Punk is not dead.....is it?
Just that I'd get the discussion going.
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30 / M / MX
37 / F / GB
There's a lot of decent riot grrl type punk acts around these days in the UK. Stuff like The Menstrual Cramps and Dream Nails, two fantastic bands
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by eclecticmusicaddict
53 / M / CA
Nah, it always smelled like that.
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by DannyVan_UK
59 / M / US
@wasapunk wrote:
There will always be a low-budget, low-skill form of music that people can get involved in. I played in a punk band in the 1980s that never gigged. My musical interests never really fitted into the band because my Jazz chords did not quite work. However it was a fun experience and I met some interesting people.
There will always be a low-budget, low-skill form of music that people can get involved in. I played in a punk band in the 1980s that never gigged. My musical interests never really fitted into the band because my Jazz chords did not quite work. However it was a fun experience and I met some interesting people.
"Low skill"?
Ever heard DK, FEAR, NoMeansNo, Bad Brains, Minutemen, The Descendents, etc? Serious musicianship happening there bro. Check out the interplay of bassist Klaus Flouride & guitarist East Bay Ray right here:
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