New Admiral Crumple - Catharsis - Toronto anthem chorus, anti-escort, anti-coke dealer, lots of gun shot noises, grimy piano beat, Nas shout out!

[Crumple]

Black people invented Punk. Probably Metal, too, but I'm not sure

How did black people invent punk?

MC5 and Iggy Pop were the first punk bands and they were white.

People need to stop brining up race with me. I'm sick of it. I can't have any mature conversation on coli about race issues. It never works - the minute I have an opinion I get called Cac. And that bothers me. I do not deal with any race issues on coli no more. Only hip hop. It's scary. And there are racists towards whites here - I've been called Cac and called out for no reason.

I just want to talk about hip hop.

 

[Crumple]

I spent 23 minute replying to people today. Let's focus on my new joint - the main topic of this topic!

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

The CULTURE

 

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

Thank you, if you like what I wrote here - check out the track on the first page. I write all my rhymes and they have the same empowering themes.

I listen to your music brother. I understand what everybody is saying to you, it's a little different with me ..I respect you're for the culture.

And again, no dog in this fight.

 

[TripleAgent]

How did black people invent punk?

MC5 and Iggy Pop were the first punk bands and they were white.

People need to stop brining up race with me. I'm sick of it. I can't have any mature conversation on coli about race issues. It never works - the minute I have an opinion I get called Cac. And that bothers me. I do not deal with any race issues on coli no more. Only hip hop. It's scary. And there are racists towards whites here - I've been called Cac and called out for no reason.

I just want to talk about hip hop.

History of Punk & Alt-Rock

Carnegie Hall's history of African American Music. Learn more about how punk & alt-rock fits into the timeline and the influence of rock.

timeline.carnegiehall.org

These sounds, lyrical themes, and the live theatrical performance aesthetic resonated with and inspired a few Black rockers, who became a part of the proto-punk scene. The brothers Bobby, David and Dannis Hackney formed one of the early proto-punk bands in 1973, naming the band Death. Growing up in Detroit, the band’s musical taste was eclectic. They were attracted to the rhythms of Detroit’s industrial sounds as well as the sounds of R&B, gospel, soul, funk, Motown, reggae, Alice Cooper, and the rock touring groups performing and recording in Detroit such as The Who and the Rolling Stones. Operating outside the white, proto-punk underground scene in the city, Death created a unique, hard-rocking aggressive sound characterized by complex rhythmic structures, percussive vocal timbres, varying instrumental qualities and tinges of rhythm and blues.