Punk Attitude Documentary Part 1

Punk: Attitude is a documentary on the history of punk rock in the USA and UK. The film traces the different styles of punk from their roots in 60s garage and psychedelic bands (Count Five, the Stooges) through glam-punk (New York Dolls) to the 70s New York and London scenes and into the hardcore present. Interviews with many of the musicians are edited with live clips and historical footage.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Punk
• Hardcore
• Black
• Flag
• Ramones

[SixtiesGarageTube]

60's Garage is where the seeds for punk were truly planted. Not groups like "The Stooges" "The MC5" "NY Dolls" etc. They mention the 60's garage genre in this film, but not enough in my opinion. I think in all honesty, many kids today aren't even aware of that music. Go listen to stuff like "Back from the Grave", "Teenage Shutdown". "Randy Alvey & The Green Fuz" "The Swamp Rats", this is all PRE-punk by at least 8-9 years. Cruder and better in my opinion than any of that 70's crap!

[GoodApollo06]

@punkhippe Andy Warhol is responsible for assembling and distributing The Velvet Underground. So yeah. He gets credit.

[RockerCrevolution]

Punx - Creatività e Rabbia

Sex Pistols - Oscenità e Furore

due documentari realisti sulla scena punk

[punkismymiddlename]

Shut the fuck up ViviViolent.

[j3rokenTearz]

@ViviViolent I am sorry Bro but honestly you kind of downed it a bit. The way i was growing up hearing the Teenage Shutdown and the garage days, punk isnt about magazines, lifestyles, or apperance. Punk is nothing more than a belief, and thats why they went hardcore in a 1 minute song to get that message through, look at Sham 69 back in the day, Rip Off, enough said. AND THOSE GUYS DID IT WEARING NOTHING BUT POOR ENGLISH CLOTHS and they were more punk because of the shyt they said.

[72blxxdbpsfoo]

gotta love bad brains now dats afro punk

[MilitantOldLady]

Punk....ill only mention one thing:

Johnny Rotten doing fucking butter adverts because he's essentially broke!

There's punk for you.

[phoney98]

@thomasjakeprice technically joy division is alternative rock but ian curtis' stage prescence with his unique- 'dancing?' is very much PUNK.<3

[desasterz]

Guys come and see this! Theres this video on You Tube that nobody's seen apparently. Its called "Gang of Souls" its about poetry.

It has: William Burrows, Allan Guinsburg, Henry Rollins, Lidia Lunch, Richard Hell, Mariane Faithful, Don Giono and some others.

[ViviViolent]

@ 60's Garage is just as a very important influence!But the Soul of Punk was born when Hilly Kristal opened the doors for that sound, that gave this empty phrase"PUNK" a voice and a heart."Punk changed the whole world and became and will stay the world's biggest and strongest subculture movement, supported by freaks all over the world, united through the voice, the heart and the soul of Punk: Music!

[ViviViolent]

@SixtiesGarageTube

e has WOW!how bigoted and arrogant is that!Who are you, to write this bullshit? Stooges, MC 5 and especially New York Dolls, the Ramones, Blondie and Legs McNeill, founder of the legendary "PUNK-Magazine, gave the whole thing name, a lifestyle and a soul.The history of "PUNK" founded it's roots in New York City and the legendary CBGBs club and owner Hilly Kristal.

[thomasjakeprice]

what about Joy Division?