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A documentary presented by Mark Williams and Griff Griffiths, and spotlights Croydon punk and New Wave bands from 1977-1985. We're showing the leaner director’s cut with more music and less talk, while retaining interviews with DJ Peter Fox and members of The Fanatics, The Bad Actors, Case, The Daleks, The Heroes, The Marines, The Straps and Johnny Moped.
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A documentary presented by Mark Williams and Griff Griffiths, and spotlights Croydon punk and New Wave bands from 1977-1985. We're showing the leaner director’s cut with more music and less talk, while retaining interviews with DJ Peter Fox and members of The Fanatics, The Bad Actors, Case, The Daleks, The Heroes, The Marines, The Straps and Johnny Moped.
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