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A vintage CREEM magazine page featuring four black‑and‑white photographs: Iggy Pop performing shirtless, MC5 in an energetic group pose, the New York Dolls onstage in flamboyant outfits, and Lou Reed wearing a hat and sunglasses. The headline reads “We Have Seen the No Future of Rock ’n’ Roll,” accompanied by editorial text contrasting the Woodstock era with the rise of punk and new wave.

A vintage CREEM magazine page featuring four black‑and‑white photographs: Iggy Pop performing shirtless, MC5 in an energetic group pose, the New York Dolls onstage in flamboyant outfits, and Lou Reed wearing a hat and sunglasses. The headline reads “We Have Seen the No Future of Rock ’n’ Roll,” accompanied by editorial text contrasting the Woodstock era with the rise of punk and new wave.

📰 We Have Seen the No Future of Rock ’n’ Roll – 1 Page: Mar. 1978

Punk didn’t arrive quietly — it kicked the door in. CREEM’s Spring ’78 spread captured the moment the future of rock stopped asking permission.

Glam Slam Chronicles (Everything)

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Mar 19, 19783 min read

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