Brings back a lot of nostalgia for the 1980s
This is a documentary about Long Island’s WLIR. It broke from Top 40 radio to create its own format that featured Punk, Post-Punk, New Wave, Reggae and Ska. It broke dozens of British bands in the U.S. by having a direct tie to UK labels and got all their promotional releases. The film follows a traditional approach with talking head interviews interspersed with tons of 80s music videos. Those brought back a lot of nostalgia because I used to listen to a lot of that music and watched all those videos as a teen. A lot of the stories are also interesting and funny especially about how rag tag an operation WLIR was. If you’re an 80s kid this will definitely be right up your alley.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Ellen Goldfarb"], "Producers": ["Patrick DePeters", "Ellen Goldfarb", "Gregg Goldfarb", "Matthew Helderman", "Max Leinwand", "Denis McNamara", "Roger Senders", "Luke Taylor"], "Starring": ["Nancy Abramson", "M. King Adkins", "Sam Ash"], "Studio": ["Dare To Be Different", "LLC"]}

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