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\nEpisode 397:
\nThe Toronto DIY god STEVEN PAGE, is here! Today on Turned Out A Punk Damian sits down with one of Canada's most iconic songwriters to talk punk! Listen in as they discuss: Throbbing Gristle, The Jam & punk's impotence to outsider kids. From buying the "Business As Usual" compilation, to going platinum with a DIY tape, to prowess being worthless, to lead singers having to "wear it differently": THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!
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\nDon't miss Steven Page on tour or "Live From Home"! More info here: https://www.stevenpage.com
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\nAlso Touched On:
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\nAware of punk from the press\n
\n\nThe \u201cBusiness As Usual\u201d Compilation\xa0\n
\n\nLoving the Jam because they also seemed to have missed out on stuff\n
\n\nSocial/Sonic Barrier\xa0\n
\n\nProwess is worthless\n
\n\nSuspicions about the Clash\n
\n\nBilly Bragg as inspiration\xa0\n\n
\nViolent Femmes\n
\n\nLyrics are important\n
\n\nThe Townie, uptight, nature of early 80\u2019s Toronto\n
\n\nScarborough sucked\n
\n\nHearing Johnny Cash and hearing him for the first time\n
\n\nPostcard Records\n
\n\nThe \u201cBig Gold Dream\u201d documentary\n
\n\n\u201cThe Canadian version of\u2026\u201d\n
\n\nThe Yellow Tape: The birth of a true alternative music industry\n
\n\nThe Canadian Music Mafia and SXSW\n
\n\n\u201c13 Engines can\u2019t make it! Can you guys do it?\u201d\n
\n\nThe \u201cBuck Naked\u201d tape\n
\n\nThe \u201cPink Tape\u201d\n
\n\nDressing like clowns and clowning the industry\n
\n\nChris Murphy planting a seed of doubt\n
\n\n\u201cThe sellout threshold\u201d\n
\n\nSigning to Sire to be a part of it\n
\n\n\u201cSeymour Sign\u201d\n
\n\nInglenook: Toronto\u2019s Rock and Roll High School\n
\n\nOutsider Angst and band dynamics\n
\n\nThe viciousness of the NME\n
\n\nLead singers have to wear it differently\xa0\n
\n\nThe Skydiggers\n
\n\nCorky And The Juice Pigs
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\nAND SO MUCH MORE!!!\n\n
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