Video Hysterie offers a thorough & sublime retrospective of Lydia Lunch's musical collaborations from 1976-2001 and is an incredible representation of her approach to art. Hailed by the Boston Phoenix as 'one of the 10 most influential performers of the '90s,' no other artist of the 20th century has fought, forged, punched, and sculpted their own artistic vision in such a uniquely original way. Defying categorization, Lunch actively has conquered new territories, and has gained international recognition for the innovative quality of her work. Robert Palmer from The New York Times writes 'Miss Lunch was always an effective vocal performer. But rock has grown complacent again -- even the underground rock that has borrowed so much from Miss Lunch's various bands over the years. Perhaps it's time for her to administer it a few more rude shocks.'" Dolby Digital; Region 0, NTSC; 5.1 Surround Sound; Running time, approx. 80 mins. Most notably features 6 tracks of the original Teenage Jesus, live at Max's Kansas City from 1978; six tracks of 8 Eyed Spy live from Hurrahs, '80.