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Punk Rock: A youth sub culture in the 1970s

Juhos Anikó

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This thesis examines the punk rock in the 1970s. Punk was a youth sub culture that time, having an ideological notion which was about the do-it-yourself project (being individual). I will prove that this ideology failed when bands began to engage themselves with big music labels. I will demonstrate that punk’s alternation into mainstream music got inevitable as soon as the music industry realized the punk and its youth consumers could gain money.

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This thesis examines the punk rock in the 1970s. Punk was a youth sub culture that time, having an ideological notion which was about the do-it-yourself project (being individual). I will prove that this ideology failed when bands began to engage themselves with big music labels. I will demonstrate that punk’s alternation into mainstream music got inevitable as soon as the music industry realized the punk and its youth consumers could gain money.

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This thesis examines the punk rock in the 1970s. Punk was a youth sub culture that time, having an ideological notion which was about the do-it-yourself project (being individual). I will prove that this ideology failed when bands began to engage themselves with big music labels. I will demonstrate that punk’s alternation into mainstream music got inevitable as soon as the music industry realized the punk and its youth consumers could gain money.

Key concepts: Punk, Mainstream, Ideology, Youth culture, Media studies, Sociology, Aesthetics, Politics

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