Each episode features performances from artists like Bill Hicks, Public Enemy, and the Butthole Surfers, reflecting the late 1980s counter-culture scene.
Synopsis
Each episode features performances from artists like Bill Hicks, Public Enemy, and the Butthole Surfers, reflecting the late 1980s counter-culture scene.
Synopsis
Alex Winter hosts Impact Video Magazine, a counter-culture video magazine created by Stuart Shapiro in 1989. The series features performances by comedian Bill Hicks, artist Robert Williams, and the hip-hop group Public Enemy. It also includes the experimental sounds of the Butthole Surfers and the mechanical art of Survival Research Labs. Each episode combines animation, music, and commentary, reflecting the vibrant cultural scene of the late 1980s in the United States.
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Why Watch
- Meet Bill Hicks, the influential comedian of the late 80s.
- See performances by the Butthole Surfers and Survival Research Labs.
- Find out about the vibrant counter-culture of 1989.
Did You Know
- Impact Video Magazine was created by Stuart Shapiro in 1989.
- The series features Bill Hicks, a prominent comedian known for his social commentary.
- Public Enemy, a major hip-hop group, is one of the featured acts in the magazine.
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Who created Impact Video Magazine?
Impact Video Magazine was created by Stuart Shapiro.
Which hip-hop group is featured in Impact Video Magazine?
The influential hip-hop group featured in Impact Video Magazine is Public Enemy.
What is the duration of Impact Video Magazine?
Impact Video Magazine has a duration of 80 minutes.
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