“If the early English and LA punk bands shared a common sound, the New York bands just shared the same clubs. As such, while the English scene never became known as the '100 Club' sound, CBGBs was the solitary common… — Clinton Heylin Copy Share Image
“An essential difference between British and American punk bands can be found in their respective views of rock & roll history. The British bands took a deliberately anti-intellectual stance, refuting any awareness of, or influence from, previous exponents of the… — Clinton Heylin Copy Share Image
“If the early English and LA punk bands shared a common sound, the New York bands just shared the same clubs. As such, while… — Clinton Heylin Copy Share Image
“An essential difference between British and American punk bands can be found in their respective views of rock & roll history. The British bands… — Clinton Heylin Copy Share Image
