MC5: Kick Out the Jams(1999)

MC5: Kick Out the Jams is a documentary film showcasing rare and previously unseen footage of the legendary proto-punk band during their creative peak. Compiled from archival material shot by photographer Leni Sinclair and conceptual artist Cary Loren, the film captures the MC5's raw energy and revolutionary spirit through performance clips and interviews. Featuring iconic tracks like "Kick Out the Jams," "Black to Comm," and "Motor City Is Burning," alongside live recordings and studio sessions, the film documents a pivotal moment in American rock history. A 2003 interview with John Sinclair provides context for the band's cultural significance and activism. Essential viewing for fans of 1960s counterculture and garage rock.