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The Teen Idles were among the first punk groups from the early 1980s hardcore movement to break out of their regional scene to tour and sell nationally. Inspired by other American punk bands like the Cramps and Bad Brains , the Teen Idles' music was an early version of hardcore punk, and an attempt, in the words of MacKaye, "to get away from a ...
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Doing nothing all day. Teen idles, teen idles. Nothing to do anyway. [Verse 2] Hanging out at the record shops. Go to a concert, the boredom stops. Went to the Bayou, they said, "No". You're not ...
Teen Idles. This was the band that started Dischord Records. Punk Rock slipped in the back doors of Washington D.C.'s Woodrow Wilson High School in the late 1970s and four of the students, Ian MacKaye, Jeff Nelson, Geordie Grindle and Mark Sullivan formed a band called The Slinkees in the spring of 1979. The Slinkees played only one show before ...
The Teen Idles. The Teen Idles were a punk rock band formed in 1979 in Washington, DC, by Ian MacKaye (bass), Nathan Strejcek (vocals), Georgie Grindle (guitar), and Jeff Nelson (drums), all high school classmates. The band was born out of the demise of The Slinkees, which featured Grindle, Nelson, MacKaye, and vocalist Mark Sullivan (4), who ...
The Teen Idles were a Washington, D.C. hardcore band who formed in 1979 and broke up in 1980. They put out one E.P., Minor Disturbance. This band was also the first band to release
