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Old 10-20-2024, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Villavic View Post
I have no professional knowledge of music. So when I hear punk, I simply and immediately think in Sex Pistols, Ramones, The Clash, etc . What does Tusk have to do with the music of those bands? Do you agree Tusk is a punk album? Are Honey Hi and Storms punk songs? Or Walk a Thin Line? I agree Tusk was anti-commercial but is that enough for it to be punk? Please somebody explain me cause I don't get it.
Lindsey was a huge Clash? fan. Even though Rumours was the biggest thing in the world, he insisted that Tusk was going to be 180 degrees different from Rumours. It's not punk, but songs like The Ledge and NTF certainly threw the Rumours listener on their ass.
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