I have started really getting back into punk music again, i will say some punk band's and i like and i am hoping for some good reccomendations

I personally love Black Flag, Bad Brains, Misfits, Dead Kennedy's, Sex Pistols, Generation X. The Clash, The Germs, The Stooges, Minor Threat, White Zombie[Pre 1992 when they went more metal.] Rammones, Minor Threat. What are some other good one's to listen to?=]

Ow & Suicidal Tendencies another good pand

The Buzzcocks are good too.

Timmy84 said:

The Buzzcocks are good too.

Heard of them, recommend any albums or songs?

Gunsnhalen said:

Timmy84 said:

The Buzzcocks are good too.

Heard of them, recommend any albums or songs?

Their first album is a classic.

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is what ?

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Dewrede said:

is what ?

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huh?

Fugazi

Social Distortion

Gang Of Four

Bad Religion

MC5

Joy Division

Between Jonesy's Jukebox on the KROQ site and Henry Rollins on the KCRW website, you'll expand your music horizons. They bring their own music on their shows, and some of the shows are archived.

The Damned, Bad Brains, Sham 69, The Misfits. Rollins raved about The Ruts and they were def. good.

From the top of my head, the more popular ones I could think of if you like old school Punk/HC:

Descendants

Wipers

X

The Weirdos

The Zeros

Circle Jerks

Angry Samoans

Zero Boys

Poison Idea

D.O.A.

Crass

Discharge

GBH

Necros

Negative Approach

The Avengers

I'm sure all these groups have footage on Youtube. I uploaded some rare footage there myself:

http://www.youtube.com/us...ature=mhum

JamFanHot said:

Fugazi

Social Distortion

Gang Of Four

Bad Religion

MC5

Joy Division

I forgot about the MC5 great group

Fugazzi heard a lot about them over the years reccomend me an album?

And i was going to put Joy Division but i wasn't sure if i classify them 100 percent punk but they definitely have punk in some of there song's

Timmy84 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Heard of them, recommend any albums or songs?

Their first album is a classic.

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that's a great one!

Gunsnhalen said:

JamFanHot said:

Fugazi

Social Distortion

Gang Of Four

Bad Religion

MC5

Joy Division

I forgot about the MC5 great group

Fugazzi heard a lot about them over the years reccomend me an album?

And i was going to put Joy Division but i wasn't sure if i classify them 100 percent punk but they definitely have punk in some of there song's

I dug "13 Songs", "Repeater", "Steady Diet Of Nothing", and "Red Medicine" the most.

the minutemen are good.

runphilrun said:

From the top of my head, the more popular ones I could think of if you like old school Punk/HC:

Descendants

Wipers

X

The Weirdos

The Zeros

Circle Jerks

Angry Samoans

Zero Boys

Poison Idea

D.O.A.

Crass

Discharge

GBH

Necros

Negative Approach

The Avengers

I'm sure all these groups have footage on Youtube. I uploaded some rare footage there myself:

http://www.youtube.com/us...ature=mhum

good ones. then you get into stuff like agnostic front, DRI, minor threat, red C, the dicks, the big boys, radio birdman...

ugh

some songs of The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Jam, Green Day, Offspring and Ramones

that's all I can stand...

I hate to disagree with Timmy84 but as an entry point this is the place to start with the Buzzcocks.

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Get the version with the bonus tracks and you will have a near perfect collection of their music.

If you want to dig deeper there are fantastic double disc reissues of their first three albums.

I would also recommend something by the Stiff Little Fingers, this is probably your best bet:

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MJJstudent said:

runphilrun said:

From the top of my head, the more popular ones I could think of if you like old school Punk/HC:

Descendants

Wipers

X

The Weirdos

The Zeros

Circle Jerks

Angry Samoans

Zero Boys

Poison Idea

D.O.A.

Crass

Discharge

GBH

Necros

Negative Approach

The Avengers

I'm sure all these groups have footage on Youtube. I uploaded some rare footage there myself:

http://www.youtube.com/us...ature=mhum

good ones. then you get into stuff like agnostic front, DRI, minor threat, red C, the dicks, the big boys, radio birdman...

Ooh, those are nice mentions, bro. Red C? Anybody who mentions an obscure D.C. Punk band knows their stuff. And how can I forget a couple bands from Prince's home town Husker Du & The Replacements ?(early stuff) Also, I recommend watching an old Documentary on the early Los Angeles Punk scene called The Decline of Westen Civilization that has early footage of Black Flag, the Germs,Circle Jerks, Catholic Disicipliine, X, The Bags, and Fear. The Fear footage is priceless.

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runphilrun said:

MJJstudent said:

good ones. then you get into stuff like agnostic front, DRI, minor threat, red C, the dicks, the big boys, radio birdman...

Ooh, those are nice mentions, bro. Red C? Anybody who mentions an obscure D.C. Punk band knows their stuff. And how can I forget a couple bands from Prince's home town Husker Du & The Replacements ?(early stuff) Also, I recommend watching an old Documentary on the early Los Angeles Punk scene called The Decline of Westen Civilization that has early footage of Black Flag, the Germs,Circle Jerks, Catholic Disicipliine, X, The Bags, and Fear. The Fear footage is priceless.

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That is a fantastic documentary! watched it last year.

I like a lot of the bands that have already been mentioned here, but here are some of my other favorites: The Plasmatics! This song is from their debut album "New Hope For The Wretched".

...and somwhere between punk and glam rock, it's the New York Dolls!

Ow Wendy O Williams or The Plasmatics as DerekH mentioned are crazy lol love em

Gunsnhalen said:

runphilrun said:

Ooh, those are nice mentions, bro. Red C? Anybody who mentions an obscure D.C. Punk band knows their stuff. And how can I forget a couple bands from Prince's home town Husker Du & The Replacements ?(early stuff) Also, I recommend watching an old Documentary on the early Los Angeles Punk scene called The Decline of Westen Civilization that has early footage of Black Flag, the Germs,Circle Jerks, Catholic Disicipliine, X, The Bags, and Fear. The Fear footage is priceless.

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That is a fantastic documentary! watched it last year.

hee hee, i'm a girl (woman?); but you can call me bro... here's some more bands though: you have everything from the rezillos to the pist, to the exploited to rudimentari peni to conflict to the swell maps to wire to the adverts to x-ray spex to gang of four to the meat puppets' first album to government issue to gang green to embrace to teen idols to deep wound to mission of burma to the voidoids...

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MJJstudent said:

Gunsnhalen said:

That is a fantastic documentary! watched it last year.

hee hee, i'm a girl (woman?); but you can call me bro... here's some more bands though: you have everything from the rezillos to the pist, to the exploited to rudimentari peni to conflict to the swell maps to wire to the adverts to x-ray spex to gang of four to the meat puppets' first album to government issue to gang green to embrace to teen idols to deep wound to mission of burma to the voidoids...

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OOps, sorry about that . Btw, you guys may or may not know this, but Punk, New Wave, Hardcore, whatever was never an exclusive all White experience. There were tons of African-Americans & other people of color involved way back then. Most people know of the Bad Brains, Fishbone, Poly-Strene of X-Ray Spex,etc. but there were numerous others, either as the lead singer, playin bass, guitar, drums, whatever. Check out this very informative site:

http://www.roctober.com/r...punk1.html

Philly's own all Black Punk Band Pure Hell

runphilrun said:

MJJstudent said:

hee hee, i'm a girl (woman?); but you can call me bro... here's some more bands though: you have everything from the rezillos to the pist, to the exploited to rudimentari peni to conflict to the swell maps to wire to the adverts to x-ray spex to gang of four to the meat puppets' first album to government issue to gang green to embrace to teen idols to deep wound to mission of burma to the voidoids...

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OOps, sorry about that . Btw, you guys may or may not know this, but Punk, New Wave, Hardcore, whatever was never an exclusive all White experience. There were tons of African-Americans & other people of color involved way back then. Most people know of the Bad Brains, Fishbone, Poly-Strene of X-Ray Spex,etc. but there were numerous others, either as the lead singer, playin bass, guitar, drums, whatever. Check out this very informative site:

http://www.roctober.com/r...punk1.html

Philly's own all Black Punk Band Pure Hell

oh YEAH! being a black woman, i know very well what it is to be a 'minority' in the punk scene. you've got mother's finest, black murda... so many groups. i actually have seen the piece you posted the link of some time ago. i may even have a physical copy of it somewhere. i have indeed seen the bad brains, fishbone and other groups live. there's also alice bag, who's latina. there's thin lizzy, rasputin's stash... TONS of rock bands fronted by brothas and sistas.

i have also seen 'afro punk'; i'm not too into that film, but yeah, it's nice to have that ground covered. all the bands i named though, those were the ones which came to mind. others mentioned fishbone and bad brains (and others) so i didn't want to repeat that.

runphilrun said:

MJJstudent said:

hee hee, i'm a girl (woman?); but you can call me bro... here's some more bands though: you have everything from the rezillos to the pist, to the exploited to rudimentari peni to conflict to the swell maps to wire to the adverts to x-ray spex to gang of four to the meat puppets' first album to government issue to gang green to embrace to teen idols to deep wound to mission of burma to the voidoids...

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OOps, sorry about that . Btw, you guys may or may not know this, but Punk, New Wave, Hardcore, whatever was never an exclusive all White experience. There were tons of African-Americans & other people of color involved way back then. Most people know of the Bad Brains, Fishbone, Poly-Strene of X-Ray Spex,etc. but there were numerous others, either as the lead singer, playin bass, guitar, drums, whatever. Check out this very informative site:

http://www.roctober.com/r...punk1.html

Philly's own all Black Punk Band Pure Hell

Gunsnhalen said:

I have started really getting back into punk music again, i will say some punk band's and i like and i am hoping for some good reccomendations

I personally love Black Flag, Bad Brains, Misfits, Dead Kennedy's, Sex Pistols, Generation X. The Clash, The Germs, The Stooges, Minor Threat, White Zombie[Pre 1992 when they went more metal.] Rammones, Minor Threat. What are some other good one's to listen to?=]

Since you mention Minor Threat twice...I'm gonna recommend Embrace:

Wasn't a big fan when it first came out, but twenty years later I appreciated it more. Just don't call it 'Emocore'.

siouxsie and the banshees

crass

limp wrist

the stalins

the germs

los crudos

queercore punks bands...to many to name

minor threat

im mostly into post punk and death rock...oh yeah and guff rock(goth rock)

yay!

i might be dissed by some punks for outing undergroundish bands but who cares!

I FORGOT

Rudimentary peni

baroque said:

yay!

i might be dissed by some punks for outing undergroundish bands but who cares!

i thought blatz was pretty popular... blatz and a lot of that lookout stuff. and wasn't there a 'decline pt. 3' covering either gilman st. or crusty punks or whatever?