Cassette inventor Lou Ottens digs through his past to figure out why the audiotape won t die. Rock veterans like Henry Rollins, Thurston Moore, and Ian MacKaye join a legion of young bands releasing music on tape to push Lou along on his journey to remember. Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape is a 2016 English-language Documentary film featuring Damien Jurado, Ian Mackaye, Thurston Moore, Lou Ottens, Henry Rollins and Mike Watt.
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Jini Score 4.6/10
Critics Score 61%
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Jini Score 4.6%
Critics Score 61
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Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape Reviews and Ratings
Average Review Rating : positive
Positive Review Rating : 61%
Leor Galil
If youre familiar with this kind of retro obsessed music documentary, youre likely tired of hearing from, say, Henry Rollins; if you dont already know why Taylor and Petzold think you should find Rollinss opinion worthwhile, though, good luck figuring it out, because they dont bother explaining. ( Read More )
Jason Gorber
Theres a lot going on tied to these tapes, and as Taylors film ping pongs back and forth, the mix doesnt always work as well as it might. ( Read More )
Chelsea Spear
Taylor doesnt leave the pontificating to renowned musicians and DJs. ( Read More )
Jill Wilson
Like a mixtape made for you by an enthusiastic friend whos more concerned with cramming in all his favourite songs than making a cohesive work, it flits from topic to topic without delving deeply enough into any one area. ( Read More )
Jessica Baxter
Otten doesnt believe in eternity, but he doesnt begrudge those who still hold on to their cassettes. ( Read More )