Intrinsic to punk rock is the mohawk. More than making the person with the hairstyle feel really cool, people that sport mohawks generally exude an air of unadulterated badassery.

Now, assuming all that you have had your hair cut, all you need to do is spike it up.

Here are three ways to do it.

Expensive gel – The most obvious way.
Pros – May actually be good for the hair.
Cons – Expensive. Expensive. Expensive.

Eggwhites and a dash of beer – A whole lot of eggwhites, a little bit of beer
Pros – Readily available in your mom’s kitchen. All natural.
Cons – Smells like dead rats after a while and gets itchy like nothing else.

Elmer’s glue – A wallop for punk rock goodness.                            
Pros – Cheap. Water soluble.
Cons – Glue begins to look like dandruff after a while. Though water soluble, a bitch to wash off.

Take your pick… See you in the pit.

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Columbia/Roadrunner/Island Def Jam/Sony Music Soundtrax released “Spider-Man (Music From and Inspired By)” on Tuesday, April 30. “Spider-Man,” the live action motion picture released by Columbia Pictures in conjunction with the 40th anniversary of the classic graphic character’s Marvel Comics debut, made its way into theaters nationwide on Friday, May 3.

“Spider-Man (Music From and Inspired By)” is a collection of music written and performed by a generation of musicians influenced by the power and mystery of the Spider-Man character, his conflicts and his adventures. The album’s lead singles and videos are “What We’re All About (The Original Version)” from Sum 41 featuring a guitar solo from Slayer’s Kerry King; and “Hero,” a new track from Nickelback vocalist/guitarist Chad Kroeger featuring Josey Scott (the vocalist from Saliva), written for the film by Kroeger.

One of the most significant tools of the rock and roll era, the melody maker especially the type used by legend Joan Jett has been in the frontlines of rock and roll ever since. In hopes of reviving interest in classical rock, Jett in collaboration with Gibson USA has released an updated modern version of the nifty rocker tool that is new with a touch of the old. Loaded with memories, the new version has authentic witch hat knobs with a kill switch replacing the Gibson models. They have even included a period-correct vinyl pick guard. Gibson has truly come out a revival of the classic rock and roll guitar loaded with the power of the well renowned brand.