Like most teenagers growing up in the Detroit-Windsor area in the early-to-mid 1980's I listened to stuff like Huey Lewis & The News, Van Halen and Detroit's own The Romantics. Punk rock was something the weird-looking, anti-social kids listened to. At least that's what nearly everyone in my high school thought. Anarchy! 'Punk rock poem movie' relives Windsor-Detroit punk scene | Windsor Star
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May-11-23, 11:53 PM #1
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Anarchy! 'Punk rock poem movie' relives Detroit-Windsor punk scene
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May-12-23, 10:57 AM #2
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1984 seems kinda late for punk. I remember it being more in the late 70's. By 1980, it was "switchin' to glide" with New Wave.
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May-15-23, 07:17 AM #3
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New Wave killed the Punk Rock Star.
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