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2tonelol

02-19-2004 05:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Shan

I know! It was memorable for more than a few, the conclusion being a real baptism by fire! Strange had to see it all through but did he stay to the end, when was the end because the Flying Pickets had come and gone by the time anyone had realised!

Wow the Flying Pickets!!! They were a rough and ready band!! Didn't they form out of the remains of the Grumbleweeds?

riseagainstrocks

02-20-2004 08:48 PM

Everyone at one time or another has used something from from Iggy Pop. Unintentional or not. But Godfather of Punk? Maybe or maybe not. Punk rock grew out of a desire for change. While The Clash had socialist leanings, The Sex Pistols were ardent nihilist (not to be confused with anarchy), and The Damned...well they were the damned...and that is just Britain. The Velvet Underground and The Ramones did alot to bring Punk rock over to the States.

millybig

02-23-2005 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by 2tonelol

I would say yes.

I would say no, as iggy was rock, rather than punk.

Sneer

02-23-2005 09:38 AM

according to who?

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