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Dead Kennedys

The Deceased Kennedys merged revolutionary politics with hardcore punk music and, along the way, became among the defining hardcore bands. Frequently, they were even more notable because of their politics than their music, but that was component of their influence. The Kennedys had been even more inspired by United kingdom …

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Chris Frantz

Among the Speaking Mind’ founding users, drummer Chris Frantz provided the backbeat for all the group’s following recordings (and performances). Given birth to Charton Christopher Frantz on, may 8, 1951, at Fort Campbell, KY, Frantz and his family members ultimately relocated to Pittsburgh through the middle-’60s, where he used the …

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Bl’ast!

Originally formed beneath the moniker M.A.D. (Mutually Guaranteed Destruction, that’s), Bl’ast! hailed from Santa Cruz, California, and would become labelmates with the music group they were set alongside the many: Dark Flag. M.A.D., shaped in 1982 by Clifford Dinsmore on vocals, Steve Stevenson on electric guitar, Dave Cooper on bass, …

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Legbone

Dayton, OH’s Legbone formed in the first ’90s around two primary associates, vocalist Kyle Curtis and guitarist Mitch Lawson. The most common lineup adjustments ensued, however the music group eventually resolved around Curtis, Lawson, guitarist AJ Morse, bassist Jim Hagler, and drummer Jake Dark, and perfected much, often alcohol-fueled combination …

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Hüsker Dü

Hüsker Dü and R.E.M. had been both American post-punk rings from the ’80s that transformed the path of rock and roll & move. R.E.M. became a superstar music group; Hüsker Dü under no circumstances was greater than a cult preferred. Even so, their albums between 1981 and 1987 possess proven …

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The Modern Lovers

Vocalist/songwriter Jonathan Richman is sufficiently well-established like a single artist, and it’s really easy to forget the undeniable fact that the moniker sometimes useful for his support music group, the Modern Enthusiasts, was once linked to a coherent band of which Richman was an associate. The Boston-based group the present …

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The Photos

Ideal remembered for the U.K. Best 60 strike “Irene” and an eponymous Best Five recording, the Photos progressed from the short-lived and ill-fated punk music group Satan’s Rats. Guitarist Steve Eagles, bassist Dave Sparrow, and drummer Olly Harrison continued to be together once the music group split up in 1978 …

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C.J. Ramone

In 1989, C.J. Ramone strolled into among the tougher careers in the annals of rock and roll & move — he required over as bassist with punk rock and roll symbols the Ramones after Dee Dee Ramone, the band’s most charismatic member, remaining the group. C.J. demonstrated he was a …

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The Mumps

The Mumps were probably one of the most obscure, but distinctive, NY bands from the past due ’70s, performing an absurdly theatrical fusion of pop, punk, and glam rock and roll. Led by vocalist Lance Loud, the group’s music was an affectionate satire of ’70s kitsch tradition, predating the comparable …

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Tina Weymouth

Among the initial bassists to merge funk with punk/substitute music was the Speaking Minds’ Tina Weymouth. Delivered on November 22, 1950, in Coronado, CA, Weymouth’s family members moved a lot in early stages, as her dad served within the Navy. Although Weymouth 1st found a acoustic guitar at age 14, …

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