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  • Nirvana made everything looks stupid. RIP Kurt Cobain.

  • 7:00 .. where i was at

  • Lol! Biafra's voice always cracks me up!

  • @FractalBolt "But Jello, that trick never works." :P

  • why label? if u think they're punk then let `em be.....and if u think they're not then that's ur opinion.......punk can't be label in what year they existed...they're just fortunate that they're old and been in the punk scene as they've said....for us who's been born in the 80's 90's 2k.....it's our gift from `em to cherish for the rest of our lives......just enjoy and stick to ur genre and be proud!

  • At this point in time playing in front of a communist flag would still upset the tea party douchebags.

  • The american bands sound all shitty except for stooges and iggy

  • mc5 are the motherfucking balls !!

  • Thank you, thank you for this!!!!

  • Don't ask John Lydon to respond to all this......as far as he's concerned the Sex Pistols and Public Image are the only bands worth considering and everything else sucks.......he is such a little spoiled child.

  • ifc needs to do a doc on the thrash metal movement of san fransico and l.a. and new york .

  • I think the Ramones got there cues from the Dictators, don't you?

  • Everyone, I have made a video about boy bands and the music buisness and talking about underground music. You TUbe have tried to dissable the sound but I put the text in the "Description" box under the screen. Please come and check it out!

  • i see your idea but who are we to say whats punk whats not d.r.i. c.o.c. as good as the Ramon's iggy pop or the pretenders i love all punk ..different people like different music and in this case mike muir from suicidal tendencies liked metal and punk so they made crossover and the kids liked it so what if you don't like it don't complain people like different music

  • "There was a cover and there all in black leather jackets sitting at a white castle hamburger stand, and that's when we said yes!" Priceless xD

  • whats the song 1:59?

    

  • Jesus,Bob Harris is a schmuck

  • Shut up wispering Bob Harris

  • Geez, listen to the Dictators and I think the Ramones might have got a bit of their que...

  • this is probably the worst time in music history. 2009 and 2010 I'm sure are gonna be dreadfull refferences in quotations of the punks of the future. And I don't se it clearing up any time soon. Not while Simon Cowall's arround. And Justin Bieber, when he came threw, I thought come on! Do we need any more of these guys??? One is too much, there ar elike five big shit bands who do nothing with music. And theres also a whole cene of these cheep teenage sentimental arrogant poser bands. DAMN IT!

  • @desasterz i agree. that's why i stay away from "modern music" it pisses me off.

  • @dirty06maggot Where do you live? I live in Middlesbrough.

  • 4:08 - 4:13 (ish) was downright creepy.

  • Thumbs up for Jello.

  • @zeto330 Jello is a sellout now a days, i've been to a couple of gigs on his european tour, and the guy had the same speeches on every gig, wore thr same clothes, and said to a guy who tried to stage dive : "this is my stage, can't you see i'm tryin ' to do a show here!" Sad...

  • @disoda He had a point. Stage divers are morons.

  • Thumbs up for Jello

  • new york dolls are epic.

  • ... don't say motherf*cker, motherf*cker. Now that's punk rock.

  • IGGY POP & THE STOGGES

    COOL BAND!!

    -(A)-

  • If the Pistols are the birth of punk, The Velvets and the Stooges are the conception.

  • punk is whatever you make it end of

  • can someone list all the songs? :)

  • @JohnnyFuzz13 gimme danger- the stooges

    i wanna be your dog- the stooges

    lust for life- iggy pop

    personality crisis- new york dolls

    jet boy- new york dolls

    looking for a kiss- new york dolls

    search and destroy- the dictators

    ghost rider-suicide

  • @JohnnyFuzz13

    Gimme Danger, I wanna be Your Dog, A Million in Prizes... Personallity Chrisis, Jet Boy, Lookin For A Kiss... Search and Destroy.

  • @desasterz thanks alot amigo !

  • Punk rock is a reflection of the angst within us. What in the hell would we do without it?

  • What I really dont like about this overall well done and researched documentary is the unexplainable omission of the whole American 80s hardcore punk scene. I mean, they show Limp Bizkit and Blink 182 and they skip Bad Religion, Social Distortion, NOFX, Descendents and the Misfits? YOU GOTTA BE FUCKING KIDDING ME MAN

  • @ajonetto yea i know they skipped over all the great bands

  • i love how even punks like james brown

  • iggy pop is the fuckin shitt! :)

  • I love it when people say "music is this, punk is just this and nothing else.." Henry Rollins even said how fascist some in punk were, that you can't do this, you can't do that, etc. Just dig the music geez!

  • @PeterMayer

    I agree, punk is whatever you want it to be, that was the whole point.

  • FUCK EVERY BODY AND WHAT THEY THINK... HOW THAT FOR PUNK ... L.V.A. up the punx bitch!

  • I can't stand the new york dolls. I'm more of a fan of like terror, Madball, V.I.P, alota straight-up hardcore. Minor threat is old school hardcore.

  • the dolls are alot like the stones really, both are classics and drug history so haha

  • Thunders owns the Rolling Stones single handed! Shut up Wispering Bob Harris

  • This video sucks. Punk has nothing to do with the dirty and smelly hippies of the late 60s and early 70s. If anything is smashed all of their free loving bullshit.

    Punks get stuff done and solve problems. Hippies have fucked up our country and are the establishment now.

  • if you think REAL punks are any cleaner than hippies...youre tripped out.

  • REAL PUNKS SHOWERED. Their are no more real punks unless it's older 30 somethings to 40 somethings. Kids today are just homeless people, not really punks at all. Real hardcore Punk died in the mid 80s. HIPPIES DON'T Shower. THE HIPPIE MOTO at woodstock WAS TO NOT SHOWER BACK IN THE 60S and to use that hummus shit under their arms.

    Yes I laugh at ugly smelly hippies that think they're are punk rockers when really they're just smelly homeless people wearing emo clothing + hippie hair.

  • but you mainly find those types in frisco.

    lmfao

  • @ne0nsurf good for you man

  • @ne0nsurf Iggy was NO hippie, you fool. He was more opposed to them than most later punks, especially those hypocrites in the anarcho/crust movement.

  • @xreddragonx Okay congratulations, you found one person, idiot. Iggy-pop wasn't pro hippie.

    Other than that this doc sucks hairy ballsacks.

    I prefered the hardcore scene of L.A./orange county. All the hippies hated it. ;]

  • Industrial is far better, SPK could send you into convulsions then probably eat your brains.

  • industrial is dead

  • all of you are wrong.....punk is a way of life more like a culture its a fredom of expression a way to tell hey "fuck you all" punks don't give a shit about anybody's opinon.

  • @giutar24 this is true... and as a punk i gotta say fuck the new york dolls fuck glam rock fuck 77 music i cant stand that poppy lets dress up in drag and sing about love bull shit id rather be drunk at a minor threat show

  • @brownboyskin

    What do you mean "as a punk?" Whether you like them or not, if you didn't have the Dolls then you wouldn't have the Ramones, if you didn't have the Ramones then you wouldn't have the Clash and so on....

  • @GilbertSyndrome you could say that about any type of music though i mean your telling me without nwa we wouldnt have gangster rap its a cop out to say kids arent gonna get pissed play three chords and say fuck my parents fuck the establishment fuck what people want me to be no dude thats not how it works your telling me that the adolescents were influenced by the dolls your high on propane and propane accessories

  • @brownboyskin

    Err, where did i say the adolescents were influenced by the dolls? Can you copy and paste that for me instead of using king of the hill related comments? Fact is that if you didn't have the dolls, there'd be no ramones, without the ramones there wouldn't be much of any of those crappy punk bands from the 90's...

  • @GilbertSyndrome im not saying that yous said the adolescents were influenced by transgenders, by the way they were from the 80s and what im a horrible human being for denying that they were the stepping stone for punk rock fine than i guess i am but real punk rock isnt about hey im gonna open up a store and sell shit to kids so they can spend money on looking poor no its diy this is america god damn it do it yourself

  • @brownboyskin

    What and who constitutes as stepping stones generally depends on who you ask. Punk is whatever you want it to be, that was the whole point, but most people assumed it was a strict set of morals that had to be lived by, punk can be anything, that was the message.

  • @GilbertSyndrome and glam rock isnt punk to me so what is the problem?

  • @brownboyskin

    Maybe glam rock isn't punk to you, but the DIY ethic and lack of many chords is as much punk to others as other things are to you. Punk isn't just safety pins, mohawks and "whoooah's..." Its lots of things, early punk wasn't the crap it is today.

  • @GilbertSyndrome im not saying to be punk you have to get a leather jacket and an old fiftys herse and act like a cock i wear jeans and a band shirt so what nofx is crap because i belive they are pretty musicaly talented the anti heros are crap and so are the casualties no man thats punk singing about OH HEY I GOT NO JOB I GOT NO MONEY COME ON BABY LET ME BE YOUR HEARTH THROB no dude fuck that noise i want to hear dead cops thats punk

  • @brownboyskin The fact that you even label yourself shows you're a silly teenager with no clue what he's talking about. Bands from '79 onward don't get to be the "true" punk originators just because the meatheaded stereotype they quickly made of punk appealed to angry little latecomer boys. You probably consider nu-metal inspiring, 80s Metal-infused garbage like DRI, Biohazard, CoC to be more "punk" than the Ramones. What a joke. Metal ain't punk, neither is beer and slamdancing crap.

  • @brownboyskin

    Whether you choose to like them or not, the Dolls were punk before punk was even thought of, punk was a word to fit what was happening, there are no rules, people just made rules up which is ironic considering "punk" is supposed to be about rebellion, or so people claim.... I'm not a fan of the Dolls, but i can appreciate the role they played.

  • @brownboyskin

    Well its all a matter of taste, i prefer the older bands like the Damned and the Clash, i'm not big into glossy modern punk, i can't relate to kids singing about LA or losing their chick.

  • @GilbertSyndrome i support the ira

  • @brownboyskin

    Then you're not very smart, haha.

  • @brownboyskin

    Then you're not very smart, haha.

  • @GilbertSyndrome why because they want there country back?

  • @brownboyskin

    What are you talking about? Have you even been to Ireland? haha.

  • @brownboyskin

    I'm pretty sure the natives would like their land back too, haha. Who do Ireland want their country back from exactly? The IRA aren't some proud group of men seeking fortune for their families, they're basically terrorists who murder and reek havoc in their own country, i have friends who had to leave Belfast because of the fighting. So carry on supporting them, you might as well support the Al Qaueda...

  • @GilbertSyndrome i do one mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter

  • @brownboyskin

    Do they fight for your freedom? Who's freedom are they fighting for exactly? They kill their own people.

  • @GilbertSyndrome lol i dont know em fuck em

  • @brownboyskin

    Therein lies the true aspect of punk eh? haha, fuck the dead people, i don't know them. Yeah, i didn't know anyone at 9/11, guess they should be fucked too? Its amazing how people show their true colours on YT.

  • @GilbertSyndrome lol you think i give a shit about 9/11 again didnt know em fuck em and im more of a rockabilly guy thank a punk rocker i cut off my mohawk a while ago

  • @brownboyskin

    What does that even mean?

  • @brownboyskin

    What difference does it make whether you have a mohawk or a silly Elvis quiff? haha.

  • @GilbertSyndrome i look better i suppose

  • @brownboyskin

    Well i'll agree with you there, i think mohwaks look a tad silly, haha.

  • @brownboyskin

    I'm not sure what a mohwak is though........

  • @brownboyskin

    Well its all a matter of taste really. I prefer the likes of the Clash and the Damned, i can't relate to glossy modern bands who sing about LA and losing their chick and how bad school is, i'm 39 and i'm British.

  • @giutar24

    If they don't give a shit then why are they always whining about what people think of them...? haha. I don't even know what a "punk" is anymore... back in the day it was just a way of making music, no limits and no talent.

  • @giutar24

    punk rock was a new way to sell records marketed as a way of life.

  • Im sick of BB BRUNES!!! Paris would have had an interesting set of artists like Miggles, As Dragon and the Parisians if it werent for those jerks playing on Star Academie in their torn designed jeans and Nick Valensi guitars and all that...

  • what song are the stooges playing in 2:01??????

  • preppies? nah i don't care about them. they're annoying.

  • and anti-60s as well

  • It really wasn't anti-60s at all. You don't know what you're talking about. If anything it's just an extension of 60s bands like The Sonics, The Seeds, The 13th Floor Elevators, The Velvet Underground, etc. etc.

  • You haven't nary a fucking clue as to what the fuck you're talking about. It was always about ending the 60s and ending the long drawn out boring progressive songs as well.

    The bands you named were drug using mental midgets.

    Dick dale, link wray, johnny ray, gene vincent, now that was early music.

    Buy some more neurons, mental midget.

  • You really don't get it. Lenny Kaye (Patti Smiths guitarist, and notable early punk) compiled Nuggets, 60s garage rock, because that's all he listened to. It doesn't matter whether you think it was good or bad, the fact is that 60s bands had endless influence on punk bands. You can pretend that punk was about "ending the 60s", but you're wrong. And you write like an 8 year old. Are you 8 years old, little girl?

  • boy you are an inane and delusional retard if you've never heared of fast 50s surf guitar bands and people like dick dale, link wray, etc. if it wasn't for dick dale, there would be no fast punk, metal or fast alternative music. case closed

  • I know who Dick Dale is. He is public knowledge. I had a surf radio show in college. I'm not arguing that Dick Dale didn't have influence on punk rock. Of course he did.

  • Read a book.

  • I did, it was about your life and it said that you sucked cock for a living.

    shitty book, shitty life you got their. hahaha

  • btw rock n roll didn't start out with people who had long hair. les paul didn't have long hair, dick dale didn't have long hair, link wray didn't have long hair.

    the rebelious rock n roll bands looked like tough greasers/surf side gang members with greased back hair.

    with the late 60s came the faggoty era of rock n roll where people look and sung like sissies. robert plant anyone?

    what punk did was take rock n roll back to it's roots and stripped it down again.

    case closed

  • some of the band footage is from 78-79

    /watch?v=fYXAG7t6vKA

  • Thurston Moore!!!

  • It`s obvious that punk and metal mixed up at the end of the 70`s

  • no it's not. metal ripped off punk. dick dale did speed shit way before everyone.

    discharge was doing destrcutive fast stuff in 77'. metallica and megadeath ripped em off.

  • if thats the case, then it was motorhead that ripped discharge off, and motorhead was one of metallica and megadeths biggest influences. i dont think they ripped punk off tho, i think metal was just getting progressivley heavier and faster

  • i've seen lemmy mention how the ramones and punk was a big influence on motorhead, so yeah i think they did rip off punk because metal just wasn't fast. punk was the fast genre.

    i don't think motorhead had anything as fast as discharge until 80 or 81.

    and discharge had their first record in early 77.

  • anyway people get so caught up in the sex pistols that they don't realize their were many punk bands that played abbrasively fast music around 76-78

  • thats not ripping punk off tho. if everyone who ahd influences was ripping therew influences off, then everyones a poser except the first caveman who banged on a rock

    i think both genres are great and even if u dont like metal i think u should have respect for it at elast, because most metalhead have respect for punk even if they dont like it

  • of course they're ripping it off. a ton of metal bands did because THEY LIKED IT. i'm not talking shit on bands that rip it off. i never would. i don't like the metal bands that look like a bunch of hair farmer hippie fags that play these gay ass solos and then do a bunch of punk style fast chording and say punk is easy to play because it's not.  when you look past the ramones, sex pistols and a few others you will soon learn that their was some complex techniques out their.

  • gbh, discharge, exploited, TSOL, the vandals, D.I., Adolescents, Circle jerks, descendents, agent orange, the crowd, the outsiders, the blades, etc.

  • metallica and megadeth dont look like hippies tho, and they dont say punk is easy to play. hippies are like bilnd melon (which is a good band actually)

    they dont look like fags either, its more homosexual to have a pink mohawk then long hair (im not saying i dont digg punk hair)

  • well they look like girls and some of them look like hippies. pink howaks? who has those????? maybe some new wave chick in 85. lol

    i noticed a ton of metal heads cut their girly hair in the 90s. it's funny how they were being called sissies so they had to cut it. lol

    even metallica cut theirs.

    shorter hair looks best.

  • alot of hardcore bands has members with pink mohawks or other really faggoty hair like exploited and shit.

    and who ever called metallica sissies? im pree sure everyone called them pussies AFTER they cut here hair, long hair is a symbol of rock and roll and has been since the late 60s, its rebelling against conformist pussies with short hair

  • hahaha total bullshit and lies on your part.

    you say a lot of hardcore bands had members with pink mohawks, well let's see them!

    if you want to look at faggots + sissies with high pitched girly voices, look no farther than your gay ass judas priest singer + most hair metal bands of the 80s.

    metallica were getting tired of being called sissies + were even being called out by a cartoon called beavis and butthead, then what happened? all of a sudden, they all cut their hair. ha ha ha ha

  • please post the url pics with those bands names. example, w w w . google . com/band . gif

    etc

  • i hate judas priest and all hair metal bands so thats irrelevant

    and metallica got more shit for cutting there hair then for having long hair

    also, i never sed rock started out with long hair, i sed its been a symbol of rock since the 60s (which is has)

    you sound very un-punk. in fact, u sound just as bad as preppy fucking conformists thinking that ur views are the only ones right. punk just means being urself, but ur saying its wrong for people to have long hair if thats what suits them?

  • dude you're so inane and base it's not even worth discussing if you can't face the fact that metal bands were directly ripping off a hippie look.

    i don't care if someone has medium length long hair that looks like a surfer.

    whether you like it or not, punk was pretty anti-long hair and anti-hippie, beards, etc.

  • punk was anti establishment too, and guess what? the clash and the ramones, along with many other punk bands are on a major label. its about the music, not ur hair or whether u have a beard or not. and metal was not "ripping off" anything, they jsut liked long hair, they may have been inspired y hippies or w/e but thats not ripping shit off. thats liking a style. guys have used long hair to rebel since biblical times.

  • most punks bands were not on major labels and the music came from the streets. but that wasn't the argument.

    it IS a lot about the looks(plural) too and their were many but the long hair hippie look wasn't a part of it.

    if led zep and black sabbath were the originators then it certainly had that hippie element in the look and some of the attitude, that is clear.

    people with all types of hair have rebelled far before biblical times. romans had some cool short haircuts.

  • one of those was style in the early 2000's. it's where you flip it up in the front. it was a roman look in the ancient republic.

    anyway, punk was rebelling against the looks of the late 60s(the same looks that the metal heads copied from the hippies).

    punks were against the same old hippie look. flaires, flap your hair in the breeze, 5 minute songs, solos forever. etc.

    so the rebellers were the punks.

    some of the metal bands copied the speed of the punks like discharge.

  • Well, obviously the points you are making aren't ubiquitous. Some hardcore bands, like Deep Wound, had long hair and featured plenty of overwrought guitar solos.

    I don't think they were rebellion specifically against the way hippies and prog rockers looked, but against what they stood for. Let's not forget that one of Johnny Rotten's favorite bands was Can, the epitome of communal hippie ethics in the late-60s/early-70s.

  • the first hardcore came from L.A. with bands like the circle jerks, TSOL, agent orange, the adolescents, the vandals, D.I., etc

    it started in l.a. dumb fuck.

  • Right. Bands like the Circle Jerks. Good point, because Keith Morris had long hippie hair and smoked weed. You can keep your ignorant black and white opinions, but you're wrong.

  • you illiterate mental midget, you don't even know the l.a. hisotry. keith didn't even start out as the circle jerks original singer dumb fuck and when he joined them he didnt have dread locks, he had short surfer hair. the place where he lived was an anarchist flat/warehouse they hated hippies. he didn't even smoke pot. he was anti hippie, dumb fuck.

    also Look up bands like the screamers, the crowd, ch3, and others because that stuff started in 77, IDJIT.

    case closed

  • I'm very familiar with The Screamers, who I would assume you despise, considering they were partly responsible for the influx of artists into the punk movement.

    It's obvious the anti-hippie sentiment wasn't pervasive. Read a Chuck Dukowski interview. He said that hippies in the late 70s were hypocritical, but that "he missed the party" in the 60s and that he had a lot of respect for that culture. Yikes! Could this issue be a little more gray than you're making it out to be!?

  • But many punk bands WERE on major labels. Never Mind the Bollocks (the quintessential artifact from that era) was released on Virgin, and the first single for the record was released on EMI.

  • the sex pistols didn't start out on emi dumb fuck. they had demos out for an entire year and it's not like they needed emi anyway with the press they got before they even signed with them.

  • No bands "start out" on a major label, that's not how it works. The Sex Pistols demos (Spunk) were recorded for the purpose of getting onto EMI. Which worked. Because they wanted to be on a major label.

  • incorrect. they started out on malcoms sex label but those weren't their big songs so they never cared about them, mental midget. emi was a full year later and after they had already been touring.

    buy some more neurons, loser.

  • I'd like some sources on this one. Either way, it's irrelevant how they started out. Most bands very first releases are self-released. The Sex Pistols still grabbed onto a major label as soon as they could. How anti-establishment is that? Not very.

  • you have a lot to learn.

    /watch?v=bmsZAAq-ERs

    /watch?v=UQMypKlUIE4

  • i have nothing to learn. you're fucking ignorant and are completely missing the point of what punk's about. sid vicious is rolling over in his grave. i will not answer because you have no idea what you are talking about and clearly need to be more informed about this shit. punk isn't about hating people that hate the same things you do, its about going against society WITH the people that share you same views and beliefs. u need to understand this before you speak. this is immature, so bye

  • Sputnik1337, you're an inane fuckwit. Why don't graduate jr college so you can comprehend what is being said, dumbfuck.

  • Pay no attention to sputnik aka jobie, he's just your typical internet loser.

  • I'm just responding to the fact that you said punk was about destroying the 60s. Knowing Greg Ginn, and that he has always been a Dead-Head (did you know that Greg Ginn loved the Grateful Dead?), the issue is more complicated than that. Lydon loved Can, Dukowski loved Zeppelin, Ginn loved the Dead. Deal with it.

  • Yeah, and Iggy was heavily influenced by both the Doors and the Who

  • I love Raw Power it makes you feel like someone else. Someone dangerous.

  • looks at l.a. hardcore and compare that to iggy. not even close.

  • I'm not comparing L.A. Hardcore to Iggy. I'm talking about punk in general. Iggy and the Stooges was considered a punk artist and they were influenced by the Doors and the Who. That's all I'm saying. I didn't say anything about L.A. Hardcore. I was responding to jobie1963's comment about the issue being more complicated than just "destroying the 60s", which I think is an accurate statement.

    I'm from NY, so when I think of punk, "L.A. Hardcore" is not really what immediately pops into my head.

  • @PortaCustodis Yeah u have agnostic front u lucky bastard

  • lmfao lydon liked led zep? nope.

    black flag weren't even the first wave of l.a. punk bands, you inane retard.

  • Maybe if you learned how to read, you would see that I claimed that Lydon loved Can, not Zeppelin. You can also add pretentious, art folker Tim Buckley to the list of Lydon's favorites. He also loved The Creation (60s), Neil Young (60s),

    Black Flag formed as the band Panic as early as 1976. Dukowski didn't join until Summer '77, but that's still early, especially for the breed of punk they were playing. And he loved Zeppelin!

  • no it's clear that you do have a lot to learn, oligophrenic retard.

  • HAHAHA! Be honest, everyone, how many had to Google "oligophrenic"?

    Look, I don't know why people come to YouTube to get so emotionally invested in stuff that OTHER PEOPLE did...just STFU, get out there, and do something for other people to argue about.

  • i'll make it simple for you, obsequious chimpanzee.

    shove a burrito up your ass, beaner

  • LMFAO!!! What an educated thing to say! Clearly, you're very intelligent.

    I'm off to shove a burrito up my ass now.

    What's a beaner? Is that one of those weird L.A. terms that never quite made it into the popular vocabulary?

  • It's cute that you have to use personal attacks because you know that your arguments can't stand up to even the slightest criticism. Calling us stupid doesn't change the fact that you're simply wrong about punk rock destroying the sixties.

    Music evolves organically; each genre borrows elements from the genres which immediately precede it. For punk rock, this means glam, garage, mod rock, freakbeat, 60s surf, the Motor City scene, and the downtown NY scene - all from the 60s (and early 70s).

  • seeing metallica get in the rock and roll hall of fame, instead of The Stooges just... disgusts me.

  • why? they are completely different styles of music. at least compare two bands that are alike.

  • Well, thats true but.

    The Stooges have contributed alot more then Metallica has to rock and roll,

    i mean the Stooges have been around forever, and they inspired bands like The RAMONES!!!

  • metallica was the gateway for metal to get onto the radio, thats revolutionary if u ask me

    metallica also almost single handedly created thrash metal, and they saw hair metal for what it was (pussy shit in it for the money and chicks) and gathered a following of people against hair metal. they inspired many teens to pick up a guitar, and they're music was fucking massive and exploded. i agree tht the stooges diserve a spot in the hall of fame, but metalica definitley diserves a spot aswell.

  • fuck metallica

  • dick dale is a legend

  • @rockandroll4life1 The Stooges are being inducted this year

  • wow i can tell that the ramones were Heavily influenced by the New York Dolls

  • Rock is damaged merchandise, return, or still be an idiot and consume. The music always will be more important that people, names or trademarks.

  • fukk yeah new york dolls!!

  • gimme danger the stooges

  • For the love of god, somebody tell me the name of that brilliant Stooges track at 0:24!

  • Gimme Danger. It's off Raw Power.

  • THANK YOU!

  • Handsome Dick Manitoba of the Dictators - favorite band of all time. The Dictators are the key link to fun junk and punk. Can't even get enough of those guys. no bullshit.

  • Tool!? Poser!

  • tool

  • johnny thunders looks like that motley crue dude

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  • i think its the other way around

  • I missed seeing the original Dolls. But in 1976,David Jo and Syl toured with J.Geils Band. My friend and I skipped clsound-classes at Redford High in Detroit, got a bottle of bourbon and hung out with the Dolls during their sound-check..so Rock and Roll..My friend got sloppy drunk and spent the night in jail...Memories!

  • i wanted to be johnny thunders when i was in high school!!! thanks so much for posting this,more people need to recognize what punk rock really is and get this image of green day and blink 182 as punk out of their heads. I love psychodelic, "REAL" indi rock, art rock, grunge, hip hop(not todays crap)but punk rock is what opened my eyes to where music could be taken when i was around 12 yrs old. people dont realize how much these bands mean to todays music, just as much as the beatles(who i love)

  • though i like green day and blink 182, i agree wiv u. yh dese bands paved the way for alot of todays music

  • I still want to be Johnny Thunders!

  • Very true, I agree.

  • thanks for this upload!