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Generation X (band)
Generation X (also known as Gen X) were an English punk rock band, formed on 21 November 1976 by Billy Idol, Tony James and John Towe.
==Career==
Three members of Generation X were previously in Chelsea, along with lead singer Gene October. They soon broke away from October and selected the name Generation X (after Jane Deverson's 1965 sociology book, a copy of which was owned by Idol's mother).〔 Idol switched from guitar to vocal duties, and Bob "Derwood" Andrews joined as lead guitarist after leaving the Fulham band Paradox. Generation X played their first concert on 14 December 1976 at The Roxy (becoming the first band to play at the venue).〔〔The band's early performance at The Roxy and offstage interactions were included as part of ''The Punk Rock Movie'' (1978), a compilation of punk band performances at The Roxy during this period.〕
Towe was later replaced on drums by Mark Laff (ex-Subway Sect), to complete the 'official' line-up, before the band signed to Chrysalis Records and released their first single, "Your Generation" in September 1977. They played this song on Marc Bolan's afternoon variety show, ''Marc'', that same month. This line-up of the band would remain through their first two albums, the self-titled, ''Generation X'' (1978), followed by ''Valley of the Dolls'' (1979).〔
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