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FREE Fire and Water

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THE STOOGES



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YES Fragile

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THE STOOGES



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Always an interesting gander at J. Gunning's spins, this one prompting a revelatory appreciation of the avant-garde element that the Stooges brought to their eponymous debut that followed the exploding inevitable of Andy Warhol's THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO. (John Cale's viola was present for both.)
Asheton's sonic chords supplanted those of Lou Reed's string work - at least in their cacophony yield.

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WILLIAM DeVAUGHN Be Thankful For What You Got

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... Always an interesting gander at J. Gunning's spins, this one prompting a revelatory appreciation of the avant-garde element that the Stooges brought to their eponymous debut that followed the exploding inevitable of Andy Warhol's THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO. (John Cale's viola was present for both.)
Asheton's sonic chords supplanted those of Lou Reed's string work - at least in their cacophony yield.

Don't forget BLUE CHEER also making prescient records like STOOGES or MC5...

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... Always an interesting gander at J. Gunning's spins, this one prompting a revelatory appreciation of the avant-garde element that the Stooges brought to their eponymous debut that followed the exploding inevitable of Andy Warhol's THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO. (John Cale's viola was present for both.)
Asheton's sonic chords supplanted those of Lou Reed's string work - at least in their cacophony yield.

Don't forget BLUE CHEER also making prescient records like STOOGES or MC5...

...and even earlier, the Who, Allhallowsday. Ron Asheton is said to have paid a 1965 visit to England where he saw the proto-punk group play. (It's a good thing he apparently chose to do so then, otherwise he would've had a long wait until the Who's watershed docking in New York in March of 1967 - or sometime even thereafter.)

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...and even earlier, the Who, Allhallowsday. Ron Asheton is said to have paid a 1965 visit to England where he saw the proto-punk group play. (It's a good thing he apparently chose to do so then, otherwise he would've had a long wait until the Who's watershed docking in New York in March of 1967 - or sometime even thereafter.)

I agree that THE WHO are the first truly Hardcore band, but early enough to be also "Mod" and "Brit Invasion".

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SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES Once Upon a Time- The Singles

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KOU CHOU CHING Kou! It's Coming Out!!!

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LED ZEPPELIN Houses of the Holy

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AMY WINEHOUSE Frank

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FLEETWOOD MAC Fleetwood Mac

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