Johnny Rotten - Sex Pistols - b. 1956 (Boomer) Joey Ramone - The Ramones - b 1951 (Boomer) Joe Strummer - The Clash - b 1952 (Boomer) Paul Weller - The Jam - b 1958 (Boomer)
I guess if you want to take the advice of kids who were in grade school during the Punk era (1974 to 1984), that's fine.
Johnny Rotten - Sex Pistols - b. 1956 (Boomer) Joey Ramone - The Ramones - b 1951 (Boomer) Joe Strummer - The Clash - b 1952 (Boomer) Paul Weller - The Jam - b 1958 (Boomer)
I guess if you want to take the advice of kids who were in grade school during the Punk era (1974 to 1984), that's fine.
And the tweeners like @PurpleThrobber (b 1963) were the prime consumers of the genre and its successor New Wave.
Well, yeah, of course. But us Gen X'ers still are old enough to have consumed all those 1st wave of punk bands when we were in MS, HS and in College. Maybe not the prime consumers but enough to tell the millennials to F.O.
You're still a late stage OK Boomer. There's no tweeners here.
Johnny Rotten - Sex Pistols - b. 1956 (Boomer) Joey Ramone - The Ramones - b 1951 (Boomer) Joe Strummer - The Clash - b 1952 (Boomer) Paul Weller - The Jam - b 1958 (Boomer)
I guess if you want to take the advice of kids who were in grade school during the Punk era (1974 to 1984), that's fine.
And the tweeners like @PurpleThrobber (b 1963) were the prime consumers of the genre and its successor New Wave.
Thats pretty true. b 1971 landed me smack in the middle of new wave and goth. My little hick town high school was overrun by it. I didn't know ahit about real punkin the 80s even though i think it was still thriving.
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I really hate gen x
Sum 41
Green Day
Limp Bizkit
The Sex Pistols
The Ramones
Social Distortion
Bad Religion
Social Distortion
Pennywise
Joey Ramone - The Ramones - b 1951 (Boomer)
Joe Strummer - The Clash - b 1952 (Boomer)
Paul Weller - The Jam - b 1958 (Boomer)
I guess if you want to take the advice of kids who were in grade school during the Punk era (1974 to 1984), that's fine.
But @RaceBannon and his Boomers were punk.
And the tweeners like @PurpleThrobber (b 1963) were the prime consumers of the genre and its successor New Wave.
You're still a late stage OK Boomer. There's no tweeners here.
Quite the uproar in the Bible belt which was the point
The REAL punk band