- Proto-punk (or
protopunk) is rock
music from the 1960s to mid-1970s that
foreshadowed the punk rock movement. A
retrospective label, the
musicians involved...
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Death is an
American musical group formed in Detroit, Michigan, in 1971 by
brothers Bobby (b****, vocals),
David (guitar), and
Dannis Hackney (drums, percussion)...
- pla**** in a
style that
influenced early punk rock—such as
garage rock and
protopunk—but
never pla**** punk rock themselves, are not on this list.
Bands who...
- pla**** in a
style that
influenced early punk rock—such as
garage rock and
protopunk—but
never pla**** punk rock themselves,
should not be on this list. Bands...
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David Robert Jones (8
January 1947 – 10
January 2016),
known professionally as
David Bowie (/ˈboʊi/ BOH-ee), was an
English singer,
songwriter and actor...
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death metal band 1914 (band) on
album Where Fear and
Weapons Meet A 1960s
protopunk song by Kit and the
Outlaws A 1986
hardcore punk song by Cro-Mags on The...
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Laughner and Gene O'Connor (known as
Cheetah Chrome) and
performed by
their protopunk band
Rocket from the Tombs. The song was
first released by O'Connor's...
- Kingdom.
Rooted in
garage rock and
other forms of what is now
known as
protopunk music, punk rock
bands eschewed the
perceived excesses of
mainstream 1970s...
-
times with
various line-ups
starting in 2003.
Heralded as an
important protopunk group, they were
little known during the band's
original lifetime, although...
- The Who are an
English rock band
formed in
London in 1964.
Their classic lineup (1964–1978)
consisted of lead
vocalist Roger Daltrey,
guitarist Pete Townshend...
