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The get-up and the transgression of musicians arouse the hostility of politicians and journalists who denounce the degeneration of youth. But the punk spreads and groups are multiplying. A part of the youth identifies itself with this cultural challenge and the Vulgate punk.<\/p>\n
In the punk culture, everyone is encouraged to take action: on stage during a concert, to create a group, to write a fanzine. Cultural practices then have to democratize and spread. The cultural production process is attacked\u00a0since everyone can become a creator. Punk breaks with the culture based on the show, passivity, and consumption.<\/p>\n
The punk movement emerged after the failure of the contestation of the 1970s with struggles for sexual liberation, women, and homosexuals relying on provocation. His struggles attack norms and social constraints radically. In France, the strikers of Lip experiments with self-management.<\/p>\n
In Larzac, a movement opposes to the military government projects. In Plogoff, opposition to nuclear developments. In Italy, the challenge is radicalized with the development of an autonomous movement. The workers are organizing outside parties and trade unions to fight against the factory.![\"\"](\"http:\/\/6toplists.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/the-strokes.jpg\")
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The autonomes are based on the desire and spontaneity to build a movement that is shaking the capitalist order. In England and the United States, the Black liberation movement leads to riots. The political radicalization led to more violent practices. It is in this context of struggle, creativity, spontaneity, and violence that punk rock emerges.<\/p>\n
The beginnings of punk are characterized by a political vacuum. The search for pleasure is not followed by any critical reflection. In the absence of an alternative project, the punk can then be recovered and commodified. Yet punk gradually attaches to political awareness. “The role of the artist is to describe the era to put reality in the faces of people so they do not forget it” says musician Joe Strummer.<\/p>\n
To learn more about the punk subculture and how it evolved, take a break and read this Wikipedia article<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Many punk bands who succeeded are associated with a cultural industry. But other musicians prefer economic independence. The Crass label claims to save the punk spirit against cynicism and market recovery. Yet independent or commercial discs and music are always subject to a financial transaction.<\/p>\n Let’s now investigate the top ten albums of this rebellious, youthful and unique genre:<\/p>\n P<\/p>\n unk in the soul, Miss Patti, although the album, ultimately, is much more pure rock (and brainy, influenced Baudelaire \/ Rimbaud \/ Peter Reich) that punk.<\/p>\n Patti Smith released another famous album called Easter, click here<\/a> and order it via Amazon!<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n What to say? Produced by John Cale (read more about him here<\/a>), Horses is a phenomenal record, intellectual and wild at the same time. And I sincerely believe that, as the next album, it really deserves its place here. It is not punk, not really, but it’s proto-punk, a record that really helped the punk movement to create, to spread. In a word, worship! Best Song: Free Money<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\n10. Horses, Patti Smith (1975)<\/h2>\n