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British punk bandfollowing Sex Pistols.emphasized idealistic, positive political platform |
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| Brighter, more polished, non-threatening, pop-oriented outgrowth of punk. |
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artier, darker, more introverted, gloomy rock style.
Still rebellious but saw an opportunity to refashion public life rather than rejecting/ignoring |
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Harder, louder, faster, harsher punk.
focused on creation of a continuous underground scene unlike punk who beckoned for societal attention |
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Band formed in 1977 explored jazz and noise music ideas within a punk context.
spread the hardcore scene throughout america. |
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1977
London punk band, most famous.
Least associated with punk |
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Embraced icy and reverberant sound. melancholic dance-influenced sound.
albums: "unknown pleasures" "Closer" |
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| post-punk, new wave featuring synthesizers, drum machines, and electronics. |
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| Cleaner, more refined form of metal. quick tempo, lighter bass line Van Halen. |
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1976
Punk -->new wave
Albums: "War"
strong religious convictions |
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metal/indie rock styles coming from US underground scene.
Depressive outlook, audience antagonism. encouraged drugs. |
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New wave of British Heavy Metal
UK late 70s.
Revival of early-metal values. |
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arose in late 1970s/1980s.
Incorporated virtuosic guitar sounds with aggression and uptempo punch of hardcore punk. |
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| Southern image mixed with psychedelic back lash |
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Starters of Southern rock
had a 33minute song |
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| not well known, 'after the fact' |
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| famous for songs about kinky sex/drugs |
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manager of NY dolls.
Tried to save band, failed, went to sex pistols |
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| Poet turned musician who was founded by CBGB, a small NY bar. birth place of punk rock |
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1949
crafted an imaged based in some old-fashioned rock'n'roll values.
Born in the USA |
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Male singer, solo with guitar/piano
composed by performer |
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| records made for a particular race |
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| coined the term "rock'n'roll" |
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| rebellion to another culture |
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| Area in San Fran with hippies |
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| shady shit to get shit out there |
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Founded phillis records.
wall of sound |
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| leader of the beach bitches |
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| American band at the forefront of arena rock |
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Angus Young, from Australia.
Duck dance |
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| British Rock band contributed to progressive rock |
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| Started off by a pianist, best song was air on a G string |
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