who invented punk (lyrics, soundtrack, singer, rock, album)

fila · 03-04-2005, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by MIsfitspunk

Where are the stooges?new york dolls?velvet underground? THE FRICKEN DAMNED!!They were around before the pistols or the ramones....

Exactly! iggy pop is also renowned as the beginner of punk.........

All_Nite_Dinah · 03-03-2005, 08:09 PM

So were Buddy Holly, Elvis, and Chuck Berry.

leftinkowloon · 03-06-2005, 12:58 PM

ramones and the pistols made punk a trend, those two bands did not create punk. punk sucks though but i have to aurgue because it's fun. all punk is now is a huge fashion competition, who can get the coolest converse shoes or wear the wierdest pants or stand out the most. it's all friggin ***.

sleepy jack · 03-06-2005, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by leftinkowloon

ramones and the pistols made punk a trend, those two bands did not create punk. punk sucks though but i have to aurgue because it's fun. all punk is now is a huge fashion competition, who can get the coolest converse shoes or wear the wierdest pants or stand out the must. it's all friggin ***.

*shakes head* hasnt this battle been fought to many times already..

leftinkowloon · 03-06-2005, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by MIsfitspunk

*shakes head* hasnt this battle been fought to many times already..

i fight for the truth

sleepy jack · 03-03-2005, 08:33 PM

What im saying is the ramones started round 73 at the earliest and PLUS the new york dolls were around way before the ramones were cause johhny says he was inspired to play guitar by the New York Dolls.So obviously the ramones werent about before the new york dolls.If your talking album wise....

The Damned:New Rose '77
The Ramones:Ramones '76
The Sex Pistols:Nevermind the Bullocks heres the sex pistols '77
The New York Dolls:New York Dolls '73
Iggy And The Stooges:Open Up and Bleed '68

Looks like the stooges won that and they were the first far as i know and care.

Anarchy doll · 03-05-2005, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MIsfitspunk

What im saying is the ramones started round 73 at the earliest and PLUS the new york dolls were around way before the ramones were cause johhny says he was inspired to play guitar by the New York Dolls.So obviously the ramones werent about before the new york dolls.If your talking album wise....

The Damned:New Rose '77
The Ramones:Ramones '76
The Sex Pistols:Nevermind the Bullocks heres the sex pistols '77
The Velvet Underground:The Velvet Underground & Nico '67
The New York Dolls:New York Dolls '73
Iggy And The Stooges:Open Up and Bleed '68

Looks like velvet underground won that and they were the first far as i know and care.

are you sure that you are 13 my love?

All_Nite_Dinah · 03-04-2005, 06:27 AM

I still think its funny that people think The Velvet undeground And Nico Are Punk rawk! I looove the velvet underground, and I can see how they influenced alot of punk bands but honestly I dont think there a punk band per say. Listen to Ill be your mirror, all tomorrows patrie, or femme fatal and tell me how punk they are. I love the velvet underground and always will but I think anybody who listens to alot of them can tell you that they are no doubt one of the bands very responsible for escalating the music scene that allowed punk to evolve but arnt really that much of a punk band.

And I know this is going to come up so I will post my rebuttel now, I dont care if there was a lou Reed article proclaiming the Velvet Underground as punk rock. I've read plenty of articles about how punk rock good charlote are and thats still not the truth. Music journalism fails again.

Urban Hat€monger ? · 03-06-2005, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by All_Nite_Dinah

I dont care if there was a lou Reed article proclaiming the Velvet Underground as punk rock. I've read plenty of articles about how punk rock good charlote are and thats still not the truth. Music journalism fails again.

No no no no , you`ve got the wrong end of the stick.

Thats where the name comes from. They were not saying Lou Reed was 'Punk' , you have to remember there was no punk movement in 1974 when this fanzine was written. What they were suggesting was that Lou Reeds music appealed to 'punks' as in people on the streets , junkies & social outcasts , hence the music was called 'punk rock'. It`s got nothing to do with the sound of punk or what became punk. Thats just where the phrase was coined.

hookers with machineguns · 03-04-2005, 07:34 AM

I think it's because a lot of the earlier movement bands site Velvet Underground as an "influence", but then again, who didnt listen to the Velvet Underground, and who didnt they influence? I've heard lots of people put them and The New York Dolls at the forefront of punk rock, but clearly if you listen to their music, there's no elements of punk at all. Pure rock and roll. I suppose you can say The Beatles and Chuck Berry had an influence on some punk bands, so should we call them the first punk artists?

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All_Nite_Dinah Not Impressed Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 734	So were Buddy Holly, Elvis, and Chuck Berry. __________________ If I cant dance I dont want to be part of your revolution. DEATH TO FALSE DUDES!

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All_Nite_Dinah Not Impressed Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 734	I still think its funny that people think The Velvet undeground And Nico Are Punk rawk! I looove the velvet underground, and I can see how they influenced alot of punk bands but honestly I dont think there a punk band per say. Listen to Ill be your mirror, all tomorrows patrie, or femme fatal and tell me how punk they are. I love the velvet underground and always will but I think anybody who listens to alot of them can tell you that they are no doubt one of the bands very responsible for escalating the music scene that allowed punk to evolve but arnt really that much of a punk band. And I know this is going to come up so I will post my rebuttel now, I dont care if there was a lou Reed article proclaiming the Velvet Underground as punk rock. I've read plenty of articles about how punk rock good charlote are and thats still not the truth. Music journalism fails again. __________________ If I cant dance I dont want to be part of your revolution. DEATH TO FALSE DUDES!

03-04-2005, 07:34 AM	#10 (permalink)
hookers with machineguns Music Addict Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,738	I think it's because a lot of the earlier movement bands site Velvet Underground as an "influence", but then again, who didnt listen to the Velvet Underground, and who didnt they influence? I've heard lots of people put them and The New York Dolls at the forefront of punk rock, but clearly if you listen to their music, there's no elements of punk at all. Pure rock and roll. I suppose you can say The Beatles and Chuck Berry had an influence on some punk bands, so should we call them the first punk artists? __________________ LASTFM

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03-06-2005, 12:58 PM	#3 (permalink)
leftinkowloon Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 94	ramones and the pistols made punk a trend, those two bands did not create punk. punk sucks though but i have to aurgue because it's fun. all punk is now is a huge fashion competition, who can get the coolest converse shoes or wear the wierdest pants or stand out the most. it's all friggin ***.