The Rawside of Die Mannequin Die Mannequin Documentary

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Bryan's Bootleg Garage

Bryan's Bootleg Garage

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@megamoogles1234
@megamoogles1234 8 ай бұрын
Wow I did not know this documentary existed. This band I have been listening to ever since I was back in junior high wayyy back in the day. I love Die Mannequin R.I.P Care Failure
@BootlegGarage108
@BootlegGarage108 8 ай бұрын
Part of it is staged the manager is a paid actor and bucky haytte Is a paid actor there from the movie they did hardcore logo 2
@gemsht0ne
@gemsht0ne 2 ай бұрын
@@BootlegGarage108 cool
@BootlegGarage108
@BootlegGarage108 2 ай бұрын
@@megamoogles1234 I got to know here a little before she died really cool person. On my podcast if you go see I got a painting of here as a tribute. Make sure to subscribe more stuff like this will be posted
@sinsicko2440
@sinsicko2440 Ай бұрын
One of my favorite bands. Still fkn sad.
@gemsht0ne
@gemsht0ne 2 ай бұрын
Wow.... freaky seeing my friends have a camera on them in such vulnerable times... Dang, didn't even know this was out here. Oh, Butterscotch.. just another part of The Machine, I know... but someone's gotta throw a rock in the machine that is the brutality that the Music Industry can be. Thx for posting, man. Much love. R.I.P Care
@sarkissamuel
@sarkissamuel Ай бұрын
i'm lucky to have met her twice in my life. once at her bands show, we drank jack daniels together at the back of L3 in st cath-- the 2nd time randomly in toronto at imperial pub, july 2017. that 2nd time was a blessing from the universe. she actually listened to one of my demos that was inspired by her tattoo, no star. she told me, "youre better at music than you give yourself credit for." it was the only validation i'll ever need in my life about my music. i will never forget that, ever. had i known that was the last time i'd see her, i would have held onto that hug a lot longer. 😢
@BootlegGarage108
@BootlegGarage108 Ай бұрын
Got to know her a little on my podcast I have painting as a tribute to her
@RetribuseSnake
@RetribuseSnake 10 ай бұрын
I remember right after I first met her back in January 2012 I found this dvd with the second album at a TPL to borrow but I was so tired watching it and much of it was so depressing, it also didn't help that we had a family emergency at the time, and I honestly forgot the most important parts, as soon as Cindy said "Shaun we are in no position to help this person right now." (in reference to Care being my newest friend at the time), my mind blacked most of what was on here out, before the story at the end of her childhood came up. Also Cindy's bad ear did not help. I shut it off about halfway through (before the part about certain authority figures abusing their power) and passed out, forgetting practically everything on here until after she passed. However, I did remember the first time I met her rather intensely, and there were signs that she was having serious emotional problems as well as physical health abnormalities, despite being drop dead gorgeous (yet still self conscious about her appearance, which made no sense to me at all, but yet was still so.), and I didn't know how much help she was or wasn't getting. I spent a lot of years trying to help her with her emotional problems (9 years approx, before losing contact until very shortly before she died), but I had no idea as to how to bring up her physical health. Now I really wish I had. I asked her to quit smoking once or twice, but more then that felt like prying, We both should've trusted each other more, especially later on, and the time apart really did the opposite of helping that process (which mostly seemed to be going in the right direction gradually until then), and we didn't fully realise that until she was on death's door. We almost got involved at least twice that I'm aware of (but I didn't put together the second time until after she passed; my mind was not in that direction at that time), on certain levels, her trust in me ranged extremely far, on other levels, not at all. I've never had anyone compartmentalise their trust in me like that before her. Knowing that now is one of the most painfully frustrating feelings I;'ve ever had to contend with, and the emotional crush on her I had was so intense my chest would hurt half the time I would drop her a line (which was every chance i had). That crush was never purged. At the end I was trying to give her some closure; I don't know if she got it or not. I've lost 3 people this year, her, an uncle, and another friend. One of my two worst years for losing people ever, the other being 2006. Thanks to the guy that posted this.
@stevetait7801
@stevetait7801 10 ай бұрын
Love ❤️ you, miss you, RIP
@LaurieMarieValdezRNCCRN
@LaurieMarieValdezRNCCRN 10 ай бұрын
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@weston1074
@weston1074 9 ай бұрын
*Promosm* 😡
@RetribuseSnake
@RetribuseSnake 9 ай бұрын
what does that mean?
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