History of Punk Rock..The mistaken for “retarded boys” at a gas station in rural Texas.

Rooted in 1960s garage rock, punk bands rejected the perceived excesses of mainstream 1970s rock music. They typically produced short, fast-paced songs with hard-edged melodies and singing styles, stripped-down instrumentation, and often shouted political, anti-establishment lyrics.
Punk's sonic foundations were laid down in New York City by the same people who established the beginnings of punk style: artists like Lou Reed, the Ramones, Suicide, and the New York Dolls who wanted to strip away the bloat rock had accumulated in the psychedelic era and return it to something purer.

In its most nascent form, punk rock is non-conformist, characterized by short formats, fast tempos, distorted riffs, stripped-down instrumentation, and shouted lyrics. 
Traditionally, Punk is characterized by its anti-establishment sentiment. Unlike rock at that time, punk rejected standard beliefs and looked to defy cultural norms. The fast, loose, and manic music created an Traditionally, 

Punk is characterized by its anti-establishment sentiment. Unlike rock at that time, punk rejected standard beliefs and looked to defy cultural norms. The fast, loose, and manic music created an authentic outlet that beautifully encapsulated the raw emotions, attitude, and beliefs of its listeners. outlet that beautifully encapsulated the raw emotions, attitude, and beliefs of its listeners.
Complicated guitar solos–a statement in traditional rock–turned into plain, basic guitar breaks.15 Jun 2022

The message of Punk was thus anti-mainstream, anti-establishment, anti-commercial, and very angry. As did early Hip Hop in the United States, Punk Rock embodied a “Do-It-Yourself” or “DIY” attitude. Many bands were self-produced and self-recorded.

What was the 1st punk song?

Our first three installments have thoughtfully and credibly outlined why the Johnny Burnette Trio's “The Train Kept A-Rollin'” or the Ronettes' “Be My Baby” or “Strange Things Happening Everyday” by Sister Rosetta Tharpe are the First Punk Song Ever (a distinction that absolutely warrants the caps).

Who is the father of punk rock?

Iggy Pop

— better known by his stage persona, Iggy Pop — has earned a reputation as “the Godfather of Punk.” This is thanks mostly to his tenure as the frontman of the proto-punk band the Stooges, but also because his reckless, sui generis stage presence embodied a gleeful but slightly scary abandon that became synonymous with

Was Nirvana a punk band?

Nirvana's musical style has been mainly described as grunge, punk rock, and alternative rock. They have also been labeled as hard rock. Characterized by their punk aesthetic, Nirvana fused pop melodies with noise.

Green Day

Green Day didn't invent pop-punk. The likes of The Ramones, the Buzzcocks and Descendents had all mixed buzzsaw punk energy with infectious pop hooks before, but it was Green Day that exploded the form into the mainstream – where it's remained ever since.

994’s Dookie completely reshaped the post-Nirvana musical landscape, but the trio weren’t content with just the one culturally significant album. Released a full decade later, the politically-charged punk opera American Idiot redefined what a band from a punk rock background could do, inspiring a whole new generation in the process.

There’s certainly a case to say that Green Day influenced every even vaguely pop-punk flavoured band that came after, but here are 11 artists who owe more than most to the Berkeley veterans…

Is Green Day punk or emo?

NO! Green Day started out as a small pop punk band in the East Bay in the mid/late 80s, and exploded in the mainstream in the mid 90s with their blend of power pop and punk and influenced from bands like Hüsker Dü and the Kinks. Emo, or emotional hardcore, emerged on the other side of the U.S. in DC in the mid 1980s.

In conclusion, there is no conclusion. Having spent the past eight months sniffing the fumes of punk rock, we learned a few things, that the Ramones were once mistaken for “retarded boys” at a gas station in rural Texas.