The Seeds: Pushin' Too Hard

This documentary runs for 110 minutes and features a mix of vintage footage, rare photographs, and audio recordings that illustrate the unique journey of The Seeds. The film highlights their connection to the cultural landscape of the Sunset Strip and Laurel Canyon, where they became a significant part of the 1960s music movement.

Key figures such as Kim Fowley, Iggy Pop, and Pamela Des Barres appear in the film, providing insights into the band's influence on both garage and proto-punk genres. With interviews from band members and notable fans, the documentary paints a vivid picture of the band's bizarre trajectory from fame to obscurity.

For collectors of music documentaries, this film offers a comprehensive look at a pivotal band in rock history, making it an interesting addition for those who appreciate the evolution of underground music.