Fresh Fruit
Against the Grain
No Control
Ramones
Rocket to Russia
Process of Belief
Damaged
Shut Your Mouth...
Dookie
Smash
Goddamnit
Milo
Punk in Drublic
Rancid
Let's Go!
Wolves
Life in General
Blackout
Oh Calcutta
Die for Government
Toxic Narcotic
London Calling

Nice, though the lack of X-Ray Spex bothers me a tad:




I also don't really like The Clash that much so we have that in common. Some other bands to look into: Husker Du, Refused, Television, Fugazi, Bad Brains, Magazine and Misfits would also be nice here.

Written by [user id=4365] on 12.02.2015 at 00:43

Nice, though the lack of X-Ray Spex bothers me a tad:




I also don't really like The Clash that much so we have that in common. Some other bands to look into: Husker Du, Refused, Television, Fugazi, Bad Brains, Magazine and Misfits would also be nice here.

Fugazi is great, but I don't really classify them as punk. Aware of Hüsker Du and Refuzed. Misfits is fun, but just not my speed. I'll check out some of this other stuff too. Somehow never heard of X-Ray Specs.

Written by flightoficarus on 12.02.2015 at 00:46

Fugazi is great, but I don't really classify them as punk. Aware of Hüsker Du and Refuzed. Misfits is fun, but just not my speed. I'll check out some of this other stuff too. Somehow never heard of X-Ray Specs.

For a laugh you could also look into Death; a proto-punk band before punk was even a thing (kinda), that were unearthed relatively recently.

Nice list, and selection!

Fugazi is hardcore punk/post-punk depending on the thing you're listening to, is that why you don't want to add them?

Also, I know you know all of these, but maybe you forgot some, don't like others - but I'll list them nonetheless, perhaps I'll push you try a couple: Doom, Discharge, Sex Pistols, The Buzzcocks, early The Police, early Beastie Boys (yup yup), Minor Threat?

Oh yeah, nearly forgot this.

Another essential one you forgot:

Yeah, passed on Fugazi due to the many other influences in theor sound. Watched the doc on Death. Fascinating. Sex Pistols I should have included but I rarely listen to it so I forgot. Stooges are excellent, but again I wouldn't classify them as just punk. I tend to keep them with my other 60's rock. Couldn't get into Minor Threat, Buzzcocks, Bad Brains, etc. The list pretty much consists of my most listened-to punk albums.

This list is interesting.

I'll keep an eye on this. Plus, suggestions will be cheery on a cake.

Not really a list of my favs, some though

Yeeah the germs! and this is adolescents best (and probably only) good album...and some other gems













And i suppose on the hardcore side like the last one there is bands like bad brains, gorilla biscuits, negative fx, 7 seconds, circle jerks, mens interest, sick of it all, jerrys kids and others.

Written by [user id=136611] on 12.02.2015 at 08:11

Not really a list of my favs, some though

Yeeah the germs! and this is adolescents best (and probably only) good album...and some other gems

And i suppose on the hardcore side like the last one there is bands like bad brains, gorilla biscuits, negative fx, 7 seconds, circle jerks, mens interest, sick of it all, jerrys kids and others.

Oh GG Allin, crazy mofo. He's to punk what Dead is to black metal.

Some really great stuff, some decent, and some that leave me scratching my head.

i get the short starter-list approach, done it a couple times (though try to limit to one album per band so you cast a wider net) ... a guess a decent launch point, i suppose.

Repo Man Soundtrack (should be youtube playlisted) is a great starter bit with Iggy Pop, some classic CA punk and some other tunes.

Sum 41 - All Killer No Filler

Though it's kinda up there with Blink 182 I guess

Written by Sword_Chant on 13.02.2015 at 00:27

Sum 41 - All Killer No Filler

Though it's kinda up there with Blink 182 I guess

Yeah. I hate to be a snot, but I would barely call that punk. Not a fan of the band either.

My first concert and stage-dive were at a Nickel98, Ragamuffins and Circle Jerks concert in 1987. You will not get a pos from me until you rightfully place the Circle Jerks on this list.

Written by flightoficarus on 13.02.2015 at 04:40

Written by Sword_Chant on 13.02.2015 at 00:27

Sum 41 - All Killer No Filler

Though it's kinda up there with Blink 182 I guess

Yeah. I hate to be a snot, but I would barely call that punk. Not a fan of the band either.

Same applies to Green Day for me, also Dookie. Barely punk.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 13.02.2015 at 14:27

Written by flightoficarus on 13.02.2015 at 04:40

Written by Sword_Chant on 13.02.2015 at 00:27

Sum 41 - All Killer No Filler

Though it's kinda up there with Blink 182 I guess

Yeah. I hate to be a snot, but I would barely call that punk. Not a fan of the band either.

Same applies to Green Day for me, also Dookie. Barely punk.

Fair enough.

Some great bands on this list. Personally, I prefer Offspring's first two albums over the rest, and I'm glad BR's 'Suffer' is absent here. A lot of people cite that album as their best but I strongly disagree.

On the topic of Fugazi and post-hardcore, I'd highly recommend Quicksand if you haven't heard them. Fucking awesome group. Also check out Anti Cimex for some kickass d-beat.

Written by Ilham on 12.02.2015 at 01:03

Nice list, and selection!

Fugazi is hardcore punk/post-punk depending on the thing you're listening to, is that why you don't want to add them?

Also, I know you know all of these, but maybe you forgot some, don't like others - but I'll list them nonetheless, perhaps I'll push you try a couple: Doom, Discharge, Sex Pistols, The Buzzcocks, early The Police, early Beastie Boys (yup yup), Minor Threat?

Props for mentioning Doom and Discharge! Good stuff.

Written by flightoficarus on 12.02.2015 at 19:37

Neil Tyson is the man! Love that guy (and those memes/GIFs).

Written by Erik M. on 13.02.2015 at 22:30


Neil Tyson is the man! Love that guy (and those memes/GIFs).

yeah i love his punk band too

Written by flightoficarus on 12.02.2015 at 15:37

Written by [user id=136611] on 12.02.2015 at 08:11

Not really a list of my favs, some though

Yeeah the germs! and this is adolescents best (and probably only) good album...and some other gems

And i suppose on the hardcore side like the last one there is bands like bad brains, gorilla biscuits, negative fx, 7 seconds, circle jerks, mens interest, sick of it all, jerrys kids and others.

Oh GG Allin, crazy mofo. He's to punk what Dead is to black metal.

And a black metal band even played in tribute for him.

Written by Karlabos on 13.02.2015 at 23:34

Written by flightoficarus on 12.02.2015 at 15:37

Written by [user id=136611] on 12.02.2015 at 08:11

Not really a list of my favs, some though

Yeeah the germs! and this is adolescents best (and probably only) good album...and some other gems

And i suppose on the hardcore side like the last one there is bands like bad brains, gorilla biscuits, negative fx, 7 seconds, circle jerks, mens interest, sick of it all, jerrys kids and others.

Oh GG Allin, crazy mofo. He's to punk what Dead is to black metal.

And a black metal band even played in tribute for him.

Truly fitting. We have come full circle.

Ohnoes, i got meme'd at.

more not for the lister, it's his list, but anyone vaguely interested:

Suicidal Tendencies - S/T first release.
Circle Jerks - Group Sex/Wild in the Streets (surprised by their omission given direct ties to Black Flag - Keith Morris - and Bad Religion - Greg Hetson.
Vandals - Peace Thru Vandalism
FEAR - The Record (their legendary SNL appearance). Belushi loved them. insisted they play.
GBH - City Baby Attacked By Rats
Exploited - Let's Start A War

as well as reinforcing prior mentions

Minor Threat - Complete Discography (on one disk. hooray.)
Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks


that was the base of the shit i listened to back in HS.

Good to see The Clash's London Calling mentioned in your list(at the bottom) and indeed a great album that was. But, you rigorously ignored The Clash's self-titled. "Cut The Crap" is least fun record.

Anyway, good list.

Written by BitterCOld on 14.02.2015 at 00:21

Ohnoes, i got meme'd at.

more not for the lister, it's his list, but anyone vaguely interested:

Suicidal Tendencies - S/T first release.
Circle Jerks - Group Sex/Wild in the Streets (surprised by their omission given direct ties to Black Flag - Keith Morris - and Bad Religion - Greg Hetson.
Vandals - Peace Thru Vandalism
FEAR - The Record (their legendary SNL appearance). Belushi loved them. insisted they play.
GBH - City Baby Attacked By Rats
Exploited - Let's Start A War

all good apart from i never really got into the vandals.

stiff little fingers, the damned, u.k subs, sham69 and the zero boys are some more good ones from around that era...kind of

If Sum41 and Greenday are punk then Avril Lavigne is also punk.

Written by angel. on 14.02.2015 at 09:25

If Sum41 and Greenday are punk then Avril Lavigne is also punk.

Green day was briefly punk. They haven't been close to it in many years though.

Honestly, BitterCOld's (and pretty much everyone else's) posts were more useful than this list.

Written by [user id=136611] on 13.02.2015 at 22:45

yeah i love his punk band too

Yeah, well, I don't really have anything to add to the list since I never cared for punk. Then again, I listened to stuff such as Sum 41 (my first concert ever was here in 013, in 2001 I think it was), Blink 182 etc. when I was in high school, but according to some people here that isn't punk. I always thought it was, though.