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One of the most influencial punk rock bands to come after the "punk' revolution was Black Flag. Their style was branded Hardcore with an almost heavy metal flare. Their humorous and political lyrical content, along with guitarist Gregg Ginns' chops, separated the band from being labeled heavy metal.
In 1977, guitarist Gregg Ginn and bassist Chuck Dukowski formed Black Flag adding drummer Brian Migdol and vocalist Keith Morris. The band released their first album in 1978, an e.p. entitled, NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. This was released on Ginn and Dukowski's own, SST Records. The following year after the release, Morris departed from the band to form the Circle Jerks and Migdol left as well. Replacing Morris was Chavo Pederast and on drums, Robo. The new lineup released JEALOUS AGAIN in 1980 and toured to support the album, covering all the U.S.. With the new album and relentless touring, Black Flag developed a dedicated following. After the touring Black Flag went through another l...