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| | Amazon.com: Music: Snuff the Punk |
 | | And despite the many religious references, open-minded secular music fans should be able to listen and groove to the positive, heavy tunes that populate Snuff the Punk (the punk being the devil) without feeling preached to. | | | They tell us in this song to "snuff the punk". | | | Snuff the Punk is a winner for Christian heavy music fans. |
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| | It came in several flavors: Oi!, anarcho, US hardcore, the proto-Goth style later named "positive punk". | | | Other important punk figures echoed Lydon's anti-rock rhetoric. | | | Being a lad was not what Punk was initially about." |
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| | Punk Music - Christianbook.com |
| | This punk & power pop extravaganza is aimed at the high-school crowds, offering upbeat, catchy songs with positive messages for today's teens. | | | This album, full of powerful and personal songs, is an ode to their biggest to this great pop-punk band- a look into their past and 2 songs (brand new ones) looking ahead. | | | His new sound is less ska, more punk, but with that same rock-your-face-off attitude and great sense of humor. |
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http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/cms_content?event=AFF&p=1016910&page=555106&sp=1002
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| | Someone already wrote to me in response trying to argue that punk rock is a positive "movement" that saves more lives than not, but I'm already fatigued. | | | it's (not) a white world: looking for race in punk. | | | about the death of a punk record store I used to work at in San Francisco. |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Rip It Up and Start Again: Post Punk 1978-1984: Books |
| | Reminded me of forgotten favourites (Associates, Cabaret Voltaire), caused me to dig out old albums to listen again (Metal Box-Pil) and made me laugh out loud at the utter folly of certain genres (Positive Punk- Brigandage,Richard North where are you now?). | | | I was 14 in 78 and missed out on punk but eagerly devoured the new wave and post-punk music which followed.As other reviewers have commented he does favour certain bands (Pil, Scritti, Magazine are obvious examples)but in a work of this magnitude that is his right. | | | So here are a couple of criticisms: he doesn't contextualise the music in the political and cultural context of the day as well as Jon Savage did for punk 1976-1978 in "England's Dreaming". |
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| | Brigandage |
| | Positive Punk was the blur between hardcore punk and the new up and coming Goff scene. | | | Brigandage started life in 1982 as 'the next Sex Pistols', and were thrown into the short lived 'Positive Punk' scene that her boyfriend Richard North a freelance writer/member of Blood And Roses, accidentally created in a New Musical Express piece in '83. | | | It's funny, but a lot of young people are going to hear you and they won't think of you as a punk band at all, but as a rock band. |
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| | [H]ardForum - Need logo for Christian Punk Radio website |
| | 11-22-2004 05:29 PM I'm in a Christian rock/punk band and I'll have you know our music is just as good as any of the other bands out there, we just have positive messages in our music, and we share the word of Christ. | | | btw, If you want to hear some awesome Christian Punk/Rock listen to Relient K (their new CD mmhmm), Switchfoot(any of them), and Seven Places(Lonely for the Last Time). | | | 11-18-2004 05:15 PM Christian + Punk = Syntax error! |
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| | PunkHardcore.com - Punk, Hardcore, Emo, Music, Tabs, Lyrics, News, MP3, Interviews |
| | The band has just released their brand new record The Resolution and is getting some major positive exposure. | | | The album (aptly entitled The Switcheroo will contain each band doing a cover of two songs by the other as well as one brand spanking new song. | | | The re-release includes four rare and previously unreleased bonus tracks, demo versions of three tracks and a DVD of live footage of performances and behind-the-scenes action witht the band. |
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| | Scanner zine :: Larger than life and twice as natural |
| | This site aims to promote all that is positive and exciting and dangerous about the Punk/Hardcore scene and to bring down the multitude that is shit and throw-away and complacent. | | | The long-running and respected UK Punk zine, Scanner, is currently going through a bit of a hiatus in print form. | | | The label has also signed LATTERMAN, a fully-fledged Punk Rock band (apparently) and an album, 'No Matter Where We Go!' is due for release in August. |
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| | PunkHardcore.com - Punk, Hardcore, Emo, Music, Tabs, Lyrics, News, MP3, Interviews |
| | The band has just released their brand new record The Resolution and is getting some major positive exposure. | | | Fearless Records has released the cover art for the debut album from Portugal. | | | The latest addition to Eyeball Records, New London Fire have a new EP, A Wave Form available to listen to for free online. |
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| | PunkHardcore.com - Punk, Hardcore, Emo, Music, Tabs, Lyrics, News, MP3, Interviews |
| | The band has just released their brand new record The Resolution and is getting some major positive exposure. | | | The band still plans to continue their relationship with No Idea, as they are scheduled to release the vinyl version of the new record. | | | On 06/06/06 the band plans to release a follow up to 2004s Up In Them Guts, which was released on No Idea Records. |
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| | Music Education |
| | Hardcore music is also loud and abrasive but with a positive message. | | | Musicians from this region are fighting to keep the music alive and authentic. | | | Hardcore music has remained underground and will continue to as long as |
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| | Death rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Death Rock synonyms include the 1980s terms Positive Punk, Batcaver, Death Punk, PIB (Person in Black), and Monochromatic Punk as well as the 1990s terms Punky-Goth, Old School Goth and 80s Goth. | | | Death Rock and Horror Punk are so similar as to sometimes confuse members of both musical subcultures. | | | Despite the similar sounding names, Death Rock, which is a sub-genre of Punk, and as such has very little in common with death metal, which is a sub-genre of heavy metal. |
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| | VH1.com : Movies : Movie : Another State of Mind : Main |
| | Youth Brigade was a California punk band whose leader, Shawn Stern, was also founder of Better Youth Organization, which promoted low-cost, non-profit punk rock shows on the West Coast and tried to encourage positive community activism within the punk rock scene. | | | Youth Brigade was a California punk band whose leader, Shawn Stern, was also founder of Better Youth Organization, which promoted low-cost, non-profit punk rock shows on... | | | Youth Brigade was a California punk band whose leader, Shawn Stern, was also founder of Be... |
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| | Death rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Death Rock synonyms include the 1980s terms Positive Punk, Batcaver, Death Punk, PIB (Person in Black), and Monochromatic Punk as well as the 1990s terms Punky-Goth, Old School Goth and 80s Goth. | | | Death Rock and Horror Punk are so similar as to sometimes confuse members of both musical subcultures. | | | Despite the similar sounding names, Death Rock, which is a sub-genre of Punk, and as such has very little in common with death metal, which is a sub-genre of heavy metal. |
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| | Creation Records - My Bloody Valentine Interview |
| | I was in a band call 'Bikini Mutants' when I lived Somerset, this was in the 'positive punk' era we used to play a lot of gigs with 'The Mob' (Crass signed proto positive punk band), we played around the west country quite a bit but not really anywhere else. | | | We've got pretty eclectic taste in music, Kath was classically trained, Kev was Jazz trained, Debs untrained (and untrainable) and I'm an old punk!, So take your pick really. | | | She was at that time singing with a band called Moonshake. |
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| | Riot Grrrl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The genre first appeared in the early 1990s as an offshoot of alternative rock and punk music and as a response to prevalent attitudes of punk machismo, building also on a history of all-women bands. | | | The movement's legacy lives on in bands such as Sleater-Kinney and in girl-positive independent music festivals such as Ladyfest. | | | Riot grrrl (or riot grrl) is a movement encompassing zines, festivals and hardcore punk rock music groups, known for its feminist stance. |
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| | READ Magazine - Youth Brigade / BYO / Shawn Stern Interview |
| | BETTER YOUTH ORGANIZATION (BYO) was envisioned as a collective, positive voice for the often maligned "punk, independent, alternative," music community. | | | In 1982, BYO released its first LP, Someone Got Their Head Kicked In, an influential compilation showcasing local punk bands that would later heavily impact the scene-Social Distortion, Bad Religion, The Adolescents, and Youth Brigade. | | | We started BYO with ours, so for us it was very punk rock. |
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| | Varsity Arts & Culture -- Hardcore match: East-coast vs. West-coast |
| | The mainstream has penetrated the punk rock sanctuary. | | | Both bands respect hardcore for the positive impact it had on their lives, and now hope to give something positive back to the music and its community. | | | While hardcore, East Coast or West, maintains similar positive ideals, the question now is whether the scene can continue having a positive impact on the youth of today. |
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| | HOT BUDDHA (new school hardcore / punk - LUX) | | | HOT BUDDHA (newschool hardcore / punk - LUX) | | | NCID (positive old school hardcore, new line up!! |
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| | Prindle Record Reviews - Richard Hell And The Voidoids |
| | Richard Hell may have invented punk fashion with his little torn shirts, but he sure didn't express a whole lotta punk rage in his music, at least not externally. | | | This is one of the greatest punk rock records of all time. | | | Hell complements it with a totally unpracticed voice that just quivers and spits at you while you dig the hapnin' vibes of the NON-punk Voidoids (featuring Marky Ramone before he was Marky Ramone!). |
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| | READ Magazine - Music Reviews # |
| | 1208 are not only honored with being the first review on this long, long list, but they'll also get a rare positive review from me. This is catchy, dynamic Offspring-ish pop-punk. | | | May this, and every 7 Seconds album, stand as a blueprint for hardcore punk, and as a lesson to all those shite metalcore, emocore, and "melodic punk" bullshit bands. | | | Sweden, known for their Mentos commercials and scary death metal bands, have also spawned this excellent punk rock band. |
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| | H2O believes that their music is for everybody and that positive lyrics that can inspire positive changes are best shared with anyone who will listen. | | | If you claim to be well versed in punk history, you would certainly know that H2O are one of New York's premiere melodic hardcore punk acts. | | | After touring for more than a year, the band headed back into the studio to record their sophomore effort and their first release for Epitaph Records. |
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| | Ink 19 :: Death Threat |
| | Upbeat and positive, Death Threat are perhaps a bit too concerned about their position within the hardcore environment -- a recurring theme in their lyrics -- but their music proves that they need not worry. | | | This is in-your-face, uncompromising punk, positive and political, that uses the gang-vocals thing to great effect throughout and manage to create a real sense of unity and solidity. | | | A serious outburst of edgy straightforward hardcore punk, in the vein of Sick of It All meeting Rancid and having a great time with it. |
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| | Cons Thirsk at Local.co.uk |
| | Pros: Positive hardcore punk with a message, the many references to Jason Matthew Thirsk, etc. Cons: Not a thing--perhaps the most... | | | Product Rating Pros Positive hardcore punk with a message, the many references to Jason Matthew Thirsk, etc. Cons Not a thing--perhaps the... | | | Singer/guitarist Natasha Thirsk's voice is a little Juliana Hatfield, mixed with a bit of Nina Gordon, but unfortunately not a |
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| | Sick Punk - Bands |
| | Using Californian hardcore as a foundation, the group incorporated funk-metal and skate-punk into their sound, developing a sound that functioned as edgy, post-punk frat rock -- it was speedy and occasionally stupidly catchy, with heavy, propulsive rhythms and positive, optimisitic lyrics that stood in pointed contrast to their grunge-addled peers. | | | pennywise is: Byron : drums Jim : vocals Fletcher : guitar Randy : bass BIO Pennywise was one of the key bands of the punk-revival of the '90s. | | | In fall 2000, Pennywise trudged on to release the live album Live at The Key Club, which was recorded at the tiny club in Los Angeles in front of a crowd of 600 fans on the band's previous tour. |
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| | 7 Seconds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Formed in 1979 by brothers Kevin Seconds and Steve Youth and playing their first show on March 2, 1980, 7 Seconds are well known for bringing positive ideals into hardcore punk and are considered "living legends" by many people in the underground punk scene. | | | 7 Seconds are a hardcore punk band from Reno, Nevada. | | | They helped along the Straight Edge Youth Crew movement in the 80's Hardcore scene. |
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| | Wants, Trades, Links & Australian music info |
| | Excellent site looking at the History of Melbourne Punk with a Directory from 1977-1991 and a great Punk fanzine/CD focusing on current Australian independent, punk, thrash, hardcore, underground and alternative. | | | The Kelpies, Positive Hatred, Queen Anne's Revenge, World War XXIV, Vellocette, Box Of Fish, What?!!, Rocks, Suicide Squad, Exserts, Vigil-Anti, Happy Hate Me Nots, Wrong Kind Of Stone Age, Itchy Rat, Johnny Dole and The Scabs, X, Beggars Court, The Hard-Ons, Bedspreads, XL Capris, feedtime, Local Product. | | | Great site to drop by for a beer and a browse through great Oz music and related bands info. |
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| | Articles - Goth |
| | The opening of the Batcave in London's Soho in July 1982 might be seen as marking the emergence of this scene (which had briefly been labeled positive punk by the New Musical Express). | | | By the late 1970s, there were a small number of post punk bands in Britain labeled "gothic." However, it was not until the early 1980s that gothic rock became its own subgenre within post-punk and that followers of these bands started to come together as a distinctly recognisable group or movement. | | | Such references in their music and image were originally tongue-in-cheek, but as time went on, bands and members of the subculture took the connection more seriously. |
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