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Never mind the bollocks
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summer of 1978, i spent 6 weeks in England with my aunt….13 years old….forever changed my life….
first time i saw spiked, colored hair and hairpins in cheeks/jeans and listen to some records in a london record shop, things would never be the same again…
pistols, fall, clash, buzzcocks, blackflag, ramones, darby crash, etc etc etc…
thanks….
:)))
my son and i have driven mrs. black crazy listening to the Ramones together ;)))))))
b
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hey man , thanks for that, even though there’s a guy without “face” in pict 2, look at the public, cheers.
Patricio
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read this book ! 
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Englands Dreaming is a flawed yet jolly good book on punk as is Please Kill Me….
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really great that was… but what’s up with no photographer credits?
went to a friends house after school one day, she said, ‘you’ve
got to hear this” and played london calling on a little kiddie
box record player… i was blown away. changed my life forever.
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all those pictures are from when punk went mainstream anyway theres the second version of the clash for gawdsakes. looks like someone just typed ‘punk’ into a search engine what a load of badly researched crap
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there’s a cool documentary about the pistols called “the filth and the fury”, reccomend it
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Ah. Memories.
The Sex Pistols at the 100 Club. The Clash before they were The Clash. Billy Idol (with Generation X) supporting The Ramones at the Rainbow Theater. Suzy & The Banshees at The Nashville Rooms. Being threatened by a very drunk/high Sid Vicious at a party.
I loved the 70’s…
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Bob Black
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