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An Interview With Joe Strummer Mick Jones and Paul Simonon

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Ramones! Interview on the Tomorrow Show, 1981. (High Quality)

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Very early Sex pistols interview from 1976. A young Johnny Rotten talks about what he doesn't like about the music industry.

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Tony Martin-Iggy Pop Interview 1977 (Full)

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This music is important to history because it was apart of the movements happening in the early 1970’s and it created Rock.

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The significance of the pop rock was that it was extremely rebellious and it was just like the hippie aesthetic but more aggressive and the people of Pop Rock HATED the hippie aesthetic.

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The Sex Pistols
Iggy Pop

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Sloppy vocals
Distorted guitars
Very loud
DIY material

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Sex Pistols
The Ramones
The Clash
Iggy Pop

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1975-1980