Here's a super 8 home movie from the 1970s that shows American kids playing music in a basement and, as a result, annoying the owner of the home they're playing in. 

The clip begins with a close-up of the album cover to Johann Sebastian Bach's suites for solo cello, No.2 in D minor and No.5 in C minor, all played by Janos Starker. A hand removes the record from the album cover and places the album on a record player. 

The woman playing the record then pours herself a shot of Hennessy before sitting down to read Sylvia Plath's book of poems, Ariel. 

But before the woman can settle down into her reading groove, she's interrupted by a group of youth, teens, who head down into her basement for a good time -- as we'll see later in subsequent clips.