In the mid-seventies, Malcolm McLaren, the manager of the Sex-Pistols and co-opted the word to describe the image and sound he fashioned for the band,but historically The Ramones and The New York Dolls are considered to be the first embodiments of true Punk.
However, the word "punk" was first used to describe a musical style by Dave Marsh in Creem magazine in the early 1970s, in reference to the bands on the Nuggets compilation LP, which was put together by Lenny Kaye (of Patti Smith's band) to highlight the largely negelected and forgotten acts of the mid-1960s, such as The Seeds, The Chocolate Watchband, ? & the Mysterians, The Standells, etc, as well as the countless other teen garage bands who never even had a sniff at the charts.
punks is a term for a group of young hooligans
A bindle punk is another term for a bindle stiff - a collection of hobos, misfits, or criminals.
They are technically both. Their first few albums were most punk pop, but their latest stuff has been punk rock.
The first time the term Wacko Jacko was used was in 1983 by the press.
No, they were not. The very, very first punk bands (what some people call "proto-punk") were the Stooges and the MC5 from Detroit. The first punk scene got started in New York City. The name "punk" was coined in New York City by writer Legs McNeil. He and a whole bunch of other artists and musicians were hanging out at the nightclubs CBGB's and Max Kansas City. These two clubs became the epicenter of the first punk scene. CBGB's and Max's were basically the petri dishes in which punk rock formed and grew. Although the very, very first punk bands were from Detroit, punk first became a musical movement in New York City. The Ramones were not the first punk band from New York City, either. The New York Dolls were playing together about 2 to 3 years or so before the Ramones formed. The New York Dolls would probably most accurately be called the first New York punk band. Some people call the Velvet Underground the first New York punk band. However, Lou Reed (singer/songwriter for the Velvet Underground) has consistently denied that his band was a punk band.
The term "punk rock" was first used in the early to mid-1970s to describe the aggressive, raw, hard-edged music of disgruntled working-class British youth.
punks is a term for a group of young hooligans
A bindle punk is another term for a bindle stiff - a collection of hobos, misfits, or criminals.
the term was first used by Harold hardradar
In a strict sense it is a musical style, but the term is now often used to describe a particular fashion and culture.
One of the first hard rock songs was performed by The Kinks, an English rock band. Their song titled "You Really Got Me" came out in 1964. The band's album was released in the United States, but had three tracks omitted.
The first use of the term "advertising" was used in the year 1655!
because Randy Orton used CM Punk's theme song first
When someone calls you a punk, it typically means they are trying to insult you by suggesting that you are disrespectful, rebellious, or have a bad attitude. The term "punk" is often used in a derogatory way to belittle someone's character or behavior.
When someone says "shut up punk," they are using aggressive language to tell someone to be quiet, often with disrespect or hostility towards that person. The term "punk" is sometimes used as an insult to imply that the person is weak or rebellious in a negative way.
New York Dolls, first true punk band
They are technically both. Their first few albums were most punk pop, but their latest stuff has been punk rock.