THE CRAMPS Live at Napa State Mental Hospital (Full movie)

"For maximum destructive potential, we suggest that you connect the audio out from your videotape player to audio in on your stereo. "The following video tape was a free concert given for the patients at the California State Mental Hospital in Napa, CA, on June 13, 1978 by The Cramps who were on tour from New York, and The Mutants from San Francisco. "The videotape of The Cramps performing a free show for the patients at The Napa Hospital is intended as strictly a documentary. The videotape was recorded on a 1/2" Sony Portapak, B/W camera, and single microphone. This equipment was the first of its kind made available for public use. "In 1978, Target Video was formed to create a new type of television. To produce and capture the current change in art and the music scene. Our first public media project was a weekly one-hour program on Cable 25 in San Francisco from 1978-1979. "From 1979 to the present, Target Video has continued to produce new videos. We have toured the US, Europe, and other parts of the world for the past five years and have been met with an overwhelming response to our programs. "In 1984, we have begun to distribute our videos in the US. Our goal is for worldwide distribution." —Joe Rees, Director of Target Video [1984]