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"The only number I had when I came to London was Malcolm McLaren's, who I knew from working with The New York Dolls. Within 24 hours of arriving I had met the Sex Pistols and was crushed in the back of Vivienne Westwood's mini on the way to the ICA to watch a new band called The Clash play their second ever gig." Legendary New York photographer Bob Gruen took his knack of being in the right place at the right time to another level when he arrived in Britain in 1976 and hooked up with emergent punk heroes The Clash. Through the '70s, working as chief photographer for Rock Scene magazine, Gruen had become designated lensman to the decade's most celebrated acts, including The Stones, Elton John, Led Zeppelin and Ike and Tina Turner. He was John and Yoko's personal photographer after they came to New York in '72 and had toured with The Ramones, Blondie and Patti Smith. When he met The Clash, though, a unique synergy of mutual respect and musical passion was established, leading to six years of documenting the globally worshipped band's adventures. Whether Strummer, Jones, Simenon and Heddon were rocking out on stage, meeting Debbie Harry and Warhol, or posing at the top of the World Trade Centre, Gruen was there, up close with his genius for iconic framing, resulting in the ideal marriage of classic band and definitive photographer. This book, previously available only as a limited edition luxury hardback, sold out in months. The softback contains the same stunning rock'n'roll shots, along with the band's funny, poignant commentary on their times in the spotlight as the only band that mattered.

A Fire Inside may have released their first chart-topping major label album Sing the Sorrow in 2003, but the Bay Area band's fire began its slow burn over a decade ago. Years of near constant touring have garnered the band a reputation for passionately powerful live shows, and through pure word of mouth they have built an intensely devoted worldwide fan base. Lead singer Davey Havok, guitarist Jade Puget, drummer Adam Carson, and bass player Hunter have crafted a sound so distinctive it defies the punk/goth/hardcore labels thrown its way. To further keep us guessing, AFI's music is continually evolving, surprising even its most loyal followers. Here is the full story behind AFI's hard-won success from humble high school beginnings to unimagined heights six albums later as the fire burns brighter than ever.

Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs - Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs were a rhythm and blues band that played the Los Angeles punk/blues scene of the 1970s and 1980s.

The Yuppie Pricks - The Yuppie Pricks are a punk-rock band from Austin, Texas specializing in 'reverse-psychology' punk. Flaunting affluent backgrounds while playing raw punk reminiscent of bands such as the Sex Pistols, Black Flag and the Dead Kennedys, the Yuppie Pricks eschew traditional 'working-class' punk clichés in favor of a decadent, over-the-top image and sound.

Bickley, punk rock band - Bickley was an old school punk rock band from Houston, Texas from 1995 until 2001. The band's name is a word derived from Robert DeNiro's character in Taxi Driver, Travis Bickle.

Face to Face (punk band) - This is an article about the California Punk band. For the Boston new wave band with the same name see Face to Face (new wave band)

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