Dare to Be Different (2017)

Self
(as Dr. M. King Adkins)

Ron Alexenburg

Self - Record Executive

Sam Ash

Self - Owner, Sam Ash Music

Tom Bailey

Self - Lead Singer, The Thompson Twins

Ivan Baker

Self - Ivan Ivan - producer, manager, executive, DJ

Jeff Beck

Self - WLIR - production director…

Eric Bloom

Self - Lead Singer, Blue Oyster Cult

Delphine Blue

Self - WLIR - DJ

DJ Byrd

Self

Pete Byrne

Self - Lead Singer, Naked Eyes
(as Peter Byrne)

George Cheyne

Self - APB

Vince Clarke

Self - Producer, Depeche Mode…

Miles A. Copeland III

Self - The Police - manager, IRS Records - founder

Paul Cramer

Self - WXXP, Pittsburgh - DJ

Cy Curnin

Self - Lead Singer, The Fixx

Gary Daly

Self - China Crisis

John De Bella

Self - WLIR…

Direção
- Ellen Goldfarb
Roteirista
- Jay Reiss
Elenco e equipe completos
Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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3/10

Should be called "A Year (maybe more) Or So Behind"

A DJ or Exec from WLIR must've taken a vacation to LA about one or two or three years? after KROQ was already giving New Wave/Punk/Ska/PowerPop it's proper due. Taking credit as though WLIR is the first, and not giving credit to the original radio stations (KROQ in LA) that broke these bands is just a pat-on-the-own-back-Sham, especially to people who might be taking it in as the truth. The other review referencing the station as "Late to the Party" nailed it. Gave 3 stars for content and love of the genre, but it'll get exposed...Adam Carolla's upcoming doc about KROQ will provide the accurate timeline for New Wave and will be understood as the truth.

wallygatorca
3 de jun. de 2018
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