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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Yeah good angle , AI does a decent job on Punk , though I don't know the genre much Ai has nothing to do with it. I do a good Job with punk, is what you meant to say. You wouldn't have heard this if you did it. I understand most genres, it's good to listen to artists who dabble in it all. Bruce, Neil Young, I'm not a huge punk fan, but it had a wide audience after Nirvana. It became pop, bands like green day, everclear, which I think this singer sounds like. Fall out boy , semi sonic. It was more pop than punk, but the kids thought it was revolutionary. The radio now has no rock and roll
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