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So With This Whole "punk" deal.


Question Posted Saturday January 3 2004, 3:23 pm

Why *did* punk come to exist in the late 70's?

- your concerned and answer-hungry daughter.


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Additional info, added Saturday January 3 2004, 3:23 pm:
d00d additional information is teh ann0ying3r.

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MFS answered Sunday January 4 2004, 10:23 pm:
Damned good question...

I think there was a general malaise/discontent with society. Musically, the younger crowd was growing tired of the "dinosaurs" such as the Stones and Zeppelin and wanted a music that they could better related to... with their general anger and vigor, and their political insight as good number of them had, punk grew from that... a simple yet upbeat music, played fast - and it could be either friendly or angry. The lyrics ranged from shallow tripe to deep political statements.

That is an vastly oversimplified answer, but a good approximation as any.

I am SOOO up for a batch of hubcap collecting. You know how to find me... unless you lost all that... :P

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