Chimes Street Documentary

I only started hanging out around Chimes in the late 90's and dont remember a lot of punk bands but I always liked the bars around Chimes more than Tigerland. This documentary sounds interesting though

RED STICK PUNK

The magic and mayhem of Baton Rouge’s Chimes Street Scene and Baton Rouge’s underground during the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s is the stuff of legend. Alums of this scene often reminisce in person and on social media about the creative and exuberant culture of this era. For the most part, these times are largely un-documented, and today, the story of Baton Rouge’s underground music-art-cultural scene has quickly become a lost chapter in Baton Rouge and punk/indie music history.

NOW is the time to make our mark and uncover this story from first hand accounts while we still can.

That’s where we come in! A writer, a librarian, and a film maker, all with roots in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Chimes St./ Red Stick underground scene, have teamed up to develop a documentary film project which explores and captures the story of how Baton Rouge became a noted punk rock/indie music town.
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