So I did some research and it seems like post-punk came about almost the same time as punk did? Maybe with a slight delay. And that also some bands considered punk seem to drift between post and punk. Just get the feeling that a lot overlaps and is a very wide gradient.

On another thought, does post-punk get any credit in inspiring / influencing electronic music? Because I can see how post-punk's experimentation could lead to that, as it was already located where electronic/dance/new wave would first come up (New York), or was that whole thing already going on, regardless of post-punk?

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Dub theez?

more like the melons

Suicide was certainly influential on electronic music. They predate a lot of the CBGB's bands by a few years and were a bit too alien for their time but they're massive.






Live stuff gives you a better idea of why they were so alienating. If I could get a time machine to see one single band live in their prime it might just be Suicide.

live is always different. The biggest artist in my record collection is pink floyd, but if I could go back in time to see someone live would it be them? Probably not. I would want to go to something more niche, somewhere were its just a rage, and not like a big concert with big names. Im thinking 924 Gilman Street, or some underground 80s club/disco in Manhattan or London.

Also gave the clash debut another listen. I liked it this time more. Still nothing compared to London Calling but still, remote control and London Burning are fantastical songs. :band:

I like rage, attitude and the ability to free the negative energy.