who is the most influencial punk person?

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- johnnyvolume said...
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- 3 May 2007, 21:58
spudnik700 said:
the music's good so who cares?
bad brains are a bunch of fucking homophobic cunts, but shit the music is good.

the music is damn good

[quote][b][user]johnnyvolume[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]spudnik700[/user][/b] said: the music's good so who cares? bad brains are a bunch of fucking homophobic cunts, but shit the music is good.[/quote] the music is damn good[/quote]

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- Gophersmock said...
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- 4 May 2007, 16:20
You're right because I think Fat Mike is a fucking dipshit but I really enjoy his music.

[quote][b][user]Gophersmock[/user][/b] said: You're right because I think Fat Mike is a fucking dipshit but I really enjoy his music.[/quote]

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- hellfuhrer187 said...
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- 24 Jun 2010, 22:10
GG Allin

[quote][b][user]hellfuhrer187[/user][/b] said: GG Allin[/quote]

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- MikeWire6666 said...
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- 4 Jul 2010, 15:50
iggy pop

[quote][b][user]MikeWire6666[/user][/b] said: iggy pop[/quote]

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- urlkaavis said...
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- 27 Jul 2010, 21:03
punx think for themselfes and dont gain any influence!

beer and pot!

[quote][b][user]urlkaavis[/user][/b] said: punx think for themselfes and dont gain any influence![/quote]

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- GrimAxeman said...
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- 26 Aug 2010, 23:16
Jello Biafra, definitely.

[quote][b][user]GrimAxeman[/user][/b] said: Jello Biafra, definitely.[/quote]

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- FilupLees said...
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- 12 Dec 2010, 13:57
Kurt cobain was really influential, since one song defined alternative music for at least a decade. I'm not saying that it was a positive influence, but it changed culture drastically. Being a punk became fun and fashionable overnight. Ian mackaye was pretty influential with the culture, straight edge and what not as well as the music. When he pulled out of the dc hardcore the scene died pretty quickly. Then he went on to make the stuff that's now called original emo, which was damn good until it left dc. Refused in general have redefined a lot of the sound over the last 10 years. But it's hard to point at a single individual from that band and unlike the previous 2 mentioned they only changed the sound, not the culture

[quote][b][user]FilupLees[/user][/b] said: Kurt cobain was really influential, since one song defined alternative music for at least a decade. I'm not saying that it was a positive influence, but it changed culture drastically. Being a punk became fun and fashionable overnight. Ian mackaye was pretty influential with the culture, straight edge and what not as well as the music. When he pulled out of the dc hardcore the scene died pretty quickly. Then he went on to make the stuff that's now called original emo, which was damn good until it left dc. Refused in general have redefined a lot of the sound over the last 10 years. But it's hard to point at a single individual from that band and unlike the previous 2 mentioned they only changed the sound, not the culture[/quote]

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- AnnaCruz said...
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- 28 Dec 2010, 05:25
Joey Ramone
Sid Vicious
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✖Anna Cruz!

[quote][b][user]AnnaCruz[/user][/b] said: Joey Ramone Sid Vicious ........................[/quote]

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- Min0r-threat said...
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- 28 Jan 2011, 20:55
No one has mentioned Darby Crash yet

I'm Honestly, I Don't Know

[quote][b][user]Min0r-threat[/user][/b] said: No one has mentioned Darby Crash yet[/quote]

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- WIGILOCO said...
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- 30 Mar 2011, 17:47
Jello Biafra!

[quote][b][user]WIGILOCO[/user][/b] said: Jello Biafra![/quote]

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- WIGILOCO said...
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- 30 Mar 2011, 17:48
Jello Biafra!

[quote][b][user]WIGILOCO[/user][/b] said: Jello Biafra![/quote]

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- trip2012 said...
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- 4 May 2011, 01:13
For me personally, I'd say Stza, Jesse Michaels, or Tim Armstrong, but only because I'm into ska-core. but as for basic punk I'd say Joey Ramone

[quote][b][user]trip2012[/user][/b] said: For me personally, I'd say Stza, Jesse Michaels, or Tim Armstrong, but only because I'm into ska-core. but as for basic punk I'd say Joey Ramone[/quote]

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- Oecking95 said...
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- 22 May 2011, 21:44
Sid Vicious and Joe Strummer

[quote][b][user]Oecking95[/user][/b] said: Sid Vicious and Joe Strummer [/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 9 Jul 2011, 22:08
Hayley Williams

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Hayley Williams[/quote]

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- Rotten_NOFXer said...
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- 14 Jul 2011, 13:27
Jello Biafra

Second, Greg Graffin.

School is practice for future life, practice makes perfect and nobodys perfect, so why practice?

Billie Joe Armstrong

[quote][b][user]Rotten_NOFXer[/user][/b] said: Jello Biafra Second, Greg Graffin.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 28 Oct 2011, 11:55
Jello Biafra & Joe Strummer

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: [artist]Jello Biafra[/artist] & [artist]Joe Strummer[/artist][/quote]

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