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British Punk: 20 Moments That Defined It
British punk music is a revolutionary genre that developed in the mid-1970s and is characterized by its unconventional, anti-authoritarian spirit. With bands like the Sex Pistols and The Clash, British punk combines raw, fast melodies with socially and politically charged lyrics. This genre serves as a means of expressing the frustration of the youth of the time, rejecting established musical forms and promoting authenticity and spontaneity.
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Holidays In The Sun (Never Mind The Bollocks)
I Fought The Law (The Clash)
God Save The Queen (Never Mind The Bollocks)
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've) (Love Bites)
Clash City Rockers (The Clash)
Suspect Device (Inflammable Material)
Anarchy In The UK (Never Mind The Bollocks)
In The City (In The City)
Teenage Kicks (The Undertones)
Tommy Gun (Give 'Em Enough Rope)
Pretty Vacant (Never Mind The Bollocks)
No More Heroes (No More Heroes)
Something Better Change (No More Heroes)
Hanging Around (Rattus Norvegicus)
London Calling (London Calling)
Here Comes The Summer (The Undertones)
Art School (In The City)
Johnny Was (Inflammable Material)
White Riot (The Clash)
Family Entertainment (The Undertones)
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