Cover Your Ears (2023) | Elenco completo

Sean Patrick Shaul

DIRETOR/A

Eric Nuzum

Self - Author, Parental Advisory: Music Censorship in America

Stephanie Doktor

Self - Author

Murray Acton

Self - Dayglo Abortions

Bob Guccione Jr.

Self - Founder, Spin Magazine

Alan Cross

Self - The Ongoing History of New Music

Betty Houchin Winfield

Self - Author

Chuck D

Self - Public Enemy

Rhiannon Giddens

Self - The Carolina Chocolate Drops

Wes Beech

Self - The Plasmatics

Bill Brioux

Self - TV Historian

Steve Appleford

Self - Journalist, LA Times

Ian MacKaye

Self - Minor Threat

Jello Biafra

Self - Dead Kennedys

Richard Evans

Self - Album Artist, Hipgnosis Studio

Country Joe McDonald

Self - Country Joe and the Fish

Stuart Ross

Self - Misery Signals

David Yow

Self - The Jesus Lizard

Matt Maguire

Self - Gwar

Dee Snider

Self - Twisted Sister

Melinda Tankard Reist

Self - Author

Eric Holmberg

Self - Reel to Reel Ministries

Sakis Tolis

Self - Rotting Christ

Ian Hill

Self - Judas Priest

Jack Thompson

Self - Activist

Brandon Duncan

Self - aka Tiny Doo

Ty Dolla $ign

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

2 Live Crew

Self - Rap Group(archiveFootage)

Dayglo Abortions

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Aerosmith

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Phil Anselmo

Self - Pantera(archiveFootage)

Susan Baker

Self - Parents Music Resource Center(archiveFootage)

The Beatles

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Raymond Belknap

Self - Victim of Suicide(archiveFootage)

Body Count

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Lucille Bogan

Self - Blues Singer(archiveFootage)

Tom Brokaw

Self - Host, NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw(archiveFootage)

Buffalo Springfield

Themselves(archiveFootage)

George W. Bush

Self - 43rd President of the United States(archiveFootage)

Calvin O. Butts III

Self - Reverend(archiveFootage)

Luther Campbell

Self - 2 Live Crew(archiveFootage)

Rotting Christ

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Country Joe and the Fish

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Jan Crouch

Self - Co-Host, Praise The Lord(archiveFootage)

Paul Crouch

Self - Co-Host, Praise The Lord(archiveFootage)

John Danforth

Self - Senator, Missouri(archiveFootage)

Johanna Von Der Decken

Self - Soprano(archiveFootage)

John Denver

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Jean Dixon

Self - Missouri State Representative(archiveFootage)

Phil Donahue

Self - Host, The Donahue Show(archiveFootage)

The Doors

Themselves(archiveFootage)

K.K. Downing

Self - Judas Priest(archiveFootage)

Bob Dylan

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

E-40

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Duke Ellington

Self - Jazz Pianist & Composer(archiveFootage)

Alan Freed

Self - Pioneering Rock N' Roll DJ(archiveFootage)

Geto Boys

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Ural Glanville

Self - Chief Judge, Atlanta Judicial Circuit(archiveFootage)

Mark J. Goodman

Self - MTV VJ(archiveFootage)

Tipper Gore

Self - Parents Music Resource Center(archiveFootage)

Gunna

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Gwar

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Rob Halford

Self - Judas Priest(archiveFootage)

Jimi Hendrix

Self - Guitarist(archiveFootage)

Charlton Heston

Self - Actor & Political Activist(archiveFootage)

Billie Holiday

Self - Blues Singer(archiveFootage)

Ernest F. Hollings

Self - Senator, South Carolina(archiveFootage)

Ice-T

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Bull Moose Jackson

Self - Blues Singer(archiveFootage)

Michael Jackson

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Jefferson Airplane

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer

Self - Assemblymember, 57th District in California(archiveFootage)

Judas Priest

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Michael Kinsley

Self - Co-Host, Crossfire(archiveFootage)

KRS-One

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Lemmy

Self - Motörhead(archiveFootage)

John Lennon

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Jeff Ling

Self - Parents Music Resource Center Advisor(archiveFootage)

Madonna

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Natalie Maines

Self - The Dixie Chicks(archiveFootage)

Gucci Mane

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Marilyn Manson

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Harvey Mason Jr.

Self - CEO of the Recording Academy(archiveFootage)

MC5

Themselves(archiveFootage)

John McCollum

Self - Victim of Suicide(archiveFootage)

Mark McGrath

Self - Sugar Ray(archiveFootage)

Barry McGuire

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Metallica

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Killer Mike

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Meek Mill

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Jim Morrison

Self - The Doors(archiveFootage)

Kat Moss

Self - Narrator

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Self - Composer(archiveFootage)

Mötley Crüe

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Gavin Newsom

Self - Governor of California(archiveFootage)

Sinéad O'Connor

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Yoko Ono

Self - Artist(archiveFootage)

Ozzy Osbourne

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Parliament

Themselves(archiveFootage)

The Plasmatics

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Elvis Presley

Selg - Singer & Musician(archiveFootage)

Prince

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Public Enemy

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Queen

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Ronald Reagan

Self - 40th President of the United States(archiveFootage)

The Rolling Stones

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Pete Seeger

Self - Folk Singer(archiveFootage)

Nina Simone

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Slayer

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Jimmie Snow

Self - Pastor, Nashville's Evangel Temple(archiveFootage)

Edwin Starr

Self - Singer(archiveFootage)

Joe Stuessy

Self - Professor of Music, University of Texas, San Antonio(archiveFootage)

Ed Sullivan

Self - Host, The Ed Sullivan Show(archiveFootage)

Young Thug

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Too $hort

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Twisted Sister

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Tyga

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Lars Ulrich

Self - Metallica(archiveFootage)

James Vance

Self - Attempted Suicide(archiveFootage)

Phyllis Vance

Self - Mother of James Vance(archiveFootage)

W.A.S.P.

Themselves(archiveFootage)

Wendy O. Williams

Self - The Plasmatics(archiveFootage)

YG

Self - Rapper(archiveFootage)

Frank Zappa

Self - Musician(archiveFootage)