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No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion (2003), Rhino. 4CD |
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Posted: 08-03-2008, 11:48
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риполов-любитель Group: News makers Posts: 12604 Warn:0% |
ага, вот вам, получите уже не нафталина, а дуста жгучего! thanks кому бы вы думали? Disc: 1
Disc: 2
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Like all the great rock revolutions, punk was fueled by singles. Sure, there were a lot of tremendous albums, but all the artists that cut great LPs also had great 7"s -- and in the case of Television and Patti Smith, they had independent singles released prior to their first albums that never appeared on their debuts. Since rock criticism tends to be album-driven, singles tend to get slightly overlooked, and since punk is a rock critic's favorite, some revisionist historians paint the era as fueled by albums, not singles. Rhino's excellent four-disc No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion corrects that error by focusing on the singles, winding up with a one-stop introduction and summary of the era that is as good as Loud, Fast & Out of Control, their similar set on early rock & roll... |
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Posted: 08-03-2008, 11:49
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риполов-любитель Group: News makers Posts: 12604 Warn:0% |
...The compilers have bent the rules of punk slightly, deciding to include proto-punkers like New York Dolls, the Stooges, the Dictators, and Jonathan Richman, and then to not present the cuts in a strictly chronological order. This benefits the album, since these artists are in the same spirit of the bands they inspired, and the sequencing plays like a great mixtape. Rhino has also evenly balanced the set between American and British punk, including both early hardcore punkers the Dead Kennedys and British pub rock renegades like Nick Lowe and Ian Dury in equal measure. Though there's a bit of difference between "California Über Alles" and "Heart of the City," they deserve to be paired on this set because they both were genuinely independent, exciting 45s that crackled with energy and captured the spirit of punk, albeit in different ways. And that's what makes No Thanks! work so well -- it illustrates how diverse punk and new wave were in the late '70s, but it places a premium on adventure and excitement, which means even artier bands like Pere Ubu and Suicide come across as pure rock & roll. If there is any flaw to the box, it's that most record collectors will already own the lion's share of these songs -- in fact, if they own Rhino's previous 1993 multi-disc punk retrospective D.I.Y., they'll own no less than 53 of these songs (an additional 14 songs have appeared on other Rhino titles, making for a grand total of 67 of 100 songs already released by Rhino). While this is undoubtedly a problem for some collectors, it is also true that it functions more as an overview for fans that don't already own a bunch of this on CD, and on that level it can't be faulted. True, this may contain no tracks from the Sex Pistols, since John Lydon refused them permission (allegedly because Rhino chose not to release the 2002 Sex Pistols box set in the States), but every other major player is here, and the music here is so good they're not missed at all. Finally, if a collector is wondering whether it's worth the expense to buy this box, there are three rare singles that make their debut here: the aforementioned Television and Patti Smith singles, "Little Johnny Jewel" and "Hey Joe [version]," plus an early single version of the Pretenders' "The Wait." (Note: "Little Johnny Jewel" was released nearly simultaneously on an expanded reissue of Television's Marquee Moon.) For those that can afford it, that's reason enough to pick up the set.
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Posted: 08-03-2008, 21:59
(post 3, #825876)
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меломан Group: Prestige Posts: 18022 Warn:0% |
по названию темы, обрадовался, а облом |
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Posted: 09-03-2008, 17:43
(post 4, #825990)
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риполов-любитель Group: News makers Posts: 12604 Warn:0% |
беда... сочувствую а сборник для тех у кого хвост пистолетом и секс, само собой разумеется... |
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Posted: 09-03-2008, 18:45
(post 5, #826003)
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eraser Group: Netlab Soldier Posts: 2855 Warn:0% |
Нафталин для прог-роковой моли,дуст для панкующих, колороадских жуков! Все время поражаюсь,кто так умно, составляет там сборники Нету моей любимой,деффочки Wendy O Williams & Plasmatics! |
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Posted: 09-03-2008, 22:13
(post 6, #826041)
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Posted: 09-03-2008, 22:17
(post 7, #826043)
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меломан Group: Prestige Posts: 18022 Warn:0% |
OlCh они обязаны были включить в сборник sex pistols.. Название 70s punk rebellion просто говорит само за себя.. Но им видимо просто не дали
Надо будет узнать у Киллера, что у него есть из Sex Pistols |
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Posted: 09-03-2008, 22:23
(post 8, #826046)
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proRock Group: Netlab Soldier Posts: 25100 Warn:0% |
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Posted: 10-03-2008, 00:47
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eraser Group: Netlab Soldier Posts: 2855 Warn:0% |
как я в мексиканском джазе! Заметь,это не первый,такой косой сборник. |
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Posted: 10-03-2008, 07:52
(post 10, #826134)
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риполов-любитель Group: News makers Posts: 12604 Warn:0% |
и действительно, ну что это за маркетологи, которые не спросивши Васю Пупкина из Урюпинска такое лепят? |
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Posted: 10-03-2008, 08:59
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Posted: 10-03-2008, 09:05
(post 12, #826146)
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The Rock Primer edited by John Collis Penguin Books 1980 Picked by Ian Birch Punk: [Essential] Albums (1970s only) Third World War*: Third World War The Modern Lovers: The Modern Lovers New York Dolls: New York Dolls, Volumes 1 and 2 Ramones: Ramones Patti Smith: Horses The Damned: Damned Damned Damned The Clash: The Clash The Sex Pistols*: Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols Various Artists (Slaughter and the Dogs*, The Unwanted*, Wire, The Adverts, Johnny Moped*, Eater*, X Ray Spex, Buzzcocks): The Roxy London WC2 (January-April 1977) The Afrika Korps*: Music to Kill By Siouxsie and the Banshees: The Scream Punk: [Essential] Singles (1970s only) Richard Hell: Blank Generation EP (1976) The Saints: (I'm) Stranded (1976) Buzzcocks: Spiral Scratch** (1977) The Heartbreakers: Chinese Rocks/Born to Lose (1977) Public Image*: Public Image (1978) *Artists and an **essential song (in Ian Birch opinion) not presented on compilation "No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion". |
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Posted: 14-03-2008, 01:01
(post 13, #826939)
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No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion, 2003 Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the '80s Underground, 2004 182 songs. |
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