Agree or Disagree?
Punk was born in Detroit.
The Stooges, Death, MC5, and other later bands like Negative Approach and Necros are my evidence.
Yeah, but it was perfected in New York City
Elevated in Washington, DC
And completely destroyed in Oxnard, CA
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I disagree.
Punk was started in the early 1960s in New York City with The Fugs, and would continue on in NY into the mid 1960s with The Velvet Underground.
The Necros were from Maumee, Ohio, and not Detroit, Michigan.
Punk started with the Ramones in '74, whatever you bunch of edgelords think
>>61880176
>Negative Approach
>Necros
What are you, a retard?
That said, you forgot to mention Death!!!
>>61880651
back to your fantano thread
>>61880656
Read OP's post again.
He mentions Death in between The Stooges, and MC5.
>>61880176
Punk came from the UK
>>61880651
>Punk started in '74
>with the Ramones
>>61880700
Punk fashion maybe
>>61880651
Shows how much you know about punk.
>>61880719
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>>61880700
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>>61880621
it was a test post cant you read
>>61880621
Don't forget about The Monks..
>>61880700
No, it came from the U.S.
The Brits just tarted it up and took all the credit.
>>61880700
This is literally not true.
>>61880176
I argue it started in New York, though I'm really talking about proto-punk. Velvet Underground is the obvious reason.
Or you could go really far back and say the Sonics started it in Tacoma, Washington.
>>61880735
i can't read
>>61880651
>Punk started with Ramones in '74
>The Stooges released albums in '70
Kill yourself
>>61880651
Have you read this shit faggot?
worth mentioning that alice cooper and ted nugent were originally from detroit.
not punk but still pretty violent for hard rawk
Wot about Little Richard ,Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley - the grand daddys of punk
>>61880447
Ayyy Oxnard
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>>61880735
>namefag being namefag
>>61880447
pretty much. Oxnard has some pretty shitty punk bands.
>>61880700
You're wrong, but nice dubs.
>>61880801
Mandatory reading, especially for people interested in the N.Y. punk subculture from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. All of your favorites are in there from The Velvet Underground to The Ramones telling the history of N.Y. punk in their own words!
>>61880843
In many ways, there would be no punk rock w/o Alice Cooper. Listen to Young, Loud, and Snotty by The Dead Boys, and Killer by Alice Cooper back to back. (And, to a lesser extent, Billion Dollar Babies)
>>61882077
Early Dr. No was good, especially Plug In Jesus.
FIST FUCK!
Proto Punk was spawned in the US with bands like The Stooges, New York Dolls, MC5, Richard Hell and the Voidoids. True.
But it was perfected in the UK.
Alice cooper were in many ways the true godfathers of punk
>>61882837
>perfected in the UK
I sincerely hope you're trolling. Punk in the UK was nothing more than Sex Pistols worship, and getting young kids to spend 50 dollars on a swastika shirt at Malcolm Mclaren's SEX shop.
daily reminder that the damned released the first punk record, new rose. not proto punk, actual punk rock.
>death le started le punk movement
drop this meme op
