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A hand-painted sign above him reads “punks only,” but it’s tongue-in-cheek.
GMs, and coaches NOT have the chance to talk to punks like Carter before they try to decide if they are going to be an asset to a team or jail bait?
Money was scarce even without the lowered wages for women, so in the time-honored tradition of punks everywhere, the Teddy Girls filled out their wardrobes with DIY, secondhand clothes, and even garments shared between friends.
The blustery instrumentation on “Ugly Day,” for example, should win over newly converted punks obsessed with superclean contemporary hardcore bands, and Nolen’s relaxed, understated singing coats the music with a sugary glaze.
Source: https://chicagoreader.com/music/footballhead-alt-rock/
The painting featuring Margaret Thatcher is one of the most confrontational pieces, with the former Prime Minister wearing a swastika medallion and holding two skulls whilst being shouted at by two punks and obscenities scrawled into the canvas.
The Saturday was partly marred by battles between Mods, punks and skinheads and rockers.
Source: https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/23555564.rocking-t-park-gig-green-loch-lomond/?ref=rss
Until the weather dealt a cruel blow to Cruel World, the day had been a gorgeous celebration for young punks, old New Wavers, and goths of indetermination age, there to enjoy the best of the alternative rock that arrived in the late ’70s and ’80s.
We called ours “studios” and they became a huge part of our lives starting when we were teenaged punks.
Source: https://www.reddeeradvocate.com/opinion/hays-daze-everybody-needs-a-clubhouse/