>Alright we made the perfect debut. Time to make vampire rock for the rest of our career.

Tastelet post.

Rat scabies

Scat rabies

>>127268630 (OP)
They really didn't start making "Vampire Music" until after Machine Gun Etiquette.
Music For Pleasure and Machine Gun Etiquette are just as punk as the debut.

Pure rock and roll in the most punk way

>>127272082
That describes Screaming Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends.
>Bet you didn't know that Jeff beck and Jimmy Page played punk rock, did you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ISLyD7gmgE

They were too talented to limit themselves to the confines of punk, many such cases

>>127272544
I like screaming lord sutch

The Damned

Distinctions Not Cost-Effective [1980s]: More like The Darned.

>>127275048
In the earliest days punk and new wave were just umbrella terms for a huge range of underground rock that had little in common except being raw and uncomercial and making its own rules, whether it was simple rock n roll or arty avant-rock. It was also put in the same bag. It wasn't until the British bands put a more explicit rebellious working class attitude into the mix that the music developed an identifiable style and culture that critics and scenesters could define and police, and "punk" and "new wave" started to become divergent things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtZ3zuW2d1c