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"Lumped in with the punk explosion of 77, Television were no three-chord heroes. What set them and their New York contemporaries apart was diversity and stronger links to the past..."
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"Brian Eno once stated that, despite hardly anyone buying this album on its release, everyone that did buy it seemed to have formed a band..."

"You know the score, from the tumbling naivety of "Denis", to the widescreen bluster of "Atomic" or "Union City Blue", they couldn't put a stiletto wrong..."
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1970s American band who influenced a host of rock, pop and metal groups, including KISS, Blondie, The Ramones, XTC, Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses and Morrissey...

"They were the original punk rock band," according to CBGB's owner Hilly Kristal in Rolling Stone magazine. "...the consistency and meaning of their name is greater than anybody in the punk rock field..."

New York's most chart-friendly new wave band. Their crossover appeal continues to this day.
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Seminal New York art rock band in the 1960s and early 1970s, closely associated with Andy Warhol, who produced their legendary debut The Velvet Underground and Nico.
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American band formed by David Byrne in 1974. Throughout their career they covered a broad range of musical genres, from art-funk to polyrhythmic worldbeat explorations and simple, melodic guitar pop.
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Poet, musician and political activist often termed 'The High Priestess of Punk'...
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One of the key figures in the development of early Hip Hop, Herc is credited as being the first DJ to cut between records on the break.
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One of Hip Hop's 'founding fathers', Grand Master Flash laid down the core techniques of turntablism – and went on make some of the genre’s most influential and memorable early recordings...
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