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Old 05-03-2014, 02:22 PM   #401 (permalink)
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Los Angeles by X is my favorite.
Love X, but I have to go with Under The Big Black Sun. Exene's voice gives me major feels.
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Old 05-12-2014, 11:08 PM   #402 (permalink)
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Why do you think that?
proto punk is technicly not punk music.
Proto Punk bands are Garage Rock/Hard rock bands that were important for Punk history, but they were not punk bands. Like the name implies, they formed the prototype for punk, but they weren't punk bands yet.
So I'm asking if proto punk counts.
so when does it stop being proto and just become punk...

NY Dolls, Dictators...?

pistols?
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so when does it stop being proto and just become punk...

NY Dolls, Dictators...?

pistols?
When they started calling it punk. So, Sex Pistols.
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Will I get pied here if I say punk in drublic?

Erm, I meant to say Minor Threat….

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Old 05-15-2014, 06:27 AM   #405 (permalink)
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Love X, but I have to go with Under The Big Black Sun. Exene's voice gives me major feels.
X2 Under the Big Black Sun is my favourite X album

My fave thing used to be spinning the vinyl and smoking covertly when I was like 13
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Will I get pied here if I say punk in drublic?

Erm, I meant to say Minor Threat….

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Even though they were pioneers IMO

Fugazi>Rites of Spring>Embrace>Minor Threat> Teen Idles
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HAS TO BE P.O.Vs
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This:

or this:

Both opposite extremes of what punk is but both still sound awesome to this day and embrace the ethos.
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I listened to that album once and never had any desire to ever do so again. Just plain boring, generic boringness. David Thomas and Peter Laughner were right to cut the fat when they started Pere Ubu, cause those guys obviously had nothing to contribute but doing exactly what Rocket from the Tombs had already been doing.
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Old 05-19-2014, 09:23 PM   #410 (permalink)
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When they started calling it punk. So, Sex Pistols.
I can't swallow this. Just because they didn't call it punk yet, doesn't mean it wasn't punk. And the term "proto-punk""---pshhhh.

For instance, to say Iggy wasn't punk as f**k between '68 and '74 is crazy. I don't care if the term "punk" had been attached to anything at that point or not. The MC5 weren't punk because the Pistols hadn't come along yet? Ha!

Punk has been around since the Johnny Burnette and His Rock 'N Roll Trio album. They just hadn't pigeonholed it yet with a term.

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