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I'm happy to help you with suggesting bands to listen to, or resolving questions about the history of punk. I end up telling most people to listen to the Velvet Underground - definitely check them out of you haven't yet.
Punk doesn't really exist, but all decent music since 1975 has been punk in one way or another.
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Pretty early on, the punk/new wave movement morphed into post-punk. Punk was always about challenging the status quo, so experimental bands like Gang of Four, Husker Du (post-hardcore), The Cure and Sonic
Hmmm, I've never heard of Gogol Bordello but they seem cool, I might check them out. I'm not from America by the way. Hmmm that is quite a wide mandate, but I'll give it ago. You probably already
All genre names are in the eye of the beholder... you might think a band is hardcore punk while another person thinks they're post-hardcore and another thinks they're screamo and another thinks they're
That video is real interesting, I'd never heard of most of those folk bands, thanks for showing me it (by the way, he mentions lou reed and john cale playing acoustic/viola, he sings the song "im waiting
Ha, you know more than me. I haven't heard of any of those except Lou Reed (but he was in the Velvets in the sixties before he went solo) Some of those bands look pretty interesting, I might check

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