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20 Cards in this Set
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progressive rock
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rock and roll mixed with the complexity of classical stylistic elements
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first progressive rock group
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King Crimson
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group that transformed progressive rock to a worldwide phenomenon
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Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
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Significance of Jonathon Richman
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first to lat down punk foundation
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performance venue where New York Dolls first developed their following
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Mercer Arts Center
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New York Dolls Legacy
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started new genre and new rock and roll movement
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venue that Television built their initial audience
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CBGB
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"sounds not notes, feelings not phrases"
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Albert Ayler
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proprietor of CBGB
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Hilly Kristol
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Patti Smith's acclaimed album
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"Horses"
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first true punk band
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The Ramones
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Sex Pistols debut single
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"Anarchy in the UK"
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Sex Pistols 1977 Debut Album
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"Nevermind the Bullocks, Here's the Sex Pistols"
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Bob Marley's Band's first hit
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Simmer Down
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Producer of the Wailers
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Chris Blackwell
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album that released reggae outside of Jamaica
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"Catch a Fire"
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Marley's first album on revolution and social commentary
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"Burning"
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Marley's first album that made him into an international icon
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"Natty Dread"
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first white reggae single to become a top 30 hit on the US pop charts
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"Roxanne"
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The Police's last great album featuring white reggae
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"Ghost in the Machine"
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