Punk/Oi//Crust/D-beat/Hardcore/Anarcho

[Dbeatdano]

I searched around and found no threads about punk music. Well here it is, all things punk rock. Post some new bands on the scene, or some classics. Also any punk tattoos, jackets, vests, mohawks, or anything else related. Sorry in advance if there's another thread like this.

[beez]

@Dbeatdano do they have to be new? Bc I just you tubed the shit out of some high school favs...footage just now available...

Punk rock!

[Dbeatdano]

I'll start with some of the d-beat greats

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No pretty much whatever is punk @beez. I'm always looking to hear bands I've never heard before.

[CultExciter]

I'm a big fan of Wolfpack/Wold Brigade. I was actually just listening to Disfear!

Probably my favorite crust/d-beat band is a band called Martyr Dod. Just heavy.

However, I'm into this all the time:

[Boiled Dove]

Bought the family tickets to Riot Fest in Chicago last year. got to see some great stuff. Bad Religion, GWAR, Suicidal Tendencies, FLAG, Pennywise, and even some stuff my youngest daughter likes (14) Fall Out Boy, Blink 182, All Time Low. We have tickets for this year, their tenth anniversary but they haven't released the lineup yet. GBH did mention on their facebook that they would be playing though.

[beez]

Thanks for starting this thread. Bringing back a lot of memories and giving me a general 'stoked' feeling.

My friend and I would drive around in her blue Mazda protege (super sexy car, huh? ah, the old pro') and pretty much listen to all of these songs on repeat.

My first show ever - fall 1997, Bricktown Live, Oklahoma City, OK - Against All Authority. Man, I get pumped any time I hear this shit, and "researching" for this thread (that is to say...procrastinating...because I have real work to do!!)

Walking Revolution - AAA

This was THE jam.

Lifestyle of Rebellion - AAA

I'd like to play me latest chart topper...

Right Now - Naked Aggression

And then this: (and omg are they touring RIGHT NOW?)

(to be continued...)

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Ahhh I have more but it will only let me post three at a tiiiiimmmee!!!

[Mark Bee]

I recall seeing The Clash in 1982. That was cool. A Reggae band called Messenjah opened for them. I was sitting behind a row of rastas in Maple Leaf Gardens. By the end of the show I was incredibly hungry and slightly spaced out. Insert Geo. Carlin sketch here.

[beez]

Jack Acid - Jaywalking

Blatz - Fuk Shit up & Lullaby

Fucking Blatz!! YESS!! Remember the Blatz/Filth Shit Split???

[Graeme]

I stopped listening to this kind of music when His Hero is Gone broke up because I figured that with them gone nobody new would do anything worthwhile like that again. Bizarre logic maybe, but I stand by it.

Other favorites:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjtkQAbVdmY

I would probably still get the MITB skull as a tattoo.

[9Years]

Jack Acid - Jaywalking

Blatz - Fuk Shit up & Lullaby

Fucking Blatz!! YESS!! Remember the Blatz/Filth Shit Split???

Yes! I think I still have that Blatz/Filth split somewhere! Haven't thought about that in waaaay too long. Awesome!

[beez]

Propagandhi - Showdown

This is an inescapable track from my sophomore year in high school.

http://youtu.be/gzgG3HyRwV4

And then a band called The Adjustments did a cover of "boys of summer" called "the boise summer" (before any other punk covers, dammit) that was ALWAYS in rotation...I tracked down the CD recently because I couldn't find a digital copy....and after writing that i went ahead and uploaded it to youtube, thankyouverymuch, so here it is.

I should throw some Op Ivy in there to complete my high school set; it's sort of a given.

[CultExciter]

The Gits were way underrated.

And the best hardcore band ever...

[beez]

@CultExciter ahhh the gits yessss! this thread is making me happy!!!

@9Years Blatz played a benefit show for Mike Montano of Filth at the end of Dec!!!!

[TrixieFaux]

Well shit, I was all punk rock in the 80s but I don't know many of these bands you guys are talking about!

I got to see some classics, like the Ramones, play in Hartford, CT...

I loved bands like the Bad Brains, Dead Kennedys, the Specials, Flipper, Devo, the Rezillos... ok too many to list. Some stuff from the more fun/silly punk rock side of the spectrum to some heavier stuff. Always loved David Bowie and Elvis Costello, not even sure what genre Elvis falls under, new wave?

These days, I've been listening to the new Brody Dalle album, Diploid Love:

And I love this Shirley Manson/Brody Dalle collaboration, Girls Talk:

[suburbanxcore]

I think @beez and I woulda been best friends in 98-01.

[MadeIndelible]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIi94s5Tp-E

My ex still has my Bad Brains CDs.

7 Seconds is playing near here in June. Black Flag later this month. Buzzcocks also in June.

[Mick Weder]

My 1st tattoo, back in 1985 was the spiky haired punk rocker being shot through the head from the Sub Hum Anz album The Day The Country Died.

Had it reworked and it sits in with the suit great.

My 1st tattoo at 17, and now turning 46 this year, love it as much as I did then.

"Don't worry, you'll get over it, you'll grow old, you'll calm down, another youth, another fashion".....

Haha! Not even!

Great thread. Thanks.

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[Boiled Dove]

I should throw some Op Ivy in there to complete my high school set; it's sort of a given.

I saw them in a tiny little club in Lafayette Indiana. I was there to open the club for them when they showed up. The funk that came out of that van when they opened the door is something I will likely never forget until the day I die. fucking awesome show though, He kept jumping around between songs saying "We just want to be your friends!!!!"

[beez]

@Boiled Dove @TrixieFaux @Mark Bee I am too young to be that cool, dammit. The clash? The ramones? Op ivy? All in real life? Much respect!

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@Dave Borjes

When, Black Flag finally hit the stage, Greg Ginn had a motherfucking theremin

Ahahahaha I DIE. This made me laugh so unexpectedly hard. Thank you.

[Boiled Dove]

That tiny little club in Lafayette Indiana, where I grew up, had some really impressive bands come through. I did not even realize at the time how lucky I was for the fact that I was in the middle of nowhere midwest. Op Ivy, Dag Nasty, Naked Raygun, Zero Boys, Toxic Reasons, KGB, Screeching Weasel, SS20. Damn that was a fun time.

[CultExciter]

This Kicker record is fantastic...You can never go wrong with Dave Edwardson on bass.

[Boiled Dove]

But that is why he is soooooo punk rock.

[Boiled Dove]

That was just in Lafayette. You don't even want to know who came through Chicago and Cincinnati.

[Boiled Dove]

Cramps, Exploited, Suicidal Tendencies, Etc...

[s3rndpt]

If anyone was into the more hardcore stuff from the late 80s/early 90s, my friend is one of the guitarists for Up Front. They played in NY and the Anthrax Club in CT in the late 80s a lot. Haven't really done much since the mid-90s, but that's because they're all married with careers now. Funny how that happens.

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