who popularized the term in the early 1950s. Initially, Rock and Roll was viewed as a form of music primarily associated with youth rebellion and counterculture. Its catchy melodies, infectious rhythms, and expressive lyrics resonated with young audiences seeking an escape from the conservative value...
They never embraced what we now think of as punk fashion, pioneered in no small part by the designer Vivienne Westwood and popularized by the Pistols, favoring instead their trademark look of long hair, leather jackets, and ripped jeans. And while the Ramones sometimes veered toward the ...