The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling
Jan 01, 2003
Overview
California punk-pop act the Ataris promote their 2003 album "So Long, Astoria" in this sampling of tunes performed live at a music video shoot for their song "In This Diary," which hit No. 11 on Billboard's U.S. Modern Rock Tracks. Songs in the collection include "Takeoffs and Landings," "Teenage Riot," "Unopened Letter to the World," "My Reply" and "Song #13." Also included are behind-the-scenes footage and a band biography.
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What is The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling about?
California punk-pop act the Ataris promote their 2003 album "So Long, Astoria" in this sampling of tunes performed live at a music video shoot for their song "In This Diary," which hit No. 11 on Billboard's U.S. Modern Rock Tracks. Songs in the collection include "Takeoffs and Landings," "Teenage Riot," "Unopened Letter to the World," "My Reply" and "Song #13." Also included are…
When was The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling released?
The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling was released on January 1, 2003.
Where can I watch The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling?
The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling is streaming on Qello Concerts by Stingray Amazon Channel in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store and Fandango At Home. Availability data from JustWatch.
Who is in the cast of The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling?
The cast of The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling includes Kristopher Roe (Self), Mike Davenport (Self), John Collura (Self) and Chris Knapp (Self).
Is The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling on Netflix?
No, The Ataris: Live at Capitol Milling is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Qello Concerts by Stingray Amazon Channel instead.