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1. www.nytimes.com › 2008/08/20 › moviesMiddle-Aged Heavy Metal Drummer Meets Under-Age Band

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   A film review last Wednesday about “The Rocker” misidentified the instrument played by the character Matt in the band A.D.D. He plays keyboards, not guitar.

2. www.nytimes.com › autoreviews › 20ROCKThe Rocker: More Than a Recliner - The New York Times

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   Apr 20, 2008 · By Jerry Garrett. April 20, 2008. EVEN coming from a company that practically holds patent rights to the notion of factory custom, the Softail Rocker by Harley-Davidson is a stretch. In fact, the...

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   Why are there no reviews for Rockers?

   • There are no featured reviews for Rockers because the movie has not released yet (). Making it in the music business in Kingston, Jamaica, is hard, and nobody knows it better than regularly unemployed drummer Horsemouth (Leroy Wallace).

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   Is Rockers a good movie?

   • Rockers is heavily didactic about the tenets of Rastafarianism, but it's also lighthearted, offering much the same dichotomy reggae music does. January 15, 2005 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review… Sounds from the golden age of reggae pulse through this breezy 1978 drama. July 28, 2002 | Full Review… The sheer life in Rockers has survived well.

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   What did John Rocker say about New York City?

   • In an infamous interview with Sports Illustrated, Rocker made controversial comments about New York City. He directed abuse at the cultural and ethnic diversity that the city had and said that the presence of "foreigners" in the city was distressful: “The biggest thing I don’t like about New York are the foreigners.

   John Rocker once controversially asserted his dislike of 'outsiders' in

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   What happened to New York Rocker?

   • New York Rocker was a new wave rock magazine founded by writer Alan Betrock in 1976. Alan left the magazine in 1978, and Andy Schwartz took over as editor until it ceased publication in 1982. A total of 54 issues were published in that period. An attempt to revive the title in 1984 was shortlived. Read Jesse Jarnow's 2012 essay on the Rocker here.

   New York Rocker articles, interviews and reviews from Rock

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4. www.forbes.com › sites › davidchiuLou Reed's 'New York': An Appreciation Of The Rocker's ...

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   Oct 27, 2020 · In his review of the album at the time for Rolling Stone, Anthony DeCurtis wrote: “In fact, the fourteen songs on New York — which runs nearly an hour — are fierce, poetic journalism, a...

5. nymag.com › listings › movieThe Rocker - Movie Review and Showtimes - New York Magazine

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   Critics' Pick. (No longer in theaters) Rating: PG-13 — for drug and sexual references, nudity and language. Director: Peter Cattaneo Cast: Rainn Wilson, Christina Applegate, Teddy Geiger, Josh ...

6. www.timeout.com › movies › the-rockerThe Rocker 2008, directed by Peter Cattaneo | Film review

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   Oct 14, 2008 · The Rocker 2008, directed by Peter Cattaneo | Film review. Film. Recommended. Time Out says. Forty-year-old Cleveland suit, Robert ‘Fish’ Fishman ( Rainn Wilson of ‘The Office’), 20 years on,...

7. letterboxd.com › twibb › filmThe Rocker’ review by Twibb • Letterboxd

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   Twibb’s review published on Letterboxd: At first glance, this feels like it was produced in an elaborate studio deal that envisioned airing this four times a month on Comedy Central until the end of time, the sort of schlock they pumped out in the oughts on an assembly line.