Punk: Attitude

All you need is one guy or girl

to stand up and say f*** this...

and everyone goes,

Voice of a Generation.

Thank you,

I've been thinking that.

I never had the guts

to stand up and say it...

and all of a sudden,

f*** this has a backbeat.

You know,

what John Lennon always said...

say what you mean and mean

what you say, put a beat to it... go.

You only need 5% or less...

to like embrace ideas

and change it...

you know, change the way

people think all over again.

There's always gonna be people who are

artistically inclined who are gonna...

somehow find something that

brings them into the same room...

where they're gonna exchange information

and they're then gonna take that out.

It becomes a lineage.

These people find each other

and this time-line grows.

This is a public service

Announcement

With guitars

Know your rights

All three of them

You're kickin' ass.

You're doing

something new...

and you don't give a sh*t

about f***ing commerciality...

and that's what punk is.

It's really kind of a philosophical thing

about how you look at some things.

Originally punk meant, you know, a guy

in prison who got f***ed up the ass...

and that's still what it

means to people in prison.

I think it starts with

Brando in the "Wild One".

The famous line from that of course was

"What are you rebelling against?"

And Brando turns to the camera and says,

"What have you got?"

The rebellious part of it

was very important because...

people get

too complacent.

Shake, baby, shake

Shake, baby, shake

And I think the fight against

that complacency is punk rock.

If you look a little

back you see...

it was in 50's rock

and roll is really punk.

Running across the mother f***ing

stage on one leg like this duck.

Like doing this duck walk sh*t and

some punk sh*t, you know what I mean?

Go, my coccon

There is your Mum's music and all

of a sudden here comes Elvis Presley.

Its always very important for like

iconoclastic artists to upset things.

Every culture, every century

has a handful of these dudes.

Guys and girls who go,

"Oh no, you don't"...

If you said, gonna crawl

I'm on the road again

The hippies were the real

punks if you ask me.

That was just as punk

rock as anything...

when everyone was against Vietnam

and they were doing their own thing...

and they were all having parties,

taking LSD at Woodstock and all that.

People were sort of

united against the war...

but they were united generally

against the establishment.

I always liked hippies, man.

I mean this country couldn't go

wrong with them. They're hippies.

You know,

they're not gonna hurt anybody.

They just wanna get high,

hear some music and f***, you know.

We wanted punk to

wipe out the hippies...

blow up the whole world of rock 'n' roll

and start all over again.

Too many tears dropped

For one mind, to be crying

When I was a kid they

used to call punk rock...

like, you know, like,

Lenny Kay's Nuggets...

you know those garage bands

that he came out with...

and that's what I thought

punk rock was.

In his liner notes he said...

well, you know, some critics have

referred to this as punk...

and right after that you just start

to sort of seeing that word a little bit.

They were kind of like, you know,

young kids, American kids...

that were trying to copy what

the Rolling Stones were doing...

and some of the other

English bands...

and weren't really as,

even as, professional as them.

What I'm doing

Yeah, you really got me now

You got me bedside at night

Yeah, you really got me now

I mean I grew up with

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