Louder than love

[black gold man]

Look for this movie coming near you in April or this summer.

The Greatest Untold story in Rock and roll History…. Until now!!! While the West Coast was groovin’ to the sounds of the “Summer of Love” in 1967, Detroit was pumping out a hard-driving, gritty, raw sound that was “LOUDER THAN LOVE ” The Grande Ballroom stood as the epicenter of the Detroit rock music scene in the late ‘60s. Serving as the launching pad for bands such as MC5, Iggy & The Stooges, Ted Nugent, and Alice Cooper, the Grande also inspired bands from all over the U.S. and Great Britain. Legendary acts like Led Zeppelin, Cream, B.B. King, Janis Joplin, and The Who graced The Grande main stage on a regular basis. This is the story of the hallowed halls that started it all, told by the artists and fans that helped create The Grande’s legend.

LOUDER THAN LOVE-The Grande Ballroom Story

http://www.michiganmoviemagazine.biz/component/content/article/60-sidebar/250-louder-than-love.html

[Travel'n Man]

I'm a rocker forever! Thanks for sharing!

[black gold man]

Another great film that may never see a release here is the preview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poSGb1gtvZU

One day i saw a story about the only natural river flowing through

DETROIT at Elmwood Cemetery i thought i should go see that.

The river was paved over before and after but still there in the old cemetery. Then i found out FRED was there the rock

with Sonic carved on it is his tombstone. So i went this place is like a park little river with a pond. This place has history a lot of bloodshed

there in the 1800s Indians. The river ran red.

Fred "Sonic" Smith and the beginnings of the MC5

Mike just passed couple weeks ago.

MC5 Bassist Michael Davis Dead at 68

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/michael-davis-death-mc5-bassist-292668