Dead Boys

In the lively haze of November 30, 1978, the Dead Boys were riding high on the wave of their debut album, 'Young, Loud and Snotty,' which came out just a year prior. This album, bursting with raw energy and edgy charm, set the tone for their iconic punk sound. Performing at the legendary CBGB's alongside the Ramones, the Dead Boys captured the very essence of punk rock culture in New York. With their provocative lyrics and unapologetic attitude, they were a force to be reckoned with, embodying the spirit of rebellion that defined the era. Interestingly, this live set was among the band's early showcases, leading to their growing notoriety as pioneers in the scene. Their connection with the Ramones during this recording emphasizes the collaborative, yet competitive atmosphere of punk rock at the time, creating a moment that would resonate through music history.

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