 Voss credited the film's creation with being able to pull a "career's worth of favours".Brendan Kelly of "The Montreal Gazette" wrote, "It's a terrific film.Anders – who is best known for directing the award winning 1992 indie cult classic "Gas Food Lodging" – and Voss consider this to be the final film in their rock n' roll trilogy, which includes the 1987 flick "Border Radio", a snap shot of the LA punk scene starring real life rockers John Doe from X and Dave Alvin from The Blasters, and the 1999 film "Sugar Town", which stars John Taylor from Duran Duran as an aging rocker."