If you’ve haven’t seen director Tim Irwin’s 2005 documentary “We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen,” now’s your chance — the full 90-minute film has made its way onto YouTube. The film — check it out above — features interviews with surviving members Mike Watt and George Hurley, as well as indie luminaries such as Thurston Moore, Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins discussing the music and legacy of the late D. Boon.
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Amazing! Just saw this on Netflix. They are one of the Holy Trinity of Punk Rock for me, Along with Fugazi and Black Flag.