A drive up the California coast with the song "The Joy of D.H. Lawrence" from Swedish performer Erik Enocksson.

Cults shows us the Mission district of San Francisco, which is like the artsy/trendy/hip/... part of town. Dolores park, which overlooks the city, turns into a a kind of massive beer garden on Sundays...

Some stunning footage of the Bay Area. I love this film for the way it expresses the closeness of city and nature around San Francisco. It is all connected by the Golden Gate - a marvel of enginee...

This is a pretty interesting 1981 "lost" clip of the SF punk band who are creating songs for their album and recording it in their studio. Who knew that several years later the lead singer would almos...

Garage from San Francisco is becoming quite popular, because these guys are touring the world and getting more coverage in Italy than they are in America. The Fresh and Onlys are the Darlings of Itali...

I think this "psychedelic" sound is coming back to popularity. These guys are from San Francisco, and they sound like come from Haight and Asbury before it turned into a ritzy part of town with shops ...

There's only a female keyboardist and one guitar player in this SF band, which makes their music a bit "dancey."

Bay Area hip hop. He says something about Oakland Hills. Wasn't it rumored that AC Hammer lived there?

The mission is a popular district in San Francisco that is known for trendy hipsters and ethnic neighborhoods. The mission in the 1960's was no different.

A music video for the song "Island" by the group Akron/Family. I really enjoyed this video because of the amazing scenery shot in San Francisco and just north in Marin County. Clearly the woman in thi...

San Francisco is the city I jealously admire from across the bay and where I'll hopefully move to soon. In the meantime I'll just have to watch this gorgeous timelapse that took over a year to make!

This presenter just doesn't look like the type of guy who would listen to SF punk rockers Dead Kennedys. I imagine him listening to someone like Kenny G or REO Speedwagon.

The Oh Sees brings us psychedelia from San Francisco.

Reppin Daly City and SF hip hop, we see a brief history on the art of scratching.

I saw this bay area band for free at a gay bar in San Francisco. The whole bar turned into a giant mosh pit, and big, burly, dudes kept spilling their whiskey drinks on me by accident. It was one of t...

The Wooden Shjips, from SF, takes us back to the time when a guitar riff made people spontaneously roll around in mud or dance in a hypnotic trance.