List Your Top Ten Punk Bands!
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mididoctors wrote:
That is class.
The other end of the scale is the focus and genius of Lydon,Levine and Wobble
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntSeNSv6qWwThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
+ i The Adverts.
Cop this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaT9QDw4 ... re=related
and.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFkSGbd3 ... re=related
Oh and,Eddie and the Hot Rods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44JomxG4 ... re=relatedbagpuss0 -
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punk & new wave
The Jam
The Clash
The Stranglers
The skids
Penetration
APB
SLF
Undertones
Vapors
The Ruts
Cant restrict myself to 10:
On the bench are XTC, The Members, UK Subs, Dead Kennedys, PIL - Oh the nostalgia0 -
No mention of Ten Pole Tudor!
Saw them with 14 (yes FOURTEEN) others at North East London Poly. Who Killed Bambi and Swords of a Thousand men - outstanding. They were doing requests at the end0 -
C'mon the Ramones? - any of you guys ever see them 'live' - I use that euphemistically because 'out of tune, drugged stupor torpor' would be more appropriate - I mean how can you play one chord out of tune?Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Monty Dog wrote:C'mon the Ramones? - any of you guys ever see them 'live' - I use that euphemistically because 'out of tune, drugged stupor torpor' would be more appropriate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1oLQ55IfPA0 -
Definitely the Ramones about 1985, Barrowlands Ballroom, Glasgow - they were quite clearly stoned out their heads. Worse for them was that the support band, a Glasgow psychobilly band called the Stingrytes completed blew them away - they got an encore - most people just walked out when the Ramones finished. In those days, there were only 2 major venues in Glasgow and one in Edinburgh meaning it was possible to see all the 'big' bands - suppose I was spoilt for choice - but they were stand-out awful!Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Monty Dog wrote:Definitely the Ramones about 1985, Barrowlands Ballroom, Glasgow - they were quite clearly stoned out their heads. Worse for them was that the support band, a Glasgow psychobilly band called the Stingrytes completed blew them away - they got an encore - most people just walked out when the Ramones finished. In those days, there were only 2 major venues in Glasgow and one in Edinburgh meaning it was possible to see all the 'big' bands - suppose I was spoilt for choice - but they were stand-out awful!
Ever listened to the Ramones' live recording "It's Alive" from 1977? Definitely one of the all-time great live albums.0 -
i dont know any punk bands. i cant name one.0