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Richard **** and the
Voidoids were an
American punk rock band,
formed in New York City in 1976 and
fronted by
Richard ****, a
former member of the Neon...
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Television and the Heartbreakers,
after which he
formed Richard **** & the
Voidoids.
Their 1977
album Blank Generation influenced many
other punk bands. Its...
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debut studio album by
American punk rock band
Richard **** and the
Voidoids. It was
produced by
Richard Gottehrer and
released in
September 1977 on...
- Television. Later, ****
invited him to join his new band The
Voidoids. ****'s two
Voidoid albums feature Quine's
distinctive guitar work;
guitarist Marc...
- and Estus. He was
asked to drum for punk rock band
Richard **** and the
Voidoids. He
replaced drummer Tommy Ramone in the
Ramones in 1978, and went by the...
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Dolls Johnny Thunders and
Jerry Nolan,
later forming Richard **** and the
Voidoids. Fred Smith,
briefly of Blondie,
replaced **** as Television's b****ist...
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legendary punk
bands such as The Misfits, Ramones,
Black Flag and The
Voidoids. The CD came with a DVD that
included music videos for "Wicked World" and...
- –
Richard **** & the
Voidoids". AllMusic.
Retrieved December 25, 2014. Keenan,
David (July 1997). "Richard **** and the
Voidoids:
Destiny Street". Uncut...
- In 1978, new wave
songwriter Elvis Costello would open
shows for The
Voidoids,
while The
Police pla**** at CBGB for
their first American gigs. Meanwhile...
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twangier guitar tone. Others, such as
Robert Quine, lead
guitarist of the
Voidoids, have emplo**** a wild, "gonzo" attack, a
style that
stretches back through...
