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Sansa Stark 12-17-2013 06:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Oxy (Post 1396059)
Just noticed this 'punk' section. Surely nobody listens to punk music any more do they? Happily, this interruption to musical evolution died out in the UK 30 years ago.

This proves that there is actually a God.

stop

GD 12-17-2013 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1396068)

Lol, is this the third time Oxy has been replied with the answer "already a thread for this:" in 24 hrs? lmao

GD 12-17-2013 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Oxy (Post 1396059)
Just noticed this 'punk' section. Surely nobody listens to punk music any more do they? Happily, this interruption to musical evolution died out in the UK 30 years ago.

This proves that there is actually a God.

I presume this means you also look down upon Post-Punk and an Alternative Rock by extension?

Taxman 12-24-2013 05:54 AM

And rock n roll too. The difference between garage rock and rock n roll and punk rock ain't that big.

Jegor 01-19-2014 11:48 AM

'Cos is evolution of music :P From rock to the other genres ;)

Crowquill 01-27-2014 10:47 AM

This thread sucks.

Neapolitan 01-27-2014 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Oxy (Post 1396059)
Just noticed this 'punk' section. Surely nobody listens to punk music any more do they? Happily, this interruption to musical evolution died out in the UK 30 years ago.

This proves that there is actually a God.

It could be possible that people think what was played in the early days of Punk as the same as hardcore punk and Nazi punk a decade later but it's not. Punk wasn't a interruption but a continuation of Garage Rock, and Glam Rock before it. Early Punk was also a back to basics it wasn't too, not different from the early Rock n Roll, Rockabilly and Surf. Some of the songs considered "proto" Punk before the Sax Pistols' debut album like The Dictators - California Sun (Surf), and Blue Cheer Summertime Blues (Rockabilly) proves both the continuity and evolution of Rock music into Punk Rock.

Forward To Death 01-27-2014 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Neapolitan (Post 1411024)
It could be possible that people think what was played in the early days of Punk as the same as hardcore punk and Nazi punk a decade later but it's not. Punk wasn't a interruption but a continuation of Garage Rock, and Glam Rock before it. Early Punk was also a back to basics it wasn't too, not different from the early Rock n Roll, Rockabilly and Surf. Some of the songs considered "proto" Punk before the Sax Pistols' debut album like The Dictators - California Sun (Surf), and Blue Cheer Summertime Blues (Rockabilly) proves both the continuity and evolution of Rock music into Punk Rock.

I've always said punk rock was just an evolution of the same old rock of the 50s and 60s, just cranked up a few notches. That's what makes it so great, is it's simplicity.

Paul Smeenus 01-27-2014 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Forward To Death (Post 1411033)
I've always said punk rock was just an evolution of the same old rock of the 50s and 60s, just cranked up a few notches. That's what makes it so great, is it's simplicity.


I really don't find Dead Kennedys all that simple, speaking for myself.

William_the_Bloody 01-27-2014 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus (Post 1411034)
I really don't find Dead Kennedys all that simple, speaking for myself.

Nor a lot of Black Flag or Bad Brains for that matter.


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