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Re: punk rock

Post by nousd » Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:45 am

Today wrote:UK kicked our asses at rock and roll... we get hip hop.
but who done punk best... UK or USA?...remember, we started the music, y'all did the whole wardrobe thing
I've always thought US did rock n roll better. UK the arty, progressive stuff.
Not many of the older Brits who understand punk are left on here to argue.

imo what you yanks called punk originally...
MC5, The Stooges, Radio Birdman etc were hardcore musos amping rock and roll,
their legacy in the Ramones, NY Dolls, Television & Dinosaur Jr relied on musicianship & controlled image.

Pommie punk was less anal, more a piss-take, a marketing ploy,
excusing its lack of musicianship, tom-foolery & confronting sleaze
on the pretext of dinosaur-slaying da-daist, DIY catharsis.
I'm thinking XRaySpecs, Captain Sensible, Anti-Nowhere League, Crass...
It was initially spontaneous & liberating
but quickly formularized & ultimately more influential....
i.e. of the later American "punk" that you seem to identify with,
that commercializes the ethos & sound with pseudo-naivety.

Meanwhile UK punk is dead & any attempt to revive it would be embarassing,
altho the Dammed can still do their shambolic thing.

The inheritors of both strands were postpunk bands like:
The Stranglers, The Birthday Party, Sonic Youth, UB40, Black Flag & Magazine
and later the organized chaos of Primal Scream & Happy Mondays,
incorporating serious musicianship & conscious unselfconsciousness.
I much prefer to listen & dance to this music
although, before they became predictable & aggy,
moshpits were fantastic fun
if you didn't mind black eyes, being clobbered with instruments
and avoided getting HepA from shared blood & spittle.
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Re: punk rock

Post by mks » Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:51 am

It was all about the US and Canadian Hardcore punk in the '80's.

A few bands off the top of my head:

Bad Brains
Dayglo Abortions (Canadian)
Corrosion of Conformity
DRI
7 Seconds
Ill Repute
RKL
Agnostic Front
Black Flag
Dead Kennedys
Minor Threat

Lots more. I got to go to class now...

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Re: punk rock

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Re: punk rock

Post by mks » Fri Jan 27, 2012 5:06 am



This is just a cool video. Sound quality is bad though.

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Re: punk rock

Post by mks » Fri Jan 27, 2012 5:22 am

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Re: punk rock

Post by wolf89 » Fri Jan 27, 2012 5:37 am

Well,

but


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Re: punk rock

Post by Genevieve » Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:03 am

America, Japan, South-America. All over the world, realy.

Fuck y'all indie rock faux-punks, though. >.> The best shit from LA came out after Black Flag broke up.







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Re: punk rock

Post by nousd » Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:39 am

Just noticed mks mention of DRI...
a wild night at one of their gigs at an old bush inn in Canberra (!)
Punters were all half-naked & doing back somersaults off the stage
when skinheads came in & started a riot...insane punch-up, including the band & roadies.
I shouted the cops were coming & they scarpered,
only to return later to join the joyous mosh. Fantastic!

so maybe it's a draw.
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Re: punk rock

Post by apmje » Fri Jan 27, 2012 10:49 am

Sounds like a Municipal Waste gig...cept without the skinheads.

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Re: punk rock

Post by Soiree » Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:23 pm


upz to target videoz

best punks band...
the misfits
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Re: punk rock

Post by magma » Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:32 pm

I love plenty of UK punk, but the US won this one... better songs, better musicians, better work ethic, better labels, better philosophies.

I grew up on Cali Skatepunk as much as I did Hip Hop... Fat Wreck Chords is definitely up there with my all time favourite labels.
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Re: punk rock

Post by clifford_- » Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:44 pm

Sham69 ftw

big up sd5 for mentioning magazine.

my best mates dad's in magazine!

and another friend of mines dad was in the damned for a while.

surrey was quite the place for punk in the 70s.


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Re: punk rock

Post by ghandi » Fri Jan 27, 2012 1:31 pm

Take it back to the roots. Compare and contrast...

The US


The UK about a year later


We just look better 8)
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Re: punk rock

Post by slothrop » Fri Jan 27, 2012 1:38 pm

magma wrote:better musicians, better work ethic.
Kinda see what you're saying, but surely the absence of musicianship and work ethic was kind of the point of a lot of UK punk, particularly the artsy Kings Road type stuff?

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Re: punk rock

Post by Genevieve » Fri Jan 27, 2012 1:59 pm

slothrop wrote:
magma wrote:better musicians, better work ethic.
Kinda see what you're saying, but surely the absence of musicianship and work ethic was kind of the point of a lot of UK punk, particularly the artsy Kings Road type stuff?
Same with American punk. The UK was more about making a 'statement'. American punk was about making unlistenable noise. The punk-pop America is known for was in a way a bit of a microcosm and was more like.. punk developing in parallel to the whole grunge thing.

Japanese punk was just weird. And like, aesthetically, the most interesting. It sucks that people overlook it. Especially considering the influence it had on America and even the UK. There'd be no Infest or Rorchach or Man Is the Bastard, or hell, no Napalm Death for that matter, if it wasn't for G.I.S.M. But both the mainstream rock media from the UK and America keep that shit in the dark for some reason. Also like, the post-hardcore and emocore shit started to emerge in DC, Kentucky and shit.

Punk's so much more UK versus USA and it definitely didn't die in 1986. Some of the most important records released in 87 and on.

It has stagnated since like the late '90s, though. EVERYTHING released after has been like.. a tribute '90s powerviolence, '80s 'Japcore' or 'noise punk' shit or '80s grind/thrashcore.
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Re: punk rock

Post by magma » Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:13 pm

slothrop wrote:
magma wrote:better musicians, better work ethic.
Kinda see what you're saying, but surely the absence of musicianship and work ethic was kind of the point of a lot of UK punk, particularly the artsy Kings Road type stuff?
I'm not sure I phrased it that well, tbh... I think I probably should've said "better songwriters" instead of musicians. Some truly timeless stuff came out of both scenes... and I'd never want to pick one over the other really... but I've always felt that the American bands struck more chords with me... the initial punk explosion in the UK seemed an awful lot about branding (especially with Malcolm McLaren's influence) and work-a-day songs with shock-value instrumentation/vocal snarling rather than truly seminal lyricism that you saw in the US punk scene and, later, in the UK/Japan post-punk scenes.

It's almost certain that I just listened to the wrong tunes growing up! I once got into a frustrating argument about this with someone who thought I was saying UK Punk is rubbish... I'm definitely not saying that... I'm just a sucker for a good chorus. :oops:

Japan seems to be the most punk place still operating... they still get it!
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Re: punk rock

Post by bright maroon » Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:27 pm

I got a hold of the Decline of Western Civilization tape when I was 14...
Never saw the movie but the tape was recorded live - directly from it...

Circle Jerks were my favorite...then Dead Kennedys

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same time as this....well, this was a year earlier...but whatever..same time, same light
I look back now a fully see the gothic/industrial/new wave coming in...

and I don't care what anyone says - this is the song that broke rap music fully...

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this was already in there...but it wasn't reazlly considered to be "Hip-Hop"...
..that was breakdance music..we didn't have the term electro yet...or hip-hop

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this was next after the Schooly D..

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then this..

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then she came back with it...

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..this was before EPMD and Eric B & Rakim...

I was about as deep as a mainstream little kid could get....
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Re: punk rock

Post by Today » Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:46 pm

fassyman wrote:op explain to me why you like that less than jake tune, because i dont understand it unless your 14
fair play.... bc i liked it when i was 14.. so it still sounds good to me
i like punk rock
but i also like pop-rock-ska shit
And they are one of the tightest live bands i've ever seen, really on point horn section, great arrangements, they're not just a group of wannabe punks they're like a great rock band whose sound has punk and ska influence.. and they wrote songs about growing up which i liked.. it wasn't a half-baked attempt to get political or philosophical or anti-establishment
Just songwriting.

I used to like the casualties and shit back then too but i can't turn on shitty punk bands and enjoy the sound anymore
i just prefer good music, whether its poppy or death metal or whatever
its not like i posted an avril lavigne vid
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Re: punk rock

Post by bright maroon » Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:06 pm

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Re: punk rock

Post by bright maroon » Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:36 pm

wait flip...

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WAIT AGAIN!! WHEEL IT BACK....

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aaahhhh...the intro to it takes a nation of millions...

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