This documentary made me feel old and young at the same time. Old because it seems like ages ago that I started to listen to Agnostic Front and other hardcore bands, and young because this music just keeps you young, maybe not physically but in your mind for sure. Ian McFarland did a great job with this documentary. It's just excellent, with great archive footage from the early scene but also interesting interviews about the things that are happening right now with Roger Miret and Vinnie Stigma. If you love hardcore you will love this documentary, but even if you're not into hardcore you still might enjoy this well made documentary. Hardcore, it all looks so violent but for those that are in that scene from the beginning they just know it's all a big family with loads of fun and laughter. I miss the early days and The Godfathers Of Hardcore brought a little bit of those days back to me and for that I can't thank them enough.