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11-28-2015, 08:56 PM

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Tristan_Geoff

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161. Small Brown Bike - Our Own Wars

Along with RoC, Caution, Zen Arcade, Yank Crimes, and Repeater, this is probably one of greatest in the post-hardcore genre. Really interesting musically, stellar vocals.

162. The Flatliners - Destroy to Create

Definitely one of the coolest ska-core albums I've heard. We've Got a Problem has unbelievably fast vocals.

163. AFI - Art of Drowning

The album that really got me into punk. I owe a lot to this record. Incredibly, I can even still listen to it. It really has some great parts on it, I definitely picked a good entry album.

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