When the band was 30 years old, Anvril, who was nearly five years old, was on a European tour organized by an enthusiastic fan and met: the owner who didn't pay because the band got lost and was late; single-digit audience; 174 viewers are actually exported.
Even more bleak is that they have encountered a venue of 2,000 people with only 5 spectators. Outside of the stage, they had jobs with meager incomes. They mortgaged their houses for their 13th album. In the end, the band's 13th album was still not released by a major record company, and they printed 1,000 copies themselves.
Unexpectedly, they were invited by a music festival in Japan. After 1/4 century, they set foot in the East and saw thousands of spectators...
A passage from Slash at the end of the film: There may be a lot of bands that sell tens of millions How many bands can exist for 30 years with a single album?
Are you moved to tears when you see the last five minutes?
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