Re: is is all dead?

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 13:29:55 +0000, Grave wrote:

> punk is all but dead

I would have to dispute that. The music and sub-culture has continued
since the 70's. The harder stuff has gone back underground and is ignored
by the media, whilst the more commercial stuff has been embraced by a
new generation and is considered quite mainstream.

To a degree, it's a case of "What Is Punk?" anyway. For instance, if The
Exploited and Buzzcocks are called "punk" then it leaves a wide variety of
music and image which could possibly fall into the category.

#Andy#

np: S.K.E.T. - Energija
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