I can't even begin to write how much this movie I can relate to. Between the years 1993 till 2001 I sang in a band called Deviant Behavior from New York City. We had 2 albums in that time both of which went no where. We had no commercial value for anyone to sign us, just a lot of people trying to get in on what wasn't theirs. There is no industry and your probably better off D.I.Y. It was nice to see Texas Teri, I opened for her at the Continental in 1999/2000. I haven't sang in 9 years, I decided to promote events and D.J. I'm working for myself. I make shit money doing what I do but its the only thing that make me happy. This movie was real, if you never played or been onstage you might not relate to the movie and might even think it's boring. What made it even better was the musicians were all my age, so related even more. Rock and roll is no easy lifestyle. I can never tell my somewhat conservative family how some of my days went. The very end of this movie was a quote basically saying, even if you don't get what you want, your age is no excuse to sell out what you love best and that the most important thing is your art,your family and friends and hopefully that is all one in the same. Cause for me its not like that but because of that quote I thing I will work much harder so that it is. Up the riot grrrls, don't ever give up!!