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| | DVD review of Big Brother And The Holding Company With Janis Joplin: Nine Hundred Nights - DVD Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) |
 | | A small, relatively obscure band from the 1960s, Big Brother was propelled to stardom in the commercial hit “Monterey Pop,” a festival that brought together the best folk/rock/psychedelic artists of the age, from a pre-coffee-and-flannel Seattle and San Francisco, and put them on one stage to expand the minds and horizons of the audience. |
 | | Much like the rest of the world, Big Brother and the Holding Company might not stick in your mind, but you’re not likely to forget the brilliant uniqueness that was Janis Joplin, and the filmmakers knew she was the star of the ensemble who was waiting to hit her stride. |
 | | Some critical bits are glossed over, mainly later in the bands career, like how their first major studio album sold, what happened and what the band went through after Janis left, and what each player has done since their time in Big Brother and the Holding Company. |
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