List of 1970s punk rock musicians
Appearance
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This is a list of notable first wave punk rock musicians (1971–1979).
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[edit]- Abrasive Wheels
- Adam & the Ants
- The Adicts
- Adolescents (band)
- The Adverts
- Agent Orange (band)
- Alex Harvey (musician)
- The Alley Cats (Los Angeles)
- Alternative TV
- Amazorblades
- Amebix
- Angelic Upstarts
- Angry Samoans
- Anti-Nowhere League
- Anti-Pasti
- Au Pairs
- The Avengers
- Art Attacks
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[edit]- Bad Brains
- Bags[1]
- Big Balls and the Great White Idiot
- Big Boys
- Big in Japan
- Black Flag
- Black Randy and the Metrosquad
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- The Blockheads
- Blondie
- The Boomtown Rats
- The Boys
- Bush Tetras
- The Business
- Buzzcocks
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[edit]- Catholic Discipline
- Cardiac Kidz
- Channel 3
- Charged GBH
- Chelsea
- The Cheifs
- Cherry Vanilla
- China White
- Christian Death
- Chrome
- Chron Gen
- Circle Jerks
- Circus Mort
- The Clash
- Cock Sparrer
- Cockney Rejects
- James Chance and the Contortions
- The Controllers
- The Cortinas
- The Cramps
- Crass
- Crime
- Crime & the City Solution
D
[edit]- The Damned
- Darby Crash
- The Dead Boys
- Dead Kennedys
- Death (protopunk band)
- Defunkt
- Descendents
- Desperate Bicycles
- Devo
- The Dickies
- The Dictators
- The Dils
- The Diodes
- Discharge
- Disorder
- DMZ
- DNA
- D.O.A.
- The Dogs
- Destroy All Monsters
- The Drones
- Ian Dury
E
[edit]- The East Coast Angels
- Eater
- Ebba Grön
- Eddie and the Hot Rods
- The Electric Eels
- Elvis Costello and the Attractions
- The Exploited
- Elton Motello
F
[edit]- Faith No More
- The Fall
- Fang
- Fatal Microbes
- The Fast
- Fastbacks
- Fear
- The Feederz
- Flamin' Groovies
- The Flesh Eaters
- The Fleshtones
- The Flowers of Romance
- Flyboys
- Forgotten Rebels
- Flipper
- The Flys (UK band)
- The Freeze
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[edit]- Magazine
- The Mau-Mau's
- MC5
- The Mekons
- The Mentally Ill
- The Members
- The Membranes
- Mentors
- Métal Urbain
- MDC
- Middle Class
- Milk 'N' Cookies
- Mink DeVille
- Minutemen
- Misfits
- Misspent Youth (band)
- Mission of Burma
- The Modern Lovers
- Jon Moss
- The Mutants
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[edit]- Necros
- Negative Trend
- Neon Boys
- Neon Hearts
- Nervous Gender
- The New Order (band)
- New York Dolls
- Nina Hagen Band
- The Nipple Erectors
- The Now
- The Nuns
- Neo (British band)
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[edit]- The Pagans
- Patti Smith
- The Partisans
- Pere Ubu
- Penetration
- Peter and the Test Tube Babies
- The Plague
- Plasmatics
- Poison Idea
- Poison Girls
- The Police
- Pork Dukes
- The Prefects
- Public Image Ltd
- Punishment of Luxury
- Pure Hell
- The Punks
- Pylon
Q
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[edit]- Radio Birdman
- Radio Stars
- Ramones[2]
- The Reactionaries
- Really Red
- The Replacements
- The Rezillos
- Rhino 39
- Riff Regan
- Rikki and the Last Days of Earth
- Rocket from the Tombs
- The Ruts
- The Radiators from Space
- The Runaways
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[edit]- The Saints
- Scars
- The Screamers
- Sex Pistols
- Sham 69
- The Shapes
- Shattered Faith
- The Shirts
- Siouxsie and the Banshees
- The Sillies
- Skids
- Skrewdriver
- The Skulls
- Slaughter & The Dogs
- The Slits
- Sniper
- Social Distortion
- Sonic's Rendezvous Band
- The Specials
- Special Duties
- The Spitfire Boys
- Spizzenergi
- Splodgenessabounds
- Steve Bjorklund
- Stiff Little Fingers
- Stinky Toys
- The Stooges
- The Stranglers
- Subhumans (UK)
- Subhumans (Canada)
- Suburban Lawns
- Suburban Studs
- Subway Sect
- Suicide
- The Suicide Commandos
- Swell Maps
T
[edit]- T.S.O.L.
- The Table
- Teenage Head
- Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
- The Teen Idles
- Television
- Talking Heads
- Toy Dolls
- Toxic Reasons
- The Tubes
- Tubeway Army
- Tuff Darts
- Tuxedomoon
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[edit]- The Vandals
- The Varukers
- Venus and the Razorblades
- The Vibrators
- Vice Squad
- The Viletones
- Void
- (Richard Hell and) the Voidoids
- VOM
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[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "On Alice Bag's new album, 'Blueprint,' an original L.A. punk sets out to correct the historical record". Los Angeles Times. 2018-03-27. Retrieved 2024-02-24.
- ^ "Iggy and the Stooges' Raw Power Created the Blueprint for Punk Rock". 2023-02-07. Retrieved 2024-02-24.