Eggshells1969
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Hot damn, I'm glad I came across this little gem, a quirky blend of free spirited hippie creative Austin documentary and eerie, psychedelic sci-fi. Amy and Toes are so archetypal of that era. I think I'll go listen to Doug Sahm for awhile and reminisce about nights at the Cowtown Ballroom (not in Austin, I didn't make it there until 15 years after this film) and mind-blowing weed from Michoacan. Thanks, Fandor. If you ever get a chance to unearth some of Ant Farm's horde of underground cinematic history, that would be a blast!
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Hot damn, I'm glad I came across this little gem, a quirky blend of free spirited hippie creative Austin documentary and eerie, psychedelic sci-fi. Amy and Toes are so archetypal of that era. I think I'll go listen to Doug Sahm for awhile and reminisce about nights at the Cowtown Ballroom (not in Austin, I didn't make it there until 15 years after this film) and mind-blowing weed from Michoacan. Thanks, Fandor. If you ever get a chance to unearth some of Ant Farm's horde of underground cinematic history, that would be a blast!
Not just another hippie artifact! This neo-documentary from Austin, Texas, 1969, is a beautiful piece of Americana that captures the feeling of that moment.