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No Apocalypse: Punk, Politics, and the Great American Weirdness - Paperback hobby supplies he can't risk growing weakerWar seems to have frazzled the punks. That's an unusual turn of events considering punk is the subculture that gave us the phrases"let's have a war," "let's start a war," "war on 45," "my war," "wargasm," "war all the time," and so on. "Rock n' roll is war," said the band Frodus; but you know, it really isn't. "Rock n' roll is just rock n' roll," assessed AC DC, somewhat more accurately, and, while not necessarily noise pollution, it is, in the