Confessions of a Go-Go Girl

This was such a great movie. I'm glad I made a copy for myself. If interested email me at kddom@yahoo.com

Are they going to play this again? I hope so, I had to leave durring the last 30 minutes of the movie, so I missed the end.

GIRLS GREAT NEWS YOU CAN GET THE SONG SOMETHING FROM PSIDERALICA IN ITUNES STORE FOR $.99 I JUST GOT IT

Anyone know the song that shes dancing to in the school girl outfit? Before she notices her father & boyfriend at the club?

i'm not sure if it's been asked already or not (so many songs have been asked about on here) but what is the name of the very FIRST song she dances to. It says "But I've been careless with the wrong kind of attention"

Anyone still looking for "Backseat Taxi" by Silvermoney?
It's written by Daniel Silver and Kelly Honeymaker.
Here is Kelly's myspace blog where she talks about the song: http://blog.myspace.com/kellymoneymakermusic

okay, im going to a proscout invitational in november, and i have to perform a 30 second monologue. the monologue that Jane performs at the end of this movie is really good, and i was wondering if anybody knew the monologue? im not sure if i still have the movie recorded. if you could help, it would mean a lot! e-mail me at rocketsk8r10@yahoo.com

Does anyone know when or if they will show this movie again?

there are some music clips of the score for GGG on the composer's web site, no songs though.
http://www.abelkorzeniowski.com/archives/73

Ahhh!! i cannot find "back seat taxi" by silver money. where can i find the song. i've googled it and didn't find success :/

hey all

i have the inside track on the music for the film... glad you like it so much.
the song that plays for Angela's first dance and for the bachelor party is BACK SEAT TAXI by Silver Money.
the song that plays when Jane dances in her cowgirl costume is VICTIM by Fully Loaded.
the song that plays when Jane dances as the librarian is SOMETHING by Psideralic.

does anybody know what that song is called in the scene where angela brings her friend to that bachelor party to dance? I have been trying to figure it out because i really want to purchase it on itunes

Also to suzmasg you are SO right about the money , clothes, etc. Hell, I kicked the locker if I made less than 400

I recently retired from stripping for 12 years. I am 32. I have been in go-go as well. I can say from experience that there are way more drugs and drama in go-go as apposed to naked. I was stupid for a long time and ran with bad people, that stole from me, left me in the middle of nowhere drunk with $900 in my pocket. I wasn't smart enough to come up with a plan. I was obsessed with the "I'm better than you attitude." After my second DUI I realized what this job had made me, the influence those "friends" had on me. Everyone around me had their hand out. Then I got beat up by police, they tried to ID me walking in Atlantic City with a male friend. Thinking I was a hooker, and because I refused the female officer beat me up. And after a night in jail, $5 grand on a lawyer for 3 charges that were false, I got it. Just walk away, I was gonna RUN away from the whole job. My boyfriend of 3 yrs got put through all this - because I needed to make $1100 in one night?? It's not real, none of it. With this money- nobody ever talks about the strings it comes with. The price you pay. Making $2000 a week - IS too good to be true. This movie depending on your personal experiences is true.. And most of the girls I worked with were like Angela. I have $200 shoes I didn't buy. A dancer will tell and brag about that, but she won't tell that she has to go on a date or dinner once a week with the guy. To keep him spending. And when you stop the money stops. Walking away was very hard, I had to move in with my sister and my boyfriend and I are just dating now. I let the business take over my life. But I got out, penniless, but I am alive and not selfish, nice, and best all I respect myself for all I been through. Hopefully when I tell my story it touches one person , are puts one light on for a young girl that thinks there's no strings in dancing. It's starts with that first drink that leads to everyday.

I recorded this movie and just watched it on Tivo. I was so moved by it - I was crying. And the reason I am is because this movie was made with such detail of a Go Go dancer. The feelings she talks about at the end of the movie is excately how I feel and have felt. I use to be a dancer - I put myself through school - never used drugs but have watched other girls use. The hardest thing is finding a job that will keep me satified as far as pay goes. And that rush she talks about at the end - so true....the rush - the power - the money. It becomes highly additive (the dancing, the club, the lights, the money). Anyways, I would not recommend this for anyone because I struggle with not returning everyday and staying with my hospital job and most of all being content with it. The hardest part is I use to make my whole entire paycheck in two days.
I just wanted to say well done on the movie.

My sister and I saw this film on Saturday. This film was awsome. The actors were great. The songs were awsome. The messed up part was when Jane was dancing and her boyfriend, her father, and brother showed up. It was also very sad when Angela dies. Rachel Hunter was great also. Great film, love the songs. You should have soundtrack on it.

They probably will relaese the music... so many people want to know...