ITT: the many roots of the punk rock movement. The Sonics: Created

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The Velvets: New York heroin/drug scene. Still very heady/Bob Dylan influenced. Pic related further pushed the punk rock sound with fuzzed guitars, chaotic sonic experience. Est: 1964

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The Kinks: just listen to 'All Day and All of the Night'. Est. 1963.

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my pre-70s "Hard Rock" chart.
Great thread so far, sorry for cluttering it up a bit, but I can't imagine this hitting the bump limit

I think that Subterranean Homesick Blues, Maggie's Farm, Like A Rolling Stone, Positively 4th Street, Outlaw Blues and a bunch of Dylan songs are all protopunk.

>>51289155
I agree

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>>51288706
The Stooges.
The guitar hits like a punch in the face. Relentless drum beats that pound underneath Iggy Pop's flailing, drug addled yelps and screams. Listen for the cocaine snort halfway through TV Eye. If you don't have a black eye by the end of Fun House, you're doing it wrong. Est. Ann Arbor 1968.

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What about 'Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey' by the Beatles? I think if John wasn't in the Beatles, he could have easily been in The Velvet Underground.

>>51289079

sad. I wish more people could discuss this topic. The whole rebel attitude shows itself in music long before The Ramones dawned a stage. All it's manifestations are fascinating to me.

>>51290188
his plastic ono band album confirms this

>>51289274

fucking yes!

>>51290233
The image of a musician as a rebel goes beyond the rock era.

>>51290233
Before the 60s?

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>>51288706

Death: As progenitors of this genre they created in entirety, the musical schemes, lyrical, instrumental, and idiosyncratic innovations that comprise the punk rock standard. They are often inaccurately referred to as a "proto-punk" band and not more accurately, the nomenclature of "original punk" or simply "punk". The trio started out as a funk band but creatively developed the punk repertoire with themes of social justice and artistic aggression. The band broke up by 1977 but reformed in 2009 when the Drag City label released their 70s demos for the first time.

Est 1971.

>>51290385
meant to reply to >>51290363

>>51290363

Examples?

>>51290420
Blues was called devil's music for a reason. It probably goes further than recorded music.

>>51290490
I'm sure that has nothing to with race

>>51290445
Easiest off the top of my head is Woody Guthrie, the radical American patriot who defined music as a machine to kill fascists.

>>51290516
It was called devils music primarily by black ministers.

Fuck, this is still your first year getting into music, isn't it?

>>51290553

Ah, excellent example.

>>51290582
You became a cunt rather quick. Fun discussion while it lasted

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>>51288706
Suicide: New York band featuring a batshit insane hispanic elvis impersonator on vocals and some nerd on both instruments-a synth and a primitive drum machine. proved punk was more about attitude and compositional minimalism than instrumentation. famous for their fucking psychotic live act and their even more fucked-up song "Frankie Teardrop"-an almost 10 minute long piece of absurdist horror shrieked over wispy (yet danceable) drum machine pulses and (literally) two synth bass notes. Followers of this band spread into both no wave and new wave.
Est 1970

Hank Williams was the prototype sensitive bad boy of folk/country.

>>51290636
It's common knowledge to anyone who's read a paragraph about blues.

>>51289079
The Beatles at the Hamburg club is their most protopunk stuff. The Germany years when they were playing at shady clubs and gay bars were their rowdiest and wildest years. Sadly only a few recording from this era exist.

The best anthology of these recordings, in terms of completeness and sound quality, is Purple Chick's "Live 01 - Star Club (Hamburg Germany - December 1962)"

It's the first two discs of this torrent:

http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4778013

>>51290704
neato

>>51290774
Downlording.

The Who - My Generation.

>>51290907
How has this and The Rolling Stones not been mentioned?

>>51290926

Rolling Stones are definitely a worthy mention. Just listen to anything on the Hot Rocks collection. This is polished garage rock.

>>51289155
what makes you say that? if it's lyrical, i dont know if i buy it-- lots of music has and has had rebellious lyrics but only punk is punk. im willing to hear your argument though.

>>51290638

Nevar heard of. Thanks anon!

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Speaking of the Star Club, check out Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star Club

At this time The Killer's chance's of commercial success had been destroyed when the British press noticed his attractive young fiance was his 13 year old. cousin, freeing him up to go even more fucking crazy

>>51291043

Outlaw Blues & Subter, I can see. Not os muc the others. Enlighten us, OP

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wrong pic above

>>51291085

Fuckin' Jerry!

Hey guys. The Troggs.

>>51291234
>>51289588

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Would anyone say Black Sabbath?

this thread needs b8.

>>51291353

Could be considered true. 'paranoid' is fast as fuuck, and written in the studio to make the record longer. That riff was by Iommi.

Anybody like Toad?

And like that, a decent thread dies.

>>51291996

they has nothing to do with punk.

what about Mod?