Chapter
The Punk Movement
50:28 - 53:30 (03:02)
A discussion about the true punk movement and how it relates to Green Day's perceived punk identity. The conversation delves into the idea of punks sticking their middle finger up to money and what it means to be a true punk.
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The punk aesthetic of the 80s was all about homemade clothing and accessories, including Black Sharpie designs, adding safety pins, and fraying jackets.
50:28 - 51:18 (00:50)
Summary
The punk aesthetic of the 80s was all about homemade clothing and accessories, including Black Sharpie designs, adding safety pins, and fraying jackets. This homemade aesthetic also extended to the music and appealed to many, including those too afraid to fully embrace it.
ChapterThe Punk Movement
EpisodeSelects: A Brief Overview of Punk Rock
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Comedian Jim Gaffigan questions whether or not Green Day is truly a punk band, recalling his initial impressions of their music and sound.
51:18 - 52:46 (01:28)
Summary
Comedian Jim Gaffigan questions whether or not Green Day is truly a punk band, recalling his initial impressions of their music and sound.
ChapterThe Punk Movement
EpisodeSelects: A Brief Overview of Punk Rock
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The conversation revolves around punk culture and its resistance to money in the music industry, although some punk bands have given in to the lure of money.
52:46 - 53:30 (00:44)
Summary
The conversation revolves around punk culture and its resistance to money in the music industry, although some punk bands have given in to the lure of money.