The Crowd: Big Fish Stories(1989)
A live-recording of a show performed by SoCal punk band The Crowd in 1989, produced apparently to coincide with the release of their album "Big Fish Stories." The performance includes several songs from that album, and is heavily edited with stock footage of scuba diving and marine science.
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A live-recording of a show performed by SoCal punk band The Crowd in 1989, produced apparently to coincide with the release of their album "Big Fish Stories." The performance includes several songs from that album, and is heavily edited with stock footage of scuba diving and marine science.
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