Name of production: Punk is Dead
Presenter names: Alex Raynes, Will
Hewitt
Punk is Dead
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Dialogue/ FX/ MUSIC information
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Jingle Fades in
then out
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Alex
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Welcome to Punk
is Dead on Sheffield Live! Sheffield Lives! Only show dedicated to punk rock.
I’m Alex
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Will
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And I’m Will
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Alex
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We’ve got a lot
planned for todays show
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Will
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There’s going to
be some great tracks from all the decades today to kick off our first show
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Alex
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We’ve got our
first quiz on the show, I’m gonna be asking 15 questions to Will about modern
punk and you can try your best to beat him in the next 3 shows.
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Will
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All you have to
do to take part is submit your name, address and phone number via email to
punkisdead@sheffieldlive.com
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Alex
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And you could be
in with a chance to win tickets to the gig of your choice at the leadmill. This months category is Modern punk, and
it’ll change every month. But anyway, today
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Will
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Today we’re gonna
be talking about a band that are regarded as one of the best ever in Punk
rock
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Alex
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Yeah, London
Calling often put at the top of Punks best albums, so it’s the Clash that
we’ll be talking about
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Will
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We’re also gonna
ask you a question that we want some of your feedback to later in the show.
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Alex
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Right the first
track is from one of the most infamous bands that have ever been around
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Will
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These guys
stormed the scene when they first came under the spotlight, but not always in
a positive way
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Alex
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Criticised
heavily by some people high up in the government for being a detrimental influence
to modern society
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Alex
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There only studio
album got a ton of record shops in trouble because of the obscenities on the
front
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Will
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But for us punk
fans they’ve been one of the largest influences on the genre and modern punk
owes a huge amount to them
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Alex
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They helped make
people realise you don’t need to be as talented as Jimi Hendrix or Paul
McCartney to be in a band and have an influence on society
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Will
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Most people would
watch Jimmy Page on TV and dream of being in a band like him, but didn’t think
they could because they weren’t insane guitarists
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Alex
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But the Pistols
showed that you only need a few power chords to blast out some songs
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Will
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And every one of
them on their album is one to remember, even having a dig at a record label
on their last track. Not a song that EMI will forget
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Alex
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Unfortunately for
us they only lasted one album before the death of their bassist Sid Vicious
in New York in 1979
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Will
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Yeah that marked
the end of the band but not the end of their legacy
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Alex
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It might have
taken a bit of time for people to see that they were more than just
anarchists and actually had quite a bit to say on current affairs, but they
do seem to get the credit they deserve
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Will
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Haha, the
politicians that called them idiots probably feel a bit daft themselves now
anyway
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Alex
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For you Pistol
fans we’ll talk more about them in detail on a later show
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Will
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But here they
are, this is Holidays in the Sun
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MUSIC: Holidays
in the Sun- Sex Pistols
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Alex
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Always a good way
to start a show
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Will
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Incredible
talent, written by a combination of the band members
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Alex
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Their first track
on their debut album,
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Will
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From the 70’s and
still has an impact now
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Alex
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Well the pistols
had an influence on our next band too
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Will
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Unfortunately
these guys might be the last of the big punk bands, well for now at least
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Alex
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Formed as long
back as 1986, their first album was released in 1990 called 39/Smooth
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Will
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But you’ll
probably know them for their first big album, Dookie in 1994
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Alex
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Of course it’s
Green Day
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Will
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Started off in
their early career as a real punk band, some argue that they went off the
genre in their later albums, but Dookie is definitely one of the definitive
punk albums of the later punk years
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Alex
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Their best
selling album was American Idiot, but I think Dookie blows it out the water
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Will
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Yeah I think I’d
agree with you, I prefer it over American Idiot too, let us know on our
Twitter which your favourite Green Day album is
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Alex
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We’ll check out
some of your comments later in the show so keep em clean guys
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Will
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Right the song
we’re going to play is When I Come Around
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Alex
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Love this song,
love the intro, one of my favourites on the album
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Will
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Same here,
definitely one that people recognise, really grungey punk guitaring, seems
lazy like the image they put across
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Alex
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Here it is then
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MUSIC: Green Day- When I
Come Around
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Will
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What a great
song, could listen to that one again
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Alex
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Right, it’s the
time in the show where we ask you guys a question
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Will
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What was your
favourite decade for Punk Music?
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Alex
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Was it the start
of it with the Seeds and The Kinks in the 60’s, Or is it the modern stuff of
the 90’s and 2000’s
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Will
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I reckon my
favourite is the 90’s I think it was a good decade for punk revival
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Alex
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Nirvana, Blink,
Green Day, yeah I can see where you’re coming from
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Will
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And the Pixies
too, I just think these bands gave something new and different to punk that
hadn’t been done before
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Alex
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See I think my
favourite was the 70’s. The Clash, Sex Pistols, Joy Division, all my favourite
classic artists
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Will
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Yeah I think it’s
between those two for me, some great albums from the 70’s
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Alex
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I just think
albums like London Calling, Raw Power and Unknown Pleasures are hard to beat
by any forms of music
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