A very good look at Chocolate City when it was strong fun and VERY dangerous at the same time.There was more unity among neighbors and people in general.But also heart breaking to look back on the immediate effect of crack cocaine in the black community.....And a man with great talent searching for a identity....Also a great look back at go god " golden" era that has a very strong resurgence in a town that is becoming chocolate chip or chuck depending on what part of town you live in.With the go go being appreciated on a show by show basis...This is definitely worth purchasing to see DC.....this is not about Washington its about DC...the people

Anyone who rode public transportation in DC in the 1980s and 1990’s (and maybe up to 2010) was most likely familiar with “Cool Disco Dan’s iconic tag. I rode the Red LIne from Silver Spring to downtown, and you could not travel more that 100 ft without seeing his tag. So when I saw this film was out there, I had to see who this guy was. Anyway, an amazing story of a very driven and regular guy, in a manner of speaking. But he wanted to be famous and he will be remembered by the people who saw his graffiti.
Also a great film of the action in DC when it was known by two monikers. “Chocolate City” and “Murder Capital of the US”. Anyway, recommed this film to people from DC who remember that time and place.

RIP Cool Disco Dan. I’m glad one of his last “tags” has been preserved outside the Wilson Building. He was as DC as Gogo and Mumbo sauce.

Living in D.C. and the DMV in the late 80's and 90's this took me all the way back!

The True Real History of DC Go-Go. Watch is if you want to see the Real History of DC Go-Go and the Story of a True DC Legend "Cool Disco Dan"...

This was great...

I loved it. I'm from the DC metro area, so I may be partial, nevertheless I enyoyed it. A quality made film for sure

An excellent piece of DC and art history.