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70's and 80's Punk
Is anyone into 70's or 80's punk?
I like: The Replacements Black Flag Circle Jerks Fear Agent Orange Sex Pistols |
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DISCHARGE THE RUTS 999 PETER AND THE TEST TUBE BABIES X RAY SPEX BUZZ****S THE DAMNED THE CLASH SEX PISTOLS THE STRANGLERS LUDI CHRIST AGNOSTIC FRONT MINOR THREAT THE STUPIDS D.R.I CRUMBSUCKERS LUDI CHRIST Yeah I love punk. Some of these bands crawl into other genres too. |
oh, my favorte...i love the Stoodges, the sex pistol, black flag, the misfits, the clash, the ramones...
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Can't stand most 70's punk, save for a few bands The Clash, Sham 69, Buzz****s. 80's is where its at.
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a few not mentioned that are worth checking out are the Vibrators and Stiff Little Fingers
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Yes - I have rediscovered punk since I was listening to 60's & 70's rock & metal at the time. Not until I was in high school did I start becoming interested in punk / underground - by then it was too late.
I'm interested in various eras - late 70's UK punk including Stiff Little Fingers, Buzz****s, Wire & the obvious - Clash. early 80's US punk including Mission of Burma, Minutemen, Black Flag (pre-My War), & Minor Threat. Not to mention other SST bands like Husker Du & Meat Puppets as well as those influenced by SST like Replacements, Sonic Youth & Dinosaur Jr. What was great about the early 80's US punk scene, was that it incorporated non-punk bands like Sonic Youth & Dinosaur Jr. as well as bands that evolved away from their punk beginnings as Meat Puppets, Replacements & Husker Du did. Punk & underground were synonymous, most of the well known 80's college rock bands had either opened or performed with punk bands in the early 80's. |
I saw The Circle Jerks and Husker Du. The latter was intense and almost thrash-like. They probably influenced Megadeth and Metallica.
Oh, another band I like is Suicidal Tendencies. Ever get into them? |
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