Punkrock HistoryNo chance to think:
Ramones - It’s Alive
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Maybe for clarification
You should name your favorite punk album, it doesn't have to be from the selection shown 😉
PsychoMikoI was little 13 y.o and a friend of mine gave me a mix tape. MAXELL XL II 90min.
Before This day i listen to Anthrax, Metallica, Destruction....after this warm sunny day, my whole music world changed. It was an ignition, a travel to a new universe, still today. A few month later, listening to 7Seconds "Young till I die" I got on my mother's nerves until she bought an electric guitar for my next birthday.
William Wagner@historyofpunkrock I'd go with Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables, though It's Alive is a good choice. I'd like to have seen London Calling on the list, which I much prefer to Combat Rock.
Edit: D'oh. You're asking about the best of all time, not the best of those shown. But I'll stick with Fresh Fruit. Appeal to Reason has gotten a lot of ear time lately, though.
ARE YOU A COP?@historyofpunkrock
Bad Brains yellow Roir cassette.
Bad Brains yellow Roir cassette.
a pile of moss@historyofpunkrock plastic surgery disasters
Kealoha@historyofpunkrock The Clash’s first album is hard to best.
Antipope Superstar@historyofpunkrock los angeles
Chris Trottier
Clifford Colby@historyofpunkrock Gang of Four - Entertainment
oliver59@historyofpunkrock Fresh Fruits For Rotten Vegetables: my first thought.
And of course "Marquee Moon", but i wouldn't call it punk rock..
And of course "Marquee Moon", but i wouldn't call it punk rock..
ghorwood↙↙↙@historyofpunkrock the slits. runner up: pink flag.
Jó Skælettísson@historyofpunkrock
Green Day - Dookie!
Green Day - Dookie!
Pinewood Pete@historyofpunkrock Without thinking it's Fresh Fruit. After thinking it's too hard to call.
AKMAOf those choices — acknowledging the calibre of many of the alternatives — I have to choose Marquee Moon, though it's not full-on punk. For these choices for *punk* I'd say the Dead Kennedys…
ferenc_i@historyofpunkrock Refused - The shape of punk to come. And I am aware that opinions will arise in that matter.
Ian TindaleThe Birthday Party – Hee-Haw
The Birthday Party / The Friend Catcher
https://youtu.be/0u87F5bNicM
The Friend Catcher
@historyofpunkrock oh, I just found an early demo of that song, far more punk-oriented
The Birthday Party / The Friend Catcher (demo)
https://youtu.be/RlZ1R56xOb0
The Birthday Party – The Friendcatcher (Demo)
@historyofpunkrock …and this is where they were before when they were The Boys Next Door – very early Nick Cave performance on telly
The Boys Next Door / These Boots Are Made For Walking (1978)
https://youtu.be/XYPsGB-rIhk
The Boys Next Door - These Boots Are Made For Walking (1978)
mdotsh@historyofpunkrock
"Bad Brains - banned in DC" with "Black Flag - Nervous breakdown EP" as a close second
"Bad Brains - banned in DC" with "Black Flag - Nervous breakdown EP" as a close second
dvdTrowbridge@historyofpunkrock Everybody’s talking about Lemmy, here’s how Lemmy, apparently, united the punks and the metal heads…
https://youtu.be/sXe5kUoqbfI
#Lemmy #punk #metal
https://youtu.be/sXe5kUoqbfI
#Lemmy #punk #metal
How Motörhead & "Ace of Spades" United The Punks & Metalheads | New British Canon
euk@historyofpunkrock wire - pink flag. essential.
Malaclypse@historyofpunkrock This is “Horses” erasure.
Colin Haynes@historyofpunkrock NMTB. I know they're a cliche but as a 13 year old in Norwich, it was like a feckin' bazooka incoming. Changed everything for me.
Gavin Volure’s Peanut Butter
S22Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
For the lyrics, the music, the Jello voice and the memories of being a wee 16 year old with great punk rock enthusiasm.
Steve Downey@historyofpunkrock
It's Alive changed my life.
Minor Threat's Minor Threat did too.
Matthew Kay@historyofpunkrock Hüsker Dü - Land Speed Record
martinconnolly@historyofpunkrock I bought Another Music in a Different Kitchen (Buzzcocks) and This Year's Model (Elvis Costello) on the same day. Hard to separate those two.
chrismac4u@historyofpunkrock Fun House. Doesn't get better than that.
mxk
Stardog Champion
Ged|Net
donutage (Bill Cole)@historyofpunkrock X-Ray Spex, Germfree Adolescents
biedl@historyofpunkrock No way. Too many possibillities
Darryl Wright 🇨🇦🎧
Doug Baker - Elbows Up! 🇨🇦@historyofpunkrock London Calling. The Clash.
RRB999 Separates
Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band
DK Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Tyler Sticka@historyofpunkrock If you’ll allow me some post-punk, it’s a tie between Gang of Four’s “Entertainment!” and Wire’s “Chairs Missing” IMHO
I take back my previous statement. There is only one possible answer:
John Cale Sabotage/Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8DTuRdcy0k
John Cale is the alpha and omega of punk.
John Cale - Sabotage/Live (Full Album) (1979)
jollyrogue@historyofpunkrock Mission of Burma - vs
More post-punk, but still good. 🙂