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Punk Rock Concert Experience
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The speaker shares their experience going to a punk rock concert in a tiny room with a small stage and witnessing the intense energy and chaos of the crowd. They also discuss their transition from being a Beatles fan to a fan of bands like Rush and Fugazi.
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