The Punk Music Recommendation Thread

[rockinlazys]

A solid night of music for me in the early 80's would be The Jerry Garcia Band at The Stone then walk down the street and catch a Flipper/ Black Flag(or some such bill) gig. Full night of great music for around $10...

[Dylstew]

Originally Posted by bob.

I think this may be my favorite thing ever said here

Also check out Social Unrest, Fang, and Artificial Peace

Haha, not sure what makes you think that xD. Now that I think about it..I'm listening to a lot of ''old'' music at this moment for a 17 year old.
I'm listening to the Beetles and Rolling stones for the first time. I'm listening to their UK Studio Album Discographies Chronologicly. But goddamn, The Rolling Stones have way too many xD. The Beatles just have 12(1 of them is a dobule album), but the stones have a whopping 22.

I'll check out those others when I get to more bands. Listening to Avengers and more beatles at this moment. Only listened to the first Flipper album so far.

[JONATHAN.P.WEINMANN]

The Daze - Trickzy Home Demo

This is there only song and its ****ing epic

[Dylstew]

Originally Posted by JONATHAN.P.WEINMANN

The Daze - Trickzy Home Demo

This is there only song and its ****ing epic

...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzLU-hYtuXE....
That was to be a joke right?....

[Mormo Zine]

To hear great punk music I suggest going to a show and seeing it live. Best way to experience punk in my opinion!!

[Screen13]

The sad thing is that if one is interested in Punk and living far away from where any action is, it's going to be very difficult to catch any shows, especially when the price of gas is what it is now. Back in my day, the price for gas was pennies by comparison (and the price to get in was as well) and there were more places willing to at least present a show at times. The best thing for today is that there's more effective ways to promote so that those who have the transportation, the luck to live nearby, or have a friend to drive them can get to a show with ease, but still there's the hurdles.

Punk is best experienced live, this coming from someone who has been at a good amount of shows in the Late 80's and suffered through a lot of badly recorded albums and cassettes that kill off the edge through the production a little. Nothing beats having your ears attacked by the sounds through the loud amps and sharing the experience with those on the same journey.

For a couple of my vinyl suggestions - The Avengers were a great Californian band who's life was short but all too sweet. Penelope Huston is a great vocalist. Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols actually got to produce a few tracks. The collection was a favorite car tape until it met it's unfortunate demise, but thankfully the fates had it for me to get the vinyl.

the UK Subs had many good records that went mainly into the lower half of The British Top 40 through their classic years, and the collection of As and Bs is a fine way to hear them all in one shot. Dependable and sometimes very catchy ("Stranglehold"). They are still moving on, and I heard that there's a collection released through Cleopatra as of late. Their discography is a mess with all of the various collections and love sets among the regular albums. I wish I could show you Flood of Lies, but I will say that it's a pretty good album from the post-hit years and Japan Today is not that bad either, although I'd stick to the early stuff that made their mark first.

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[Dylstew]

Originally Posted by BastardofYoung

Bands to add to that list:
Death Sentence:

Dude, that Death Sentance EP ''Not A Pretty Sight'' Is great.
Dayglo Abortions was pretty funny.
Die Kreuzen had pretty unique vocals, sounded more metal than punk on that studio album.
It's weird how the different the EP version is just because the vocals are more punk like.

[Shawn Erroneous]

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The Declaimed - FALLING - YouTube

[BastardofYoung]

Originally Posted by Dylstew

Dude, that Death Sentance EP ''Not A Pretty Sight'' Is great.
Dayglo Abortions was pretty funny.
Die Kreuzen had pretty unique vocals, sounded more metal than punk on that studio album.
It's weird how the different the EP version is just because the vocals are more punk like.

Late reply. My lap top is pretty much dead and have to use my tablet now.

I love the Death Sentence EP.

Saw Dayglo Abortions for the millionth time last week, still amazing live.

[Northwinds]

Johnny Thunders , IMO. Born To Lose was probably the best track from this album...but here's "All by Myself".



The Heartbreakers - All by Myself - YouTube