People Interviewed in The Film
- John Kezdy (The Effigies)
- Vic Bondi (Articles Of Faith)
- Steve Bjorklund (Strike Under)
- Chris Bjorklund (Strike Under)
- Jeff Pezzati (Naked Raygun)
- Santiago Durango (Silver Abuse, Naked Raygun, Big Black)
- Steve Albini (Big Black)
- John Haggerty (Naked Raygun)
- Mike O'Connell (Rights Of The Accused)
- Anthony Illarde (Rights Of The Accused)
- Jay Yuenger (Rights Of The Accused)
- Dave Springer (Tutu and the Pirates)
- Pierre Kezdy (Strike Under, Trial By Fire, Naked Raygun)
- Earl Letiecq (The Effigies)
- Barry Stepe (Negative Element)
- Chopper Stepe (Negative Element)
- Steve Stepe (Rights Of The Accused)
- Dem Hopkins (owner of the Oz bar)
- Eric Nihilist (local promoter)
- Rodney Anderson (Seismic Waves, Fast & Loud Radio)
- Timothy Powell (sound engineer)
- Terry Nelson (DJ for WZRD Chicago)
- Bill Meehan (Silver Abuse, The Way-Outs)
- Camilo Gonzalez (Silver Abuse, The Way-Outs, Naked Raygun)
- Steve Smith (End Result)
- Lorna Donley (DA! (band))
- Brian Gay (Savage Beliefs)
- Special Ed (Mentally Ill)
- Sado Marquis (Mentally Ill)
- Brian Green (Subverts)
- Steve Ross (Subverts)
- Jason Narducy (Verboten)
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