[kj] Your First "PUNK" Record?

LONESTYLE at aol.com LONESTYLE at aol.com
Wed Jun 29 13:11:38 EDT 2005


 
Alex,
 
How funny! Mine was Adam & The Ants "King of the Wild Frontier"  too!
 
But if you really want to X that out..It would be Black Flag's "Damaged."  
Then for buying a cassette tape would be the movie soundtrack to the punk  rock 
doc."The Decline Of The Western Civilization."
 
~ Lonely Boy
 
 
In a message dated 6/29/2005 4:59:39 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
vassifer at earthlink.net writes:

Sprung  off from the earlier question, inspired by Antoni's post....

What was  your first credibly (or arguably credible) "Punk" record?

My father was  living in the UK as a foreign correspondent for FORBES 
Magazine in the  late 70's and befriended someone from CBS/Epic records, 
who very nicely  packaged up a box of promo LP's for myself and my 
sister. In it was the  first record by The Clash and PURE MANIA by the 
Vibrators, both of which I  initially listened to for only comedic 
purposes ("heh heh, listen....they  can barely play!"), until both 
wormed their way into my  subconscious.

The first "Punk" album I bought with mine own money was  KINGS OF THE 
WILD FRONTIER by Adam & the Ants (if that counts). My  older sister -- 
who has since had an acute taste-ectomy and now listens to  absolute 
garbage -- used to be cool and brought home the first few albums  by 
Blondie, the B-52s, the Vapors and the Police.  She now listens  rather 
exclusively to coffee bar crap like Dido. A shame,  really.

Alex in NYC




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