hahahahahaha, i love yoko!!!!!

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anyhoo, didn't thurston say he liked the donnas?

The Donnas are so mainstream, they have an edge to them.

the edge of suckiness or mediocrity?

Both?

This thread is ancient. I was still 15.

You are still 15.

if yu will notice cantankerous, the MTV article is just quoting Spin magazine. they did not talk to thurston nor did he talk to them

In the underground, the old guys are cool. I like the fact that the older we get the more we can rock."


--Amen, brother.

i don't care what anyone says about Avril, i'd still bang her regardless.

amen

Avril Lavigne calling herself Punk is like a 2008 American tourist going to the Europe for the first time thinking they themselves have liberated the continent from

the Nazis. I used to despise Avril and her image machine but when I heard her speak in an interview I just realised that she has the mentality of a 17 year old...

Thurston can indeed rock out with the best of them but sadly enough it is a image/youth dominated pop world.

how "punk" can avril lavigne be? she is canadian.

Good point Rob. But really no one is punk nowadays. In England in the seventies it was a different situation. Mass unempolyment, class division, racial division & no future.

I am sure late 60's Detroit & New York was the same.

Now all the punks are at malls.

Punk is dead.

I have to agree with Jonh Lydon, that punk was an isolated spit in the face, a brief flicker.

Some bands including SY have captured the spirit & energy of punk IMO

that sounds familiar...wait until the troops come back from Iraq...

I would add to the above a working class that was still aware of its working class status.

d.o.a. are from canada and you'd be hard pressed to find a band more punk than them.

yes, yes, DOA, No Means No, etc etc.

what has canada done for punk LATELY? bare naked ladies?

aids wolf.

where can I get me some aids wolf?