two instrumentals: “Out To Sea” from 2004’s Start The Machine and “Hanglider,” which was originally released on the Japanese version of 2000’s King Of The Road.