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Cramps: Live At Napa State Mental Hospital (2003)
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Starring: Bryan Gregory, Lux Interior, Nick Knox, Poison Ivy Rorschach
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Category: Music
Studio: Music Video Distribution
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In June of 1978, The Cramps played to a room full of enthusiastic patients at the Napa State Mental Institute and instantly established a benchmark in public rock.

The Cramps were at the peak of their engaging sound. They had just finished recording "Gravest Hits." Midway through the second song, a young woman commands the stage and begins sharing the mic with Lux.

By the time the "Human Fly" is played a real ho-down is occurring on and off stage with the audience members dancing about, grabbing at the mic and embracing each other - all of which add to the spectacle of this once-in-a-lifetime performance!