Are you still here today because of punk? We're proud to say the same.
Comments & Reviews
Salvez1/22/2009
It really did. I've had this as my motto for years. I almost joined the military in 1991, but instead started playing guitar in a punk band...and never looked back.
xrugratx11/20/2007
Better than the "Quality Marketed Rebellion" sticker IMO. Punk rock music did save a lot of kids-- The mainstream emergence of things like studs and spikes doesn't make it any less a valuable outlet for anger and frustration at the systems which oppress you, as well as an amazing way to open yourself up to new ideas.
Comments & Reviews
It really did. I've had this as my motto for years. I almost joined the military in 1991, but instead started playing guitar in a punk band...and never looked back.
Better than the "Quality Marketed Rebellion" sticker IMO. Punk rock music did save a lot of kids-- The mainstream emergence of things like studs and spikes doesn't make it any less a valuable outlet for anger and frustration at the systems which oppress you, as well as an amazing way to open yourself up to new ideas.
I will plaster this onto everything ever.