 
Part documentary-part art project, 1985’s The Unheard Music looks
back at the beginnings of L.A.’s premier punk band using bits
of home movies, interview clips, performance footage and clips from
‘50s-era commercials and industrial films. There are plenty of
fab concert sequences that capture X at their peak and scenes of DJ
Bonebrake playing vibes in his kitchen, or Billy Zoom installing a new
window in the tour van offer insight into a side of the band that’s
rarely seen or discussed. Unavailable for years, the DVD makes all those
crappy VHS boots redundant and should make fans extremely happy.
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