Can anyone introduce punk rock and what is punk rock?

I don't really listen to many songs about punk.

Here I'm just going to say a few things that I personally think about punk.

Most of these kinds of ** express some of the creator's dissatisfaction with society, and even a kind of venting.

The melody has also developed from the first three chords ** to the present day, and there are many variations in a song, and one point may be that it is worn.

Jackets, boots, tight jeans and full of nails.

This is punk as I understand it.

Rock and punk are not a distinguishing relationship, they are an inclusive relationship.

Punk belongs to a type of rock music, which is a style of rock and roll.

And the counterpart of the punk style is the metal style.

These are the two main styles in rock 'n' roll.

There's also a small part of electronic, ambient style, but basically out of the genre with metal and punk.

Punk was born in the mid-70s, and punk was not very technical and more inclined to a sharp stance of ideological emancipation and counterculture. Its biggest feature is the "three chords" (one or two sentences are not clear, simply put, it is a simple and repeated arrangement of several chords). Punk** generally pays more attention to the expression of ideas and pays attention to social reality.

Most punk bands nowadays are not actually punk in the traditional sense, they pay more attention to the arrangement of music, and focus on adding other elements to the **.

Metal has a longer history, and metal ** has a strong contrast with punk with a lot of gorgeous tricks and beautiful melodies (which is the root of the fierce conflict between punk fans and metal fans), and the arrangements of metal are usually very gorgeous and majestic, including the less "beautiful" death metal and dark metal arrangements, which contain a lot of complex techniques.

Both styles can be called rock 'n' roll.

So. Rock 'n' roll is a big range, and punk is just one of them.

As for the representative song, I would like to say kiss, but it is difficult for many people to accept it.

So I recommend two bands to you, sum41 and greenday, they are full of songs, you can find them for yourself.

Punk doesn't mean rock, but rock 'n' roll encompasses punk. Punk is the most primitive rock and roll and is a type of rock 'n' roll.

Alternative rock, i.e. alternative rock, is a rock music that is significantly influenced by punk, collectively known as alternative rock. Alternative rock is called alternative rock because it is really alternative and no one listens to it. It was underground in the 70s, semi-underground in the 80s, and rose to mainstream in the 90s, when it was no longer "alternative", but the term "alternative rock" was retained for historical reasons.

So the mainstream rock music I hear today, although everyone is listening to it, is still called alternative rock. The difference between indie rock and alternative rock: the former emphasizes the size of the publishing label, while the latter emphasizes the size of the audience.

However, after the great success of Nirvana in the 90s and the emergence of a number of popular indie bands on the Internet in the 2000s, both indie rock and alternative rock have now become the mainstream genre. It's still called "alternative rock" to keep it in line with its previous name. In other words, what used to be alternative is now mainstream, a phenomenon that is not uncommon in the field of art.

When Beethoven and Stravinsky first came out, they were absolutely alternative, but time has changed the criteria of whether they are alternative or not.