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From Triple Tremelo (www.whitestripes.host.sk): Detroit Rock Movie Shot entirely on Hi-8 video in and around Detroit. Directed/Produced/Edited by Benjamin Hernandez Approx. 1 hr. 33 min. Copyright 2000 DriveWay Productions All performances recorded in Detroit and Hamtramck in 1999 at Paychecks, the Gold Dollar, Motor, the Magic Stick, Detroit Contemporary, the Kress Lounge (R.I.P.) and one short segment at the Magic Bag in Ferndale, MI. Featuring (in order of appearance): 1. Intro by press secretary for the mayor of Hamtramck, MI 2. The LoveMasters 3. The Wolfman Band (aka Princess Dragon Mom) 4. Basketcase 5. 12 TechMob (DJ Daddy Riff) 6. Persona 7. Adult 8. Jazzhead * 9. The Porters 10. Soul Clique 11. Spyradio 12. Mick Vranich and Detroit Crew 13. Larval 14. Only a Mother 15. Immigrant Suns * 16. Spyradio * 17. Speedball 18. Fez 19. The LoveMasters 20. The Wolfman Band w/Stungun 21. Paper Tiger 22. Maschina 23. Fez * 24. The Clone Defects 25. Visitor 26. Persona 27. Hearing Trumpet * 28. The Wolfman Band 29. Visitor 30. Soledad Brothers 31. Universal Indians 32. Fez 33. The Foxgloves * 34. Universal Indians * 35. The Volebeats * 36. Brendan Benson * 37. The White Stripes * 38. Soledad Brothers * 39. The LoveMasters 40. The Wildbunch 41. Bantam Rooster * 42. The Numbers 43. The Sights 44. The Go 45. The Hentchmen 46. The Wildbunch 47. The Hentchmen * 48. The Go * 49. Rocket 455 * 50. The Numbers 51. Speedball 52. Poopy Time 53. Easy Action 54. 2 Star Tabernacle 55. The Wildbunch * 56. The Witches * 57. They Come In Threes * 58. Mood Elevator 59. Outrageous Cherry 60. Teach Me Tiger 61. 2 Star Tabernacle 62. Mick Vranich and Detroit Crew 63. Ebeling Hughes 64. The Piranhas 65. C3 66. Basketcase 67. Persona 68. Adult 69. 12 Tech Mob Outro by Ebeling Hughes Credits Universal Indians and Chinese Fish on the way to the liquour store sometime that winter. * The majority of the bands listed above appear in brief performance clips only a few segments in length...only those bands marked with an asterisk are given significant segments, including interviews and multiple performance clips.

From the director himself: "It's a cheaper than cheap but truer than true document of what Detroit was then -- right before any explosion, when everyone was just someone in their basement, attic, loft space, and yes, even some in their garages. Doing what you do to do it with no vision of rock stardom or anything other than doing something with a spirit that didn't disagree with you. Everyone got together on the weekends, shared some ideas, had some fun and went home, back to work or wherever it was that those people went when they weren't out at the next show. ...Everyone knew and pretty much liked each other. It was all pretty cool. Now there's a little document of it. A rough, hazy little porthole for people to peer into." For more information, see Triple Tremelo (www.whitestripes.host.sk)

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