Talk:Doug and the Slugs

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[edit] power pop, pop punk? etc

Just coming here looking up things that might not have the BC template; this did already; and had just been at Talk:The Pointed Sticks where the issue as to whether they were new wave, pop punk, or whatever...same applies here....at the time, "back when", I would have said new wave or post-punk or wave punk. Now, who knows, there's so many definitions....it just seems there's a few other musical categories this article could be in....Skookum1 (talk) 06:07, 15 February 2008 (UTC)