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MSH-Hitman
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Not into punk a whole lot anymore, but there are still a few bands I can get into here and there such as old Green Day, NOFX, Vandals, Bad Religion, etc...
Love this song...
Bad Religion - I Want to Conquer the World
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Just a few reccomendations across the entire genre of punk, some may have been listed already:
The Clash - London Calling/The Clash/Give Em Enough Rope
MC5 - Kick out the Jams
Sex Pistols - Nevermind the Bollocks...
Ramones - Ramones/Rocket to Russia
The Stooges - The Stooges/Fun House/Raw Power
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables/Plastic Surgery Disasters
Fugazi - 13 Songs/Repeater/Red Medicine/Steady Diet of Nothing
Television - Marquee Moon
Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime
Black Flag - Damaged/My War
Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady
Bad Brains - Bad Brains
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Minor Threat - Complete Discog.
Husker Du - Zen Arcade/New Day Rising
Misfits - Walk Among Us/Static Age
X - Los Angeles
Wire - Pink Flag
Circle Jerks - Group Sex/Golden Shower of Hits
Patti Smith - Horses
The Damned - Damned, Damned, Damned/Machine Gun Etiquette
Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material/Nobody's Heroes
Greenday - Dookie
Crass - Feeding the 5000/Christ: The Album
Bad Religion - Suffer/No Control/Against The Grain
Gang of Four - Entertainment
Germs - MIA
Richard Hell - Blank Generation
Dead Boys - Young Loud and Snotty
The Descendents - Milo goes to College
Reagan Youth - A collection of Pop Classics
Operation Ivy - Energy
Gorilla Biscuits - Start Today
The Exploited - Punk's not Dead/Troops of Tommorrow/The Massacre
Rancid - ...and out come the Wolves
Embrace - Embrace
At the Drive In - Relationship of Command
NOFX - Punk in Drublic/Ribbed
Adolescents - Adolescents
Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing/Discharge
The Adicts - Songs of Praise
X-ray Spex - Germ Free Adolescents
Sham 69 - Tell us the Truth
Anti-Nowhere League - We are... The League
Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary
Rites of Spring - End on End
Fear - The Record
TSOL - Beneath the Shadows/Dance With Me
7 Seconds - Walk Together, Rock Together
The Offspring - Smash/Americana/Conspiracy of One
Subhumans - The Day the Country Died
Social Distortion - Mommys Little Monster/White Light, White Heat, White Trash/Social Distortion
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights
The Specials - The Specials
GBH - City Baby Attacked By Rats
Agent Orange - Living in Darkness
Leftover Crack - Fuck World Trade/Mediocre Generica
Propaghandi - Today's Empire, Tomorrow's Ashes/How To Clean Everything
Anti-Flag - Die for your Government/Underground Network
Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb
Screeching Weasals - My Brain Hurts/Boogadaboogadaboogada!
Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose
Refused - Songs to fuel the flames of our Discontent/The shape of punk to come
Strike Anywhere - Change is a Sound
Link 80 - 17 Reasons
Peter & The Test Tube Babies - Pissed and Proud
Dag Nasty - Wig Out at Denko's
Choking Victim - No Gods, No Managers
Conflict - The Ungovernable Force
The Vandals - Hitler bad, vandals good/When In Rome Do as the Vandals
Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies
Rise Against - Revolutions per Minute
Carry On - A life Less Plagued
Tiger Army - Tiger Army
The Filaments - Skulls and Trombones
Aus Rotten - And Now back to our programming
AFI - Black Sails in the Sunset
Generation X - Generation X
The Jam - In the City
The Pogues - If I should Fall from grace with God
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers - LAMF
Pennywise - Full Circle
Dead Milkmen - Metaphysical Grafitti
Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal Tendencies
Dropkick Murphys - Sing Loud, Sing Proud
UK Subs - Punk Singles Collection
DOA - Last Scream of the Missing Neighbors
The Vibrators - Pure Mania
Alkaline Trio - Alkaline Trio
Guttermouth - Musical Monkey
Reel Big Fish - Turn the Radio Off
Paint it Black - CVA
Bouncing Souls - How I spent my Summer Vacation
Screamers - Screamers (Bootleg)
999 - 999/Seperates
Bigwig - Stay Asleep
Blondie - Parallel Lines
The Weirdos - Weird World
Plasmatics - New Hope for the Wretched
Billy Idol - Rebel Yell
Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff
Mission Of Burma - VS.
Flipper - Generic Album
Public Image, Ltd. - Metal Box
Siouxse and the Banshees - Kaleidoscope
Green River - Dry as a Bone/Rehab Doll
Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven
The Dickies - Incredible Shrinking Dickies
Sparta - Porcelain
Goldfinger - Stomping Ground
Common Rider - Last Wave Rockers
Cramps - Bad Music for Bad People
Rikk Agnew - All by Myself
Distillers - Sing Sing Death House
Against all Authority - All Fall Down
No WTO Combo - Live from Battle in Seattle
Swans - Children of God/World Skin
Good Riddance - Bound by ties of love and Affection
The Replacements - Tim
Sublime - Sublime
Turbonegro - Apocolypse Dudes
Nirvana - Nevermind
Devo - Q Are We not Men? A We are Devo!
Mars Volta - Deloused in the Comatorium
The Pretenders - Pretenders
New York Dolls - New York Dolls
The Cure - Disintegration
Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets II
Dictators - The Dictators go Girl Crazy
Joe Strummer and The Mescallaros - Streetcore
CKY - Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild
More to come...
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dabears116
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Nice list, around 20% is already in the OP. A few recommendations such as Green River are not allegedly punk, although if others are fine with the garage rock influenced side of grunge being included, I will include them.
On that note, does anyone have any recommendations for bands like Green River and Mudhoney? (punk-influenced grunge, I'm not looking for stuff like TAD and My Sister's Machine)
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Great to see someone made this thread, I'm a huge punk fan. I've been getting into a lot of Pop Punk lately, mainly The Lillingtons, The Queers, Riverdales, Screeching Weasel, and Teenage Bottlerocket.
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dabears116
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| MetalManiac3021 wrote: | | Great to see someone made this thread, I'm a huge punk fan. I've been getting into a lot of Pop Punk lately, mainly The Lillingtons, The Queers, Riverdales, Screeching Weasel, and Teenage Bottlerocket. |
Thanks, although the majority of the list was not made by me (cited in the OP), as I'm sure you are already aware unless you seemed to miss the week when it was active on RockBand.com.
I was hoping to spread some punk awareness, for it doesn't seem to get much talk on this forum.
That being said I think I'll declare now that post-punk has dethroned death metal as my favorite genre in music.
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| dabears116 wrote: | | MetalManiac3021 wrote: | | Great to see someone made this thread, I'm a huge punk fan. I've been getting into a lot of Pop Punk lately, mainly The Lillingtons, The Queers, Riverdales, Screeching Weasel, and Teenage Bottlerocket. |
Yea, although the majority of the list was not made by me (cited in the OP), as I'm sure you are already aware unless you seemed to miss the week when it was active on RockBand.com.
I was hoping to spread some punk awareness, for it doesn't seem to get much talk on this forum.
That being said I think I'll declare now that post-punk has dethroned death metal as my favorite genre in music. |
Yeah, I saw it on the Rock Band forums, nice to see it here as well. I've been getting into a bunch of Post-Punk myself lately and I'm liking it a lot. There's actually a whole lot of stuff I'm getting into and when I get a big External Hard Drive, I'll be able to get a lot more stuff. I just finished listening to the Siouxsie and the Banshees album Juju and it was awesome.
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| Post-Hardcore needs some A Day To Remember if you ask me. All three of their albums are good, but "And Their Name Was Treason" and "For Those Who Have Heart" are both great albums. |
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| Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 5:12 pm Post subject: |
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Uhhh, Rage Against the Machine, Rise Against, and Billy Talent are the most "Punk" things I listen to. Well, that, and "Revision-One"s old stuff, but he doesn't seem to be doing as much Punk anymore.
And yes I know Billy Talent isn't doing too much Punkish stuff these days. Their first album, as well as Pezz' Watoosh were punkish, though!
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| Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 10:41 pm Post subject: |
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| eddaket wrote: | | Post-Hardcore needs some A Day To Remember if you ask me. All three of their albums are good, but "And Their Name Was Treason" and "For Those Who Have Heart" are both great albums. |
A Day To Remember sounds quite a bit different from the post-hardcore bands I've listed, probably the closest being Refused (I'm sure they were greatly influenced by them). From what I've heard A Day To Remember definitely sounds like a melodic metalcore/post-hardcore cross over with a bit of pop punk. What ever they are, placing them on amongst the other post-hardcore bands seems very unfavorable.
| NSiYusuke wrote: | Uhhh, Rage Against the Machine, Rise Against, and Billy Talent are the most "Punk" things I listen to. Well, that, and "Revision-One"s old stuff, but he doesn't seem to be doing as much Punk anymore.
And yes I know Billy Talent isn't doing too much Punkish stuff these days. Their first album, as well as Pezz' Watoosh were punkish, though! |
You might like a little post-hardcore, try At The Drive In and Fugazi, (you probably won't like the other post-hardcore bands much right now, although you can try Drive Like Jehu, Moss Icon, Refused...), they are great and accessible, and I could see a fan of Rise Against liking them. Also, I'd recommend you listen to Bad Religion for a transition into hardcore punk. They have a similar melodic hardcore sound that Rise Against has, you may like them.
Those are some accessible entrances I'd recommend.
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Just realized this thread doesn't list specific songs. I'll start it off with the most obvious anthem: The Ramones' Blitzkrieg Bop.
Tomorrow I'll get a started on a list of essential songs so check back soon...
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Post-Hardcore would be my favorite genre, tyvm 
Anyway, your missing out on a sXe section. Not a list of straight edge punk bands, but bands that fit the modern straight edge post-hardcore bill. Bane, Have Heart, Good Clean Fun, etc..
Also, you haaaavveee to add Quicksand to post-hardcore. You know of them, right?
So to anyone lurking in this thread, I URGE you to listen to mewithoutYou's Catch For Us The Foxes and At The Drive-In's Relationship of Command. URGE.
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I'll check out the straight edge bands, thank you.
And no, I've never heard of Quicksand before your post. After listening to their album Slip I've decided to add it. Post-hardcore is the weakest section in the OP, so further recommendations would be great.
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The closest I think I've got to punk that I've really enjoyed was Slayer's "Undisputed Attitude" album. I really enjoyed the songs though, if anyone has an idea which bands were covered, and a good section of their work, I might quite enjoy it. Not really a fan of this new punk generation though. (Green Day, Blink 182, Offspring), or the new generation of Hardcore (AdtR)
Older punk sounds like it could be awesome, I've listened to Suicidal Tendencies older stuff and it's quite good.
Anyway, some reccomendation would be sweet, cheers.
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| redlar wrote: | The closest I think I've got to punk that I've really enjoyed was Slayer's "Undisputed Attitude" album. I really enjoyed the songs though, if anyone has an idea which bands were covered, and a good section of their work, I might quite enjoy it. Not really a fan of this new punk generation though. (Green Day, Blink 182, Offspring), or the new generation of Hardcore (AdtR)
Older punk sounds like it could be awesome, I've listened to Suicidal Tendencies older stuff and it's quite good.
Anyway, some reccomendation would be sweet, cheers. |
Don't worry, the bands in the OP are not the new generation of punk you mentioned.
Slayer covered mainly Minor Threat and Verbal Abuse, two hardcore punk bands with albums recommended in the OP. Highly recommended. They also covered I Wanna Be Your Dog by The Stooges, another proto-punk band in the OP (although I'm sure that wasn't what you had in mind).
I'm sure hardcore punk will be enjoyable to you. The standard hardcore punk bands are Minor Threat, Black Flag, Verbal Abuse (you'll probably especially like them), Cro-Mags (you may really like them as well), Circle Jerks, MDC, and several others. If you want to venture into some d-beat and crust punk, then try Antisect (anarcho/crust) and Amebix, and especially the d-beat/crust bands Discharge and Anti-Cimex
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