Britain celebrating 40 years of punk music
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- The punk rock revolution is turning 40. We take a raw look at punk's impact, then and now.
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In the 80s, I ripped my jeans and wear them as my "punk uniform" and my parents, siblings, neighbors will tell me that I look untidy. At present day, they are the ones wearing ripped jeans bought from a department store and I think the jeans cost more with more rips. .. the irony.
Never ripped off my clothes----they were disintegrating by time ya poser
Kinda sad how everything gets co-opted.
I’m a metalhead myself but punk definitely has a special place in my heart! 🤘🏻🖤💀punk rock for life!
ryan leighton NWOBHM \m/
@@Jade-xq1ry sweet, I'm not the only one left lmaoo
same
@@zachbohemian Love your username.
Ashwood Manor thank you!
There's so much misunderstanding of what Punk is. It's about being your own master and truly standing up for what you believe in. It's pretty ironic how a lot of people who consider themselves Punk (mainly by the way they dress) all dress the same.
Scourge AGREE!!!
The reason is because deep down people have an innate desire to fit in somewhere.
I send you a heart miss knave because I want my words to inspire all the Freethinkers of the world.Pass it on and on and on...💖
@@wretchedknave5740 yeah
Scourge: well the people who pride themselves on how much they dont dress up are a bit silly too. Im tired of all this “true punk” nonsense. Its whatever anyone wants it to mean
Goth guy here, Punk will always be our cousin. Without Punk, there would be no goth.🤘🏼🖤
Too true, 👩🏻🎤.
Thats true
My favourite band the Damned strayed into that genre of music. Still going strong though with fans from teenagers to grandma's.
Metal,Punk,Rock is all thats needed in life
I went to England on a vacation in 1978 and found the people walking around in trash bags funny and original. Punk came to Edmonton, but not as dramatically as to London. I am all for self-expression.
irl in london i saw this chick wearing a trash bag as a dress
she was super hot like model hot
wow.
_When you're in your 40's and your family finally figures out its not a phase...._
I definitely don‘t look punkish, I wear no spikes, don‘t have a mohawk and only wear dresses. But I have an old friend who was a punk (and probably still is, he‘s just too proud to admit it), love punk music, old and new, and take great interest in the history of punk. You guys are awesome.
I love all the kinds of punk 🎵 :
punk 🧷
punk rock Ⓐ
ska punk 🏁
crust punk 🔗
street punk ✊
skate punk 🛹
hardcore punk 👊
horror punk 👻
pop punk 🎸
celtic punk 🍀
folk punk 🤠
Dude that first emoji what does it mean?
I agree with all. I just dislike the hate of Exploited (they a great band tho)
🔥
Punk was made to rebel Pop music
a nugget It’s a symbol for Anarchy
The name pop punk is a self contradiction. Punk was created to rebel against pop. You can't have "pop punk."
Go and listen to the Ramones. Many of their songs fit into the category of pop punk and were also played on mainstream radio.
Why Not Anarchy This is true do you know they once considered Adam Ant punk and at one point called him pop-punk that's completely illegible to me.
@MrOnionCock how is punk not american
Adam & the Ants were one of the Best & most Underrated 70's Punk bands ever esp before their debut album - Dirk.
punk was created to rebel against the establishment not pop music etc ffs wise up.
Punk proved one thing, if nothing else: there are more alienated people out there than just the one or two you know at school. I see a lot of lamentations about punk having become mainstream, but the thing is: there are thousands of the alienated out there. The real underlying cause is this: to make it in this world, you have to have three things: Good looks, good intelligence, and you have to know the right people and be in their good graces. A lot of the early punks were intelligent, most were good looking, but the few that knew the right people definitely were not in their good graces.
I'm also reminded of a line in the song Anarchy is Now a Product: "Now if you want the revolution/ You're part of the establishment."
Punk had underground places all over, even in places you wouldn't think punk would flourish, like Texas and Florida USA.
Absolute Bollocks. To make it in this world you only need one thing. A work ethic.
@@wangdangdoodie bullshit you only need money
I always say, punk is more of an attitude than a sound. Punk rockers aren’t always in punk bands and you don’t have to have a huge bright colored Mohawk and a leather jacket to be a punk
Punk is not just music, is an ecosystem. And those who never visited it, will never understand...
PUNK FOREVER
Not a weaboo virgin like you
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
ik u didnt ask but Meh punks not my style i prefer metal also u have no idea what a weaboo is u youtube lurking child
IVE GOT SOMETHING TO SAY
I killed a baby today, but it doesn't matter much to me as long as it's dead.
When I heard The Clash i was so happy
Choose A Better Name some tunes they done were punk but yeh they sort of done a mixture really didn't they.
their first album were punk butas year goes by they started experimenting sounds from reggae to rockabilly
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
Pretty much everything up to and including London Calling is punk. After that, they went to New York and recorded Radio Clash and Sandinista. At that point, they were experimenting a lot and exploring other things like hip hop.
Choose A Better Name If punk is anti-establishment, I can't see you're punk when you try to label it as something which is an established genre of music. Hypocrite.
Punk will never fucking die...i.m still a punk and will be til I.m fucking dead...
spike joanne Huff good job mate. same with me I'm planning on never changing who I am
spike joanne Huff iam punk too
Clariccy Jones man i play games just sometimes :-) but normally i go out witch friends :-)
punk rock isn't about spikey hair and dressing up its about attitude and being unique the ramones were punk in its purest form
Greg Fowler America
Rosida Andriyana The Ramones are the best punk band of all time. And seeing as how they started punk rock, their music was definitely punk in its purest form.
GG Allin is the epitome of punk
Well, I’ll give ya that. No one will ever be close to GG. NO RULES!!!
Greg Fowler British culture is different than American culture.
Born a rocker die a rocker 👍
Rock on!
Get rocked in hell
Grebo
Siouxsie❤️
Jasmine Jaramillo She's so amazing 😍😍
Love her. Her influence and style have reverberated all the way to today and forever.
She's so gorgeous she can't even help it! 😍
We need this again, but there's no anger towards commercial pop and rap, which worries me. I'm guessing people are so glued to their phones to care about a revolution
Edward Bliss u wrong
Yeah ! We need to destroy the music industry and establish the time of the 60s and 70s and earlier ! Music is no bussiness to gather money ! It an art !
Such a bullshit! Remember how the nazis burned books and established the term 'degenerated art'? Is that what you are trying to do here? Let the people like and listen to what ever they want. That's none of your business and especially it's not 'cool' or 'punk'
I was referring to the fact that modern mainstream music doesn't deserve the attention it gets,cause it is not an art. It's a business,which is why it gets so much of it. Music should never be just a business...music should have feel,passion, talent in it. That music should admired...Like it was in the 60s and 70s. But that of course will never happen again,cause of the technology.
punk is still alive and well and you find the punk attitude in certain sects of every music genre. Just gotta look for it. check your area for local bands or the closest big city for local bands. Every town has punk bands I promise you
8:38 the true punk. answering posh lady with her own mimicked gestures,
With his polite, comedic manner.
that's punk attitude when they'are older. Salud!
I'm 40.i still ride a skateboard and still a punk.i don't dress like it.i have my own sense of fashion.skatboarding and punk rock go hand and hand.its a way of life.if your true to the life,it never leaves you.
I am a rocker, colombian rocker and lover of heavey metal, greetings of colombia, yeah
Punk was my era and my music. I was 15 in 1977 and I was hooked on it as soon as I heard new rose by the damned , holidays in the sun and complete control by the clash. Now over 40 years later I still go to gigs to see cover bands. Last year I saw the Damned for the first time and they were brilliant. A lot has happened in 40 years music wise but I can safely say I prefer early punk to the rubbish that is being churned out today. Once a punk always a punk.
Now, seven year olds have mohawks and their clueless parents bask in the nostalgia of a Blink 182 song.
and...what would Blink 182 have to do with this?
+Lucy Potato just a comment on how punk and it's ethos were co-opted by a generation who purchased their rebellion at the mall.
+Lucy Potato And I agree, this a great tribute.
Paddy O'Lantern ..
Long live UK & USA punk. From the Pistols to the Ramones and to the fallen Sid Vicious & Darby Crash.
Punks not dead in the U.S either!
Silly Puddy true.
I'd like these cunts to stay out of our culture. Not cool.
might as well stay out of uk baseline too huh? music is universal
OOOOOOOO
no it is not! we are still going strong!!
I was punk when I was a teen in the last 70's early 80's ... what a time my god !!!
40 years of punk music is sex pistols, the damned, the clash and two three more? thats it? there are so many other bands they´ve started in this spirit and grown up in the 80ies, 90ies till today. they all was/are particles of punk music.
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
Im A Punk In Finland ❤ it's pretty dead in here but im trying to keep it alive
Salutes to Terveet Kadet, Riistetyt, Rattus, Kaaos, Bastards, Appendix, etc!
Good on ya
Keep it live mate
Punk in Sweden! It’s not dead here!!
@k
Im English but American hardcore/punk is so much better but post punk is where Britain thrives
Nathan Crook Got to agree with you mate from a yank that grew into the scene.
I am from the 80's and I still love it in 2021. Once in your veins , stays there forever.
I was one of the first punks in my town. What first turned me away from conventional rock? The Stranglers
Im the only punk in my town.
It's kinda late for this reply, but Sid Vicious called the Stranglers short haired hippies.......
I love them tho .. especially golden brown. 🙋♀️😄
Hmmmm... You know, I kind of feel like the focus on punk aesthetic is the mark of a square. Didn't hear anything about how disastrous the economic policies at the time were on working families whose kids spawned punk and how stadium rock had this complete disconnect from young people who weren't going to shell out serious coin to hear those kinds of acts. The media really learns nothing. Just like with hip hop. When pop culture prices itself out of the market, people will make their own damned music. And then the intelligentsia tries to describe it on their own terms instead of actually listening.
That said, wtf does Corre know? Sell that shit to some rich bastard for whatever his precious little market will bear and feed the poor. Officious fucker.
Adam A Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
As usual they just focus on the first years when the biggest recordlabels released records with punkbands. All the years after when it was just as many people involved who kept the scene alive by doing things themselves (Do It Youself-ethics) gets ignored. It´s like if it´s underground and independent it doesn´t exist? When Joe Corre´s burn stuff it´s just a publicity stunt to get some free advertisment but his arguments about punk is valid to some extent. It´s a shame though that he more or less just burn money. He could get the same amount of attention if he officially declared that he should sell this stuff but then give the money to charity because of his discontent with the progress and status of punk nowadays. I get a bit suspicious though that a privileged rich kid all of a sudden cares so much about punk and politics when he doesn´t seem to have cared the slightest before maybe it have become chic to be radical again?
Exactly. To me punk actually got interesting after it "died", with bands like Discharge, GBH, Amebix and the like. And punk's probably healthier now than it ever has been. Some crackin' punk bands right now going out there and giving it laldy! You just don't hear about them because punk's not fashionable.
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
good point
George Truly Truest words I couldn't say it better my freind and I grew up in the first punk wave in the late 70s early 80s.Thank you for pointing this out.
@MrOnionCock Anyone labeling themselves as punk, regardless of what generation they grew up in, is probably worth cutting a wide berth. The early American bands hated being called "punks" and it wasn't until some of the early British bands, who weren't even around to begin with, adopted it that the "scene" took off. Why is it that the biggest knobheads with the loudest opinions of punk generally don't know what they're talking about?
punk is not on the outside,
punk is in your heart. punk forever..
This is a Fantastic tribute! Thank You CBC!
each decade there is music that defines the era and holds the history and story's. I loved and love the punk era. I still rate the music and the memories they trigger.
New generations have become very bland, we need some kind of rage that shakes them off from that boring nowadays pop music that has invaded the web and the whole media. I love the energy as attitude that Punk music brings to everyone. Yeah!!!
Dude there is still punks still today I go to shows all the time and I used be in a band
Andrey Santofimio have you heard the drill music in the UK? 🤣
Evil music
@101ers77 oh look it’s even Villainised
@@bigd1979 perfecttt
Met Charlie Harper , Steve Jones and Paul cook and killing joke all early 80s ...great music back then
Nice touch to include Charlie Harper. A real punk legend! The Subs have never stopped touring! Hardest gigging band on the planet!
5:45 I love that that guy's rebelling against the rebellious and thus, in a way, giving in to them.
I don't even listen to punk rock much myself, but I'm still glad it came into existence, since it basically sparked so many different musical genres that I listen to today, thank you for that punks! ^.^ ♫
I've met the UK subs in Santa Cruz Ca Charlie is good as it gets. This brings back great times
I have loved Punk rock music since I was a baby and small kid growing up in Orange county California back in the 2000's now I am 19 and still love it .One of my favorite Punk rocks bands is The Scarred
I find it amusing that they play London Calling (1979) over a clip of an exhibit representing 1976-78
I'm 13 and "punk", yes, you read right. I'm apparently too young to understand punk and too young to be a punk, but who cares? I'm who I am and someone telling me I can't won't stop me!!!
Thanks for that.Some excellent footage there.Pity i was a couple of years older as i was into Stooges,MC5,The Velvets,The NY Dolls and Nuggets etc.It was great that Punk came along at that time though , as things needed shaking up.A lot of people had got into Pub Rock as let's face it just who would want to listen to triple Yes albums ! The Ramones first album really set things off again.
I grew up in the 80s west coast punk scene. Stilll love it and live it every day
Could I just say how they glossed over some really big American punk bands as well? Like the Ramones, Dead Kennedy’s, and Black Flag...
Been punk since 77 59 now
8:35 the Perfect Answer for that Question!!
Diminished responsibility was my first album. Changed my life.
Punk's not dead in Switzerland 🤘🏼
Livia Roxanne switzerland is the most punk country when you really think about it
Sam Bruinstroop what? No I don't think so. I don't know lots of punks actually.
its alive everywhere
Its not dead, just sleepin drunk!
Do you listen to white dog suicide?
Saw the U.K. Subs in Toronto like 13 years ago. It was a drunken blur but they were amazing and I believe only charged $12 to get in.
I'm totally going to be that sweaty 50 year old in the crowd one day!
Great early clip of 999 at beginning makes a change i got into punk in the 70's age 13 in London my 1st ever gig same year Siouxsie and the Banshees before debut album came out im nearly 56 now still love it never stopped going to gigs etc its got me to travel with bands loads around uk / Europe /USA see them all properly meet the real people from those places before & after gigs but especially the people who put you up way was done no amount of money could ever buy & without punk would never of had the amazing chances i have & happy to say ive never downloaded a thing in my life
Where in London did you grow up ?
Great report, thank you CBC News.
Yeah,isnt it fun how canadian national broadcast service made this,but not BBC
I need more of that guy at 0:24 haha...he looks soooo cool
J e n is _bidg oh yeah! be sure he is. -;oP
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
PUNK AND PROUD PUNK OUT LOUD
I'm hip hop head but i love punk and metal🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾
I love it I don't care what year it was or is I just love it. Philadelphia USA
The punk movement is about now and how the music reverberates around the world
I'm a punk in the US
Me as well. 48 yrs old.
I’m a 19 year old punk girl in the USA
Great to see some old 999 footage - didn't know that existed!
Punk was, maybe became, more about the ideas than the music. Disenfranchised youth and anger at the establishment is alive and well. I think those either obsessed to distraction or angry at perceived defacement of the the past are missing the point. Those couple of crucial years in the 70's and 80's gave birth to a great genre of music, yes. But they created a culture of defiance and free speech that evolved and progressed. Punk as a concept has changed names and faces over the years, but it is alive and well, even if you wouldn't recognize it now.
I'm an old (50) punk from Ottawa. Rock the multi-coloured hair to this day. There used to be a lot of punks here back in the 80's/early 90's but I NEVER see any anymore. So sad. :(
lol so you were 4 at the height of punk ?
Rip sid vicious
UK Subs still tickles my FANCY (even though I was not born or lived during that time) Dove hard into it in my late tween years,2000,then took it even further the older I became. Wasn't a phase ma! ;)
Punk as a genre may have started to form in the US firstly, but it was much more than that in England, it was a movement. England defined the genre and made it into a cultural phenomenon. The roots? Yeah, mostly American. So punk wouldn't have existed without either one of these countries.
3 days into listening to punk and i recognized most of the songs
Might have to to a little bit with how most of the songs in this video where major hits and their time.
Listen to my punk band m.soundcloud.com/e-x-s-the-official-band
2:16 One of my favourite punk bands, 999! Good to hear the Damned, but there's not much footage from them here though, and they're the original UK punk rock band!
Bloody useless The Damned are GOTH not punk.
Love 999! My old band opened for them at a small gig in Brighton a few years ago and it was awesome 😝
Steven Corsoe Since when were the Damned a Goth band? Are you drunk? lol.
@@GilbertSyndrome if you seriously consider the Damned to be anything but Goth/Prog Rock then you must be a fool.
I went to see that British Library exhibition, it was pretty good :)
PUNK IS LIFE🅰️🤘🏻💕
Punks not Dead in Germany
Alive and well in Hamburg.
i like being punk but it's stressful cuz it takes courage
What
wearing a mohawk if you don't really want to might take courage
I love the intro of pretty vacant
5:00 the sudden lack of accent tripped me out.
Nostalgia is nauseating
HELLO I FROM BRASIL OH I LOVE ENGLAND N_N
Saw em all at the whiskey in the. 70S
Thanx !!!
Any Grunge fans here?
All i need is my all stars and im one punky boi
sin duda una de las expresiones musicales mas honestas ,jamas hechas ......inmortal.
I am fifty now but I went through my Punk phase and had a ball. The Clash is still a favourite and now Green Day is an absolute favourite...Long Live Punk Rock!!!!!!!
Now the old punks can be the ones to tell the youngsters that "That's not real music!" 😂😂
Would have to say The Exploited are my favorite punk group!!
"Shyness, the inexhaustible source of so much unhappiness in practical life, is the direct, even unique, cause of all interior wealth" - EMIL CIORAN
This is PUNK
6.30 my old neighbour Charlie Harper , lived on Crouch Hil. Nice bloke.
HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY ROCK N ROLL IT'S ALRIGHT MAMA ONLY MY EARS ARE BLEEDING
damned were the best
Phantasmagoria!
chris butters Absolutely!
The Clash were better in my opinion.
@@allstarlord9110 the clash is absolute shite tho
Loved the Beach Fossils starting riff idea, African punk outside few unknown of, here.
The Clash,the best thing that came out of punk.Timeless band!!
Punk never dies
Nia red Never bro, Never.
2:30 when all your clothes is dirty
And the pericos from peru the first punk band (1965)
I love Great Britain for its music, cultural heritage and Guy Ritche of course. God bless Guy Ritche, greets from post-soviet-dictator country Belarus 👋😀
I think Joe Corre should set fire to himself
and his mum and her royal titles,if she was for real she wouldn't have even accepted that bollocks,never mind.
there is a Rat walking by in the upper left corner at 1:39 haha
I wanna go to the Sid! ♡
Core sounds just like his Dad! Love him
Angrii Hippy look at Anneliese Michel 6 demons in rock