#60s proto punk

[d34dsatan]

The Wink-Wotts! or Wink-Wotts or even just Wotts for short!

they are a 60s proto punk band that stared in the 50s, lowkey based on the beatles a bit but mostly 60s proto punk bands, I have a playlist for them and two fictional albums! the fictional albums include real songs from that area cus they fit what I hear for the Wink-Wotts. The lore is huge, none of them are dead in the present year yet, and uhm.. yeah,, I will explain a bit of lore,,

Iggy born Iggy 'Cj' Smith on October 7th, 1940, to parents Casey Jones 'Cj' Smith and Hailey Smith, grew up rich due to his mom having her daddies money, life was pretty much normal, then in 1942 on November 10th, Iggy's brother Sid would be born as Sid 'John' Smith. They lived a pretty good life, Iggy having an IQ of 400-500 by the age of 10 and Sid having an interest in art from a young age. Sadly their dad would disappear after Sid's 10th birthday, never to be seen again. Their mother blaming them like a bitch.. Iggy being too smart for elementary, was put into 6th by the age of 9 and would graduate high school at the age of 15! He didn't go college tho because whats the point in it? He just wanted his diploma and works at a record store, but that wouldn't happen until he turned 18, but between the year of waiting to work, he would sneak out his house to gigs and shows with his uncle, James Smith, it helped Iggy getting an interest in music!

At that point, Iggy starts a band with his brother Sid and his cousins, Ronnie and Johnny! Theyre twins lol, born in 1941, March 26th.

Iggy is the front man but he can play piano, drums, bass, guitar, etc!

Sid mostly plays bass and does back up vocals

Ronnie plays guitar and Johnny is on drums.

:3 thats all

[kulturegroupie]

[gloomysundayxx]

[undergroundrockpress]

Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White / The Standells in 1966.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

HEAD CULTURE MEETS MOTOR CITY MANIA AT ITS MOST BEST-DRESSED.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1509x1766 -- Spotlight on a group portrait of American rock and roll/ proto-punk band, MC5 [MOTOR CITY 5], photographed by Raeanne Rubenstein, c. 1969.

PIC #2: The photograph was later repurposed for "MC5 Total Assault" (2018 UK/EU limited edition triple LP box set, released to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the world's most dangerous band, comprising the "Kick Out the Jams" [pressed on Red Vinyl], "Back in the USA" [White Vinyl] and "High Time" [Blue Vinyl] albums, issued in picture sleeves replicating the original artwork complete with a double-sided insert containing photos & essay by Jaan Uhelszki of "CREEM" Magazine, housed inside the hype-stickered picture slipcase.

Sources: https://wct.live/app/10789/enter-to-win-a-trip-mc5/sign-out & Rare Vinyl.

[metalcultbrigade]

The Stooges - The Stooges 05/08/1969

[ozkar-krapo]

The VELVET UNDERGROUND

"VU"

(LP. Verve rcds. 1984 / rec. 1968-69) [US]

[nastyphoenix]

The Velvet Underground in NYC, 1968.

Photo by Ken Greenberg

[randomvarious]

Today's compilation:

The Best of 60s Rock / Rockin' 60s 1986 / 1987 Garage Rock / Psychedelic Rock / Proto-punk / Blue-Eyed Soul / Pop-Rock / Hard Rock / Acid Rock

Well, if you thought that this would be a well-rounded and thoughtfully put together look back at 60s rock like Priority Records' Best of 50s Rock was, you'd be wrong, because rather than provide a collection of songs that were reflective of all the different strains of rock that had manifested throughout that decade, the label just leaned pretty hard on the adjacent branches of garage and psychedelic rock instead. And while those are two types of rock that are substantial and indispensably integral to those years, they're definitely not fully representative of the decade as a whole.

So with this album, you get a pretty terrific grip of songs, and each of them are a 'highlight,' but given how expansive the scope was for this series' 50s counterpart, this release's overall lack of variety ends up leaving a little bit to be desired.

And Humble Pie's "Hot & Nasty" may be a terrific piece of bluesy boogie rock too, in which Steve Marriott sports his higher-pitched and passionate Rod Stewart-inspired rasp, but it's also a song that actually happens to be from 1972! So, like, what is it even doing on here?! That's like putting The Beatles' "Love Me Do" on a 50s album, man! Do better, Priority!

Highlights:

The Lovin' Spoonful - "Summer in the City" Steppenwolf - "Magic Carpet Ride" Seeds - "Pushin' Too Hard" Count Five - "Psychotic Reaction" Standells - "Dirty Water" Box Tops - "The Letter" Joe Cocker - "Feelin' Alright" Humble Pie - "Hot & Nasty" Blues Magoos - "(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet" Shocking Blue - "Venus" Blue Cheer - "Summertime Blues" Outsiders - "Time Won't Let Me" Three Dog Night - "Eli's Coming" Monkees - "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone"

[shesmokes-inbed]

Iggy Pop

Gimme danger,little stranger

[d34dsatan]

MILLIONS AND GAZILLONS OF OCS I HAVE LMAOOO

ill make separate posts on them as theyre all based on my music taste

my art is very inconsistent guys, im so sorry

[bos-art-books]

i am currently looking for band recommendations, i am trying to fill up a mini field notes journal.

if you have any recommendations for these music genres i would really appreciate them!

- classic rock

- hard rock

- psychedelic rock

- punk rock

- post punk

- folk rock

- proto punk

- jazz

- funk

- psychedelic funk

- baroque

- classicism

[nothing-but-music-videos]

The Who perform "My Generation" on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967. Drummer Kieth Moon bribed a stage hand to load a gunpowder charge into one of his drums, leading to a much larger explosion than intended.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

FROM THE PERSONAL COLLECTION OF MICK JONES -- FROM THE ROCK N ROLL PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCHIVES.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on assorted pages from the 1977 fanzine put together by THE RINGS punk band, to promote their Chiswick Records single "I Wanna Be Free," featuring Twink.

The zine also includes much on punk precursors The Pink Fairies and a bit on The Pretty Things, plus a brief piece on Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd, and the Stars band in 1972, from the shelves of the Rock n roll Public Library and the personal collection of Mick Jones (THE CLASH, BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE).

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3429268594872618993.

[metalcultbrigade]

Wayne Kramer 30/04/1948 - 02/02/2024

[ozkar-krapo]

The VELVET UNDERGROUND

"The Boston Tea Party July 11th 1969"

(2LP. Room On Fire. ? / rec. 1969) [US]