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The New Wave of British Heavy Metal - Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Motörhead - and punk rock were developing around the same time. Post-hardcore wouldn't be invented until the mid-1980s.

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What does post punk mean and how does it differ from punk?

Post Punk is a genre that developed after the initial boom of punk. The bands associated with the genre took the DIY ethics of punk and started to experiment with the punk sounds. A perfect example of post-punk is Public Image Ltd. This band featured Johnny Rotten (aka John Lydon)of sex pistols fame. The band was very experimental and added dub influences and krautrock to the punk sound. Basically Post-Punk is a smart experimental version of punk that originated around 1978. Examples: Joy Division, Public Image Ltd, Magazine, Gang of Four, The Fall, The Birthday Party


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How many type of rock music?

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What is punk metal?

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Is flyleaf a punk band?

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What are all the types of rock bands?

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When was Punk Goes Metal created?

Punk Goes Metal was created on 2000-08-01.


How many kind of rock music?

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Is Metallica punk?

nope its Heavy Metal, Metal, Hard Rock.As musicians, they have punk influences, but their early music is thrash.


Are heavy metal and rock under the same category?

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