My favorites are The Clash, and Television. I don't know if Iggy pop and the stooges count as punk but if so then them as well.
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look look look, i KNOW THAT POP-PUNK IS CONSIDERED NOT REAL PUNK, but I choose early Green Daylonewolf604
I like their early albums like Dookie, I think they get a bit too much crap for their new stuff. The are not the worst band around and I can easily tolerate them.
[QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"]
The Clash, The Ramones, New York Dolls, Dead Kennedys.
Jekken6
The Dead Kennedys are more along the lines of speed metal. I think they are "speed punk"
Your ignorance of the genre is astounding!Dead Kennedys is hardcore punk with an annoying vocalist. Not speed metal, not "speed punk" (or speed cabaret, for that matter, because I know what you're thinking).
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[QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"]
The Clash, The Ramones, New York Dolls, Dead Kennedys.
Lxthr
The Dead Kennedys are more along the lines of speed metal. I think they are "speed punk"
Your ignorance of the genre is astounding!Dead Kennedys is hardcore punk with an annoying vocalist. Not speed metal, not "speed punk" (or speed cabaret, for that matter, because I know what you're thinking).
Whatever they are, I think they're great and I like them :P
my top 5 are
Anti-Flag
Black Flag
Kid Dynamite
Set your goals
New found glory (its pop-punk but i dot care tbh)
I like Rancid, NOFX, Vandals, Pennywise, and early Offspring. There are many, many others, but those are the ones I've listened to the most. Nerf Herder is good too (think the Buffy theme song) but they're not amazing or anything.
I saw someone above mention the New York Dolls. I've never heard any of their music but kudos. They did a lot for the punk "scene". Black Flag too.
Misfits, The exploited, GBH, The unseen (before Paul left the band), The Clash, Ramones, Varukers, One way system, Conflict, Abrasive wheels, Sex Pistols, Defiance, Pennywise, Doom, Nausea, Blitz, Dead Kennedys, Stiff Little fingers, are some good ones
I would have to agree with this. I listen to much more post-punk than punk. I can't really get into punk that much.My favorites are The Clash, and Television. I don't know if Iggy pop and the stooges count as punk but if so then them as well.
Film-Guy
[QUOTE="robbedquick"]i cannot acknowledge this as a genrespazzx625Kinda ironic when you make a thread about rap as a competent genre... punk and emo are the same to me. you cant divide them
[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="robbedquick"]i cannot acknowledge this as a genrerobbedquickKinda ironic when you make a thread about rap as a competent genre... punk and emo are the same to me. you cant divide them I CAN divide them because they are totally different...
[QUOTE="robbedquick"][QUOTE="spazzx625"] Kinda ironic when you make a thread about rap as a competent genre...spazzx625punk and emo are the same to me. you cant divide them I CAN divide them because they are totally different... how so?
[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="robbedquick"]i cannot acknowledge this as a genrerobbedquickKinda ironic when you make a thread about rap as a competent genre... punk and emo are the same to me. you cant divide themWow,Not even close.
The Clash and Green Day
web966
Speaking of which, does anyone else find it kinda lame that Green Day literally model themselves off the Clash?
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