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* LowerClassLout: A lot of bands, particularly Music/TheStooges and Music/NewYorkDolls, came from blue collar backgrounds in Rust Belt cities and were happy to play up this image to appear more menacing and distinguish themselves from the hippie movement. This would influence the attitude of future punk rockers.
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* LowerClassLout: A lot of bands, particularly Music/TheStooges and Music/NewYorkDolls, came from blue collar backgrounds in Rust Belt cities and were happy to play up this image to appear more menacing and distinguish menacing, thus distinguishing themselves from the hippie movement. This would influence the attitude of future punk rockers.
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* LowerClassLout: A lot of bands, particularly Music/TheStooges and Music/NewYorkDolls, came from blue collar backgrounds in Rust Belt cities and were happy to play up this image to appear more menacing in an effort to and distinguish themselves from the hippie movement. This would influence the attitude of future punk rockers.
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* LowerClassLout: A lot of bands, particularly Music/TheStooges and Music/NewYorkDolls, came from blue collar backgrounds and were happy to play up this image to appear more menacing in an effort to distinguish themselves from the hippie movement. This would inlfuence influence the attitude of future punk rockers.
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* Music/TheYardbirds' approach to playing inspired punk bands in the next decade, notably Music/TheBuzzcocks.
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* LowerClassLout: A lot of bands, particularly Music/TheStooges and Music/NewYorkDolls, came from blue collar backgrounds and were happy to play up this image to appear more menacing in an effort to distinguish themselves from the hippie movement.movement. This would inlfuence the attitude of future punk rockers.
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* Monks (a band formed by former American G.I.s' based in [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany[[index]], whose minimalist, repetitive take on garage rock served as a precursor to the {{Krautrock}} movement)
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* Monks (a band formed by former American G.I.s' based in [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany[[index]], [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany, whose minimalist, repetitive take on garage rock served as a precursor to the {{Krautrock}} {{Krautrock}}[[index]] movement)
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* Monks (a band formed by former American G.I.s' based in [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany[[index[[, [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany[[index]], whose minimalist, repetitive take on garage rock served as a precursor to the {{Krautrock}} movement)
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* Monks (a band formed by former American G.I.s' based in UsefulNotes/WestGermany, [[/index]]UsefulNotes/WestGermany[[index[[, whose minimalist, repetitive take on garage rock served as a precursor to the {{Krautrock}} movement)
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* Music/EddieCochran: Though technically not considered proto-punk, he has been cited as a significant influence on bands that can considered to be proto-punk or punk, (The Who, Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious) to the point where some more modern punk musicians refer to him as the "Grandfather of Punk"
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* Music/EddieCochran: Though technically not considered proto-punk, he has been cited as a significant influence on bands that can considered to be proto-punk or punk, (The Who, Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious) (Music/TheWho, Music/JohnnyRotten, Music/SidVicious) to the point where some more modern punk musicians refer to him as the "Grandfather of Punk"
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* FlyoverCountry: Many bands hailed from midwestern cities like Detroit (Music/TheStooges, Music/{{MC5}}) and Cleveland (Rocket from the Tombs, Pere Ubu).
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* FlyoverCountry: Many bands hailed from midwestern cities like Detroit UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}} (Music/TheStooges, Music/{{MC5}}) and Cleveland UsefulNotes/{{Cleveland}} (Rocket from the Tombs, Pere Ubu).Music/PereUbu).
