So you won't find here any UK Subs, the Carpettes, Stiff Little Fingers or Peter and the test tube babies album. Although some bands formed in the 70s continued to play and release stuff in the 80s, I chose to only include here bands that released major works way after the 1977 wave. So just like some day I'd like to tell you, unknown person lost on the same planet as me, about the gems of the early 80s California, let me entertain you with my personal favourite punk records from Maggie's Great Britain. I've already talked a lot about the german punkers on this blog, but even I have to admit that without the Brits nothing would have been the same. Setting the path for thrash, and then death metal, the british pioneers invented the basic punk language we still use today and you can find their influence in most of today's angry rock. Those guys took the " I wanna be anarchist" slogan maybe a little bit too at heart and decided more or less consciously to break away from the classic rock'n'roll schemes, in order to get further in the musical agression than any previous rock musicians before them. The second wave punks transformed punk from a lone teenager fashion to the real subculture we could experience in Europe. Things got really serious, rawer and dirtier in the 80s, maybe because our beloved western civilization started to really face its own contradictions as the Soviet Union slowly ceased to be the number one threat in the world. The original 70s british bands have only a few in common if you really pay attention to their very sound with the bands that came after 1980, be they american, british or german. Or not ! Punk has many faces and I kinda like them all, but I personnally make clear distinctions between eras and places when it comes to this very kind of music.
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Once upon a time there was a beautiful queen ruling a wonderful country full of happy peasants serving her with in a neverending daydream.
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