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Seems like there\u2019s a documentary about the Brooklyn music scene called \u201cRockin\u2019 Brooklyn\u201d. Now although I\u2019ll have to say there is no scene here but rather many bands are in one place because they have moved from Manhattan or other cities. Hell, it seems like the entire Chicago scene got up and moved here a few years ago. I\u2019m usually against any establishment naming genres or documenting stuff that is still growing, but it\u2019s good to have a record of this stuff. I\u2019m currently reading \u201cPlease Kill Me\u201d which is a history of the Punk movement and it\u2019s great to have documentation for future generations to reference. The bands in the video are a good selection but it just saddens me when I the clip of Sea Ray which unfortunately broke up last year.<\/p>\n
Links: Seems like there\u2019s a documentary about the Brooklyn music scene called \u201cRockin\u2019 Brooklyn\u201d. Now although I\u2019ll have to say there is no scene here but rather many bands are in one place because they have moved from Manhattan or other cities. Hell, it seems like the entire Chicago scene got up and moved here a … <\/p>\n
\nWatch the trailer here<\/a>
\nGothamist<\/a> write up<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"