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ITT: Artists that started punk then moved to post punk
Kevin Collins
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Jayden Robinson
just gonna dump a few to get this started
William Bennett
...and then moved to New Wave when the singer died
Hunter Morgan
...
Nathan Kelly
Iggy's probably the only artist to have done Proto-Punk, Punk, Post-Punk and Pop Punk
Liam Butler
John Lydon isn't punk, he's a butter salesman.
Robert Cruz
And sucked at all of them. Boggles the mind really...
Carson Ward
Stiv Bator
Bentley Stewart
bait
Brayden Brown
>thinking that he doesn't have the self awareness to realize that people would be pissed at him doing a butter commercial
>not realizing doing shit like this has been his shtick for the longest time
Brody Hall
>Haha I just did it to piss people off >:)
Yeah, you still it though, didn't you, John
Robert Long
He used the money to fund another PiL album.
What is it with the Lydon hate around here anyway?
Leo Morris
Oh yes, how terrible it is that he did a commercial for butter!
People hate him because they expect him to be "punk" in terms of what they define as punk. They don't realize that the man is and has always been a self aware contrarian. PiL proved this, the fact that people still haven't caught onto it yet shows just how stupid people are.
The only thing the guy has ever truly taken seriously is the death of Sid Vicious
Justin Nelson
>doing a butter ad to fund your next album
>not the most DIY play you could make
Nathaniel Sanchez
Exactly. Lydon see's the shit from both sides and it's what I've always admired about him. Guy's a fucking legend. Saw PiL last year and they were surprisingly amazing.
Matthew Cooper
PiL lost focus and stopped being good after Flowers of Romance and you know it.
Jackson Evans
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Punk to post punk to alt-dance to butter
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Pub rock to punk to new wave, rly
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Punk to post-punk to alt-dance
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Garage rock to glam rock to post-punk to new wave to alternative rock to pop punk
William Morris
I would say that Sandinista! is definitely a post punk album. Although post punk and new wave can often be hard to distinguish.
>what is the Idiot
Jack Baker
>record proto-punk
>release as post-punk
Absolute madmen.
Adrian Cruz
James Hall
Same can be said for Swell Maps, Pere Ubu, Television, Devo, Suicide, and a number of others. I think it's the consequence of a false narrative. There were experimental avant garde bands from the very beginning of punk. Then somebody who didn't know what they were talking about said "it's post punk, because it went beyond punk, after the Ramones and Sex Pistols," and for some reason everybody went along with it.
Luke Price
All of the good ones.