Punk

[scott wurcer]

Any old punks out there? Post your favourites here:

Blitz- Someones Gonna Die Tonight from the All Out Attack EP

blitz-someones gonna die tonight - YouTube

Missed this, two nights ago listened to "Razors in the Night" and "Never Surrender" as well.

 

[syn08]

Belgian ****, nothing beats TC Matic TC Matic - Oh La La La c'est Magnifique - YouTube

Meanwhile, across the Ardennes, these guys are alive and kicking since the early 70’s. Faust - Sur le ventre (official) - YouTube

 

[Flied Egg]

Here's Elton Motello singing a very very risque tune [as in banned from all TV and radio stations on Planet Earth] during a German TV show.

Elton Motello - Jet Boy Jet Girl (German TV-Show 1978, HD) - YouTube

The tee-shirt is just another nice touch!

 

[Mattes]

There is scope for an overlap with the Reggae thread!

This lot is generally classed as a punk band but not long after this gig was recorded in Paris the lead singer died of a heroin overdose and the rest of the band recorded a dub album with Mad Professor as Ruts DC (da capo - back to the beginning) and prior to all that they were employed as the backing band of Ska legend Laurel Aitken.

The Ruts Live at Theatre de l'Empire, Paris, France 1980 - YouTube

And from the states there were the Bad Brains:
Bad Brains - Bad Brains (1982) Full Album - YouTube

I ain't even gonna mention the Clash...

Hi,


Never thought that somebody would ever mention the Bad Brains in this forum... still have the original LP from that time... when I was young and punk.
My favourite from those times are still BEEFEATER - Plays for lovers, of course original vinyl only...


All the best


Mattes

 

[MagicBus]

No Nina Hagen?



Nina Hagen - Future is Now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - YouTube


And a Greek band from the '80s, Trypes.


?????? - ????????? ???? | Tripes - Taksidiara Psihi (Official Audio Video) - YouTube
Trypes - Giorti - YouTube
TRYPES - DE? XORAS POUTHENA (HQ) official videoclip - YouTube

 

[scottjoplin]

"No Nina Hagen?" Does Ligeti count then? Hannigan & GSO - LIGETI Mysteries of the Macabre - YouTube

 

[scottjoplin]

I've heard this song was inspirational to punk Captain Beefheart - Electricity - YouTube

 

[MagicBus]

"No Nina Hagen?" Does Ligeti count then? Hannigan & GSO - LIGETI Mysteries of the Macabre - YouTube

I guess these music genres meet somewhere...


Nina Hagen "Naturträne" - YouTube

 

[scottjoplin]

Anything goes, I think there is a theatrical element to punk and really not caring much what others think. To me, Kate Bush will always be a punk

 

[Charles Darwin]

Hi,


Never thought that somebody would ever mention the Bad Brains in this forum...

Saw them in Berlin back in the day.

 

[krivium]

Here's Elton Motello

Ouch! first chord: i know this tune!!!

Plastic Bertrand "Ca plane pour moi" (live officiel) | Archive INA - YouTube

labels needed to reuse the music.... Plastic Bertrand doesn't deserve the title of punk in any possible way ( Malcolm McLaren syndrom)


Ligeti as a punk. Lux Aeterna is difficult music too ...but there was some dedicated 'diva' within the genre ( let aside Nina Hagen), for your own pleasure (or very probably not): Diamanda Galas:

Diamanda Galas - The Litanies of Satan - Live (1 of 2) - Video Dailymotion

It hurts...

 

[steve jones]

A thread about Punk would not be complete without a mention of The Ramones.
The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop (Live) - Video Dailymotion

 

[Flied Egg]

Ouch! first chord: i know this tune!!!

Plastic Bertrand "Ca plane pour moi" (live officiel) | Archive INA - YouTube

labels needed to reuse the music.... Plastic Bertrand doesn't deserve the title of punk in anyway possible way ( Malcolm McLaren syndrom)

The producers came up with the sound and gave it to Motello who rendered it unsaleable with his lyrics. So they got the drummer (P.Bertrand) to stand in as "singer", hired some other guy to actually sing and wrote alternative lyrics themselves. A pop hit was born.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Back to the roots:

Los Saicos - Demolicion 1964 - YouTube

Death - Politicians in my eyes - YouTube

 

[scottjoplin]

Cool, they've been listening to MC5

 

[krivium]

Thank you guys for those stories and discovery!

Another amazing band from Detroit. Incredible cultural imprint this town have on music.

 

[Charles Darwin]

SinceSteve mentioned The Ramones one song is clearly not enough so here is a good chunk of a whole gig.

14 songs in under 30 minutes!
Ramones - Live At The Rainbow - December 31, 1977 - YouTube

 

[Charles Darwin]

Thanks to the great John Peel here is another early one:

The Vibrators - Peel Session 1976 - YouTube

John Ellis the guitarist on the right of the picture went on to play with Peter Gabriel and replaced Hugh Cornwell at The Stranglers after that.

 

[myleftear]

Could this be considered as punk (or proto-punk [emoji851]) too?

Link Wray - Rumble - 11/19/1974 - YouTube

 

[Charles Darwin]

Sure.