Some of you may have worked out by now that I love punk, in all its forms. I grew up listening to it, and still do (gotta be careful around the younguns, what with all the f-bombs flying about). Who else is listening to punk? I dont care how you define it, Sonic's, Stooges, Saints, Sex Pistols, Sum 41 :scratch2:whatever, what are you spinning?

Today;

Dead Kennedy's "Plastic Surgery Disasters"
Adrenelin OD "The Wacky Hijinks of......"
Poison Idea "Kings of Punk"

big black - the hammer party

Teen Idles - "Minor Disturbance"

(Henry Rollins was the roadie)

Ken

Stiv Bators - Disconnected

The Jam - Setting Sons.

I finally found a used copy on CD.

The Misfits

Charged GBH - The Clay Years

Meanies- come n see

NoFx- Punk in Drublic

Velvet Underground & Nico (ok, proto-punk)

John

Richard Hell & The Voidoids- Blank Generation

Snatch- All I Want/When I'm Bored

I just picked up London Calling at the used store, plan on putting it on a bit later. Also the Soft Boys new album, though they wouldn't be punk, but would've been lumped in the punk/new wave catagory in the 80's.

Just finished the Divinyls "Desperate" and started the Plasmatics "Coup D'Etat":music:

Hanson Brothers - "Gross Misconduct"

The Klash - Combat Rock

Descendents-Milo Goes To College

Social Distortion-White Light, White Heat, White Trash

Descendents-Milo Goes To College

Nice, as the comic book store guy of the Simpons would say

best-pop-punk-album-ever!

recent re-issues:

simply saucer
and the accused first 3 (!!!!), though i haven't justified paying 15/cd for something that might not appeal to me like it did when i was in HS.

Like you, I'm a HUGE fan of punk, mostly '70s and early '80s. Here's what I spun today:

Heartbreakers: L.A.M.F.
Johnny Thunders: So Alone and Que Sera Sera
X-Ray Spex: Germ Free Adolescents
Ramones: Rocket to Russia

Awsome avatar quint

Angry Samoans "Inside my Brain"

Stiff Little Fingers-Inflammable Material

Like you, I'm a HUGE fan of punk, mostly '70s and early '80s. Here's what I spun today:

Heartbreakers: L.A.M.F.
Johnny Thunders: So Alone and Que Sera Sera

:thmbsp:
The 'Johnny' on whom I have bestowed 'sainthood', btw. ;)
Sir Ganzale of Queens, NYC.

The Fleshtones - Hexbreaker

:thmbsp:
The 'Johnny' on whom I have bestowed 'sainthood', btw. ;)
Sir Ganzale of Queens, NYC.

Definitely worthy of musical sainthood, IMO. :thmbsp:

BTW, my family and I are originally from Queens, and I not only saw Saint Johnny prowling the streets of downtown Manhattan occasionally--waiting for the man, I presume--but I also saw him live, with and without the HBs, a few times. To say that those shows were memorable would be the understatement of the decade. :D

Definitely worthy of musical sainthood, IMO. :thmbsp:

BTW, my family and I are originally from Queens, and I not only saw Saint Johnny prowling the streets of downtown Manhattan occasionally--waiting for the man, I presume--but I also saw him live, with and without the HBs, a few times. To say that those shows were memorable would be the understatement of the decade. :D
:thmbsp:
I saw JT too many times to count, as well. The first time in a dive bar in Hillside, NJ, in the winter of '79, IIRC. Each show over the years had some particularly memorable, 'typically Johnny Thunders' moment.

Descendents-Milo Goes To College

Manic Hispanic - Mijo goes to Junior College. :D

Poison Idea - Kings Of Punk

X-Los Angeles

Scratch Acid - Just Keep Eating

In The City-The Jam

X-Los Angeles

Incredible album. IMO, one of the five best punk albums ever made. BTW, I also include St. Johhny in there as well, in the form of the HB's L.A.M.F. :yes:

NOFX - The Decline
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit...

here's some canuck punk for ya:
doa-disco sucks
nomeansno-self pity
slow-have not been the same
poisoned-to tell the truth
...just a start

Decline of the Western Civilization comp

Angry Samoans

Black Flag The first Four Years

The Ruts

Husker Du

Zen Arcade

Decline of the Western Civilization comp

Angry Samoans

Black Flag The first Four Years

The Ruts


Good to see another samoans fan

Today's punk selections included:

Scream Hello - Whatever the new EP is called
The Degenerics - Generica
Social Distortion - Mommy's Little Monster
Bad Brains - Rock for Light

I broke the rules here..more punk I jammed too today:

1977 The Victims

1978 Razar

1978 Deiter Meier

London Calling-The Clash

wire - chairs missing

X-Wild Gift

here's some canuck punk for ya:
doa-disco sucks
nomeansno-self pity
slow-have not been the same
poisoned-to tell the truth
...just a start

Me and my now wife went and saw DOA and Nomeansno for our first date :smoke:

aaah! the romance of being spit upon by joe "shithead" keithley

Me and my now wife went and saw DOA and Nomeansno for our first date :smoke:
aaah! the romance of being spit upon by joe "shithead" keithley

scratch acid - (the complete thingamajig that i can't think o fthe name of and refuse to get up and walk 7 feet to find out)

would U. S. Maple belong on the punk playlist?

The Instigators
9353
Millions of Dead Cops
Sham 69
M.I.A
GBH
The Maids 1978
Radio Birdman

Here's a little gift for a fellow punker of various tunes from 1978-80 era:

Back to Bataan-The Maids 1979
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/01-maids%20the-back%20to%20bataan-1979-USA.mp3

Jezebel-The Controllers 1978
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/controllers%20jezebel.mp3

Television Addict-The Victims 1978-79
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/victims%20the-television%20addict-1977-Australia.mp3

My Time-Method Actors
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/05%20My%20Time.mp3

Demolition Girl-The Saints 1979
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/14%20-%20SAINTS%20-%20DEMOLITION%20GIRL.mp3




I really love the 1976 to 1979 era of Australian and American punk...of course I'm 44 years old still blasting my ears to this stuff since 1977 LOL ! It's in my blood.Still occasionally jam to some old hardcore.

The Instigators
9353
Millions of Dead Cops
Sham 69
M.I.A
GBH
The Maids 1978
Radio Birdman

Here's a little gift for a fellow punker of various tunes from 1978-80 era:

Back to Bataan-The Maids 1979
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/01-maids%20the-back%20to%20bataan-1979-USA.mp3

Jezebel-The Controllers 1978
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/controllers%20jezebel.mp3

Television Addict-The Victims 1978-79
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/victims%20the-television%20addict-1977-Australia.mp3

My Time-Method Actors
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/05%20My%20Time.mp3

Demolition Girl-The Saints 1979
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/2/1560299/14%20-%20SAINTS%20-%20DEMOLITION%20GIRL.mp3




I really love the 1976 to 1979 era of Australian and American punk...of course I'm 44 years old still blasting my ears to this stuff since 1977 LOL ! It's in my blood.Still occasionally jam to some old hardcore.

You do have a thing for Aussie punk, nice to see.

Check out "Do the Pop" (if you already haven't) for a good compilation of Aussie underground music from the 70's and early 80's

Will do..thanks for the tip.

Pennywise~Straight Ahead.

Pennywise~Live @ the key club.

The Clash-Give 'Em Enough Rope

Dropkick Murphys~Do or Die.

Gang Of Four-Entertainment!

The Instigators
9353
Millions of Dead Cops
Sham 69
M.I.A
GBH
The Maids 1978
Radio Birdman

OMG I hadn't thought about Millions of Dead Cops for years til you mentioned it. Love Husker DU, saw them numerous times, saw Black Flag tons, How Bout Circle Jerks. I got to sing with them one drunken show. How bout the Michigan band called the Crucifucks. Also Minutemen, Butthole Surfers saw them live too! Die Kreutzen, Sonic Youth, Bad Brains......

Black Flag - Damaged

Propaghandi - How to Clean Everything

Romeo Void- It's a Condition (415 Records)

X-Under The Big Black Sun

Bad Religion~The Gray Race.

Evil Stig-S/T

First of all, I've never paid any attention to "genres", so you all may/may not consider these punk...

Woofing Cookies - Horse Gum Tortilla Shoes

Six and Violence

fIREHOSE - Ragin', Full-On

je

D Generation-S/T

Clash - Sandinista! - on UK vinyl.

Manic Hispanic - Mijo goes to Junior College. :DI saw MH two years ago with X at the HOB Anaheim, they were good and funny! My Homeboy is a Joto is hilarious live. I need to pick up one of their CD's.

A friend of mine saw X at the HOB in Cleveland a couple of weeks ago. Were any of you there?

X-Under the Big Black Sun.

Buzzcocks-Another Music In A Different Kitchen

Stooges - Raw Power

Televison - Marquee Moon

Buzzcocks-Another Music In A Different Kitchen

HELL YES!!! I need some of their discs. Thanks for reminding me. Darn it, I forgot all about them.

Pennywise~ About Time

Pennywise ~ Reason To Believe

EDIT: Track 10 is AWESOME!!!

HELL YES!!! I need some of their discs. Thanks for reminding me. Darn it, I forgot all about them.

Buzzcocks-Singles Going Steady:thmbsp:

Start with 'Singles Going Steady'!
All the A's & B sides of the first 7 or 8 singles in chrono order, excepting the 4 tracks from the 'Spiral Scratch' EP, which predates any of the singles.

Bad Religion ~ Tested

The Professionals' I Didn't See It Coming. Great cover and even better music. One of the best "lost" albums of the punk era, IMO. :thmbsp:

Rhino's Nuggets Box, all 4 volumes!

The Offspring ~ Ignition

Buzzcocks-'Noise Annoys'-Live in NYC 1979

(I was in the front row, for this show!:thmbsp:)

Buzzcocks-'Noise Annoys'-Live in NYC 1979

(I was in the front row, for this show!:thmbsp:)

Nice, (you old bastid)

Joy Division - Substance

Gogol Bordello - Super Taranta
Against Me! - Searching for a Former Clarity

Husker Du-Candy Apple Grey

Pennywise ~ Land Of The Free?

The Jam-Setting Sons

Social Distortion ~ White Light...White Heat...White Trash.

The Instigators
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Millions of Dead Cops
Sham 69
M.I.A
GBH
The Maids 1978
Radio Birdman

OMG I hadn't thought about Millions of Dead Cops for years til you mentioned it. Love Husker DU, saw them numerous times, saw Black Flag tons, How Bout Circle Jerks. I got to sing with them one drunken show. How bout the Michigan band called the Crucifucks. Also Minutemen, Butthole Surfers saw them live too! Die Kreutzen, Sonic Youth, Bad Brains......

Thats awesome, The band that I was in at a while back almost got to play with M.D.C., then they canceled. Got to see them earlier this year.

dead boys-young, loud and snotty
pere ubu- the modern dance
johnny thunders-so alone
heartbreakers-live at max's kansas city
rich kids- ghost of princes in towers
ramones-road to ruin
dayglow abortions-feed us a fetus
angry samoans- back from samoa
richard hell and the voidoids-blank generation
wipers-is this real?
wipers-youth of america
wipers-land of the lost

oh and...... the clash-london calling
circle jerks-wild in the streets
plasmatics
pagans-dead end america

MC5- back in the usa
new york dolls- s/t

Social Distortion ~ White Light...White Heat...White Trash.

Good one!

my first love is punk...second is vintage jazz and soul.. i am weird!

fugazi!!!!!

angry samoans- back from samoa


I love the Samoans, one of my all time favorite LP's (well not really long playing, 15 songs, 13 minutes)

Crass- penis envy
vitamin x- People that make us bleed
Kaaos- Nukke

Les thugs- As Happy As Possible
christ On A crutch-Crime Pays When Pigs Die

oh and...... the clash-london calling
circle jerks-wild in the streets
plasmatics
pagans-dead end america

I love "Wild In The Streets"! That and "Urban Struggle" by the Vandals are 2 of my all time favorites. Wendy O. was pretty crazy with that bus and everythng.:yes:

Gang Of Four-'Entertainment'
Iggy-'Raw Power'
The Monks-'Complication'

X-Ray Spex - Germfree Adolescents

Aaaaaaartificial!

Foo Fighters - One by One

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41qUi3koLrL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

X-Ray Spex - Germfree Adolescents

Aaaaaaartificial!

Foo Fighters - One by One

X-Ray Spex!!!!! I'm in the process of relocating some 400-500 mostly punk and new wave 45RPMs out of their closet storage and one of the ones I was going to look for and play was Oh Bondage !Up Yours by the Spex. You'll see that one posted her soon.

"The Best Of Rodney On The Roq".

The Offspring ~ "Americana".

Does Post Punk count? Joy Division's Closer and Bahaus. Maybe I'll break out some old Sex Pistols.

my first love is punk...second is vintage jazz and soul.. i am weird!

My first love is Punk/New Wave, then vintage jazz, 70's rock (soft to metal), classical, raggae, country (especially blue grass), etc, etc. I probably wouldn't put soul, gospel or pop into my rotation. However, I think many on here listen to a very wide band of music.

Does Post Punk count? Joy Division's Closer and Bahaus. Maybe I'll break out some old Sex Pistols.

post punk, proto punk, garage punk, cow punk, hardcore, queercore, grindcore, crust......... all counts as far as I'm concerned

post punk, proto punk, garage punk, cow punk, hardcore, queercore, grindcore, crust......... all counts as far as I'm concerned

Great. I think I will add Iggy Pop, The Velvet Underground, The Violent Femes, Patti Smith, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Big Audio Dynamite, Public Image Limited, Psychadelic Furs, and New Order all belong on this thread too. Of course there were probably 100s of great punk bands that took the stage at CBGB's back in the day and never made it big time. Although I always hated the roaches that crawled behind me and between my feet.

It was always one of my ambititons to go to CBGB's, I was very sad when I saw it closed down

It was always one of my ambititons to go to CBGB's, I was very sad when I saw it closed down

The bands made the place (especially the unknown ones), as it truly was a PIT. No caddis, but tons of periplaneta americana running everywhere.

The Vandals ~ "Peace Thru Vandalism".

The Saints - Eternally Yours

yes! listening to that myself

Anyone ever seen this Butthole Surfers' video?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEuKiqnnOPM&feature=related

It is funny

poison idea, kings of punk

Green Day ~ Dookie

Any Living End fans out here? I really like 'Roll On'. Their guitar player is probably the best rock player I've heard, and the sound quality on this album is excellent. I think they are very popular in Australia, but not so much here in the US. Kind of a punkabilly sound if you're not familiar with them.

The only problem with some of the classic punk is that the sound quality can be pretty dismal. Husker Du comes to mind.

I saw a referece to Pere Ubu. I saw them twice. They put on a very good show. I remember they had this electronic widget (it has a name, I just can't remember it at the moment) which sensed the proximity of your hand to the device, and emitted a tone based on how far away your hand was. Move your hand closer, and the tone gets higher. They let the crowd play this thing, and there was one guy who took to it pretty quickly. It was just something I hadn't seen before.

The Dead Boys ~ Night Of The Living Dead Boys

Nomeansno "The Day Everything Became Nothing"

Devo "B Stiff"

Here are a few bands in my current rotation:

Old Punk:

Adolescents - Adolescents
TSOL - Beneath The Shadows
Agression - Dont be Mistaken
Wasted Youth - Reagans In
Simpletones
Flyboys
Middle Class - Blueprint for Joy
Governemnt Issue - Dischord 1981
Doggy Style - Side By Side


New Punk:

Government Warning - No Moderation
The Vicious - Alienated
Rabies - "Test Your Might" and "Disease Core"
Bad Antics
Guilty Faces
Frienly Neighbors
Harpoon Guns - S/T

Bad Religion ~ "All Ages".

Nightmarchers-See You in Magic(new one from John"Speedo"Reiss from Rocket From The Crypt)
Belrays-Have a Little Faith

Celibate Rifles - "Sidexerlyron"

The Damned-Damned Damned Damned
Bad Religion-How Could Hell Be Any Worse?
The Sex Pistols-Never Mind The Bollocks...Here's The Sex Pistols

Who else is listening to punk? I dont care how you define it, Sonic's, Stooges, Saints, Sex Pistols, Sum 41 :scratch2:whatever, what are you spinning?

I miss the Surf Punks!

Shark Attack is one of the most honest recordings of all time! It sounds like it was recorded in a garage with all sorts of crazy echos and such, but it sounds *real*.

The Ramones-Ramones

Bad Religion ~ "Tested"

I miss the Surf Punks!

Shark Attack is one of the most honest recordings of all time! It sounds like it was recorded in a garage with all sorts of crazy echos and such, but it sounds *real*.
Yeah...a fun song for sure.
I love the song by the Vandals..."Urban Struggle". Great stuff!

Public Image? Punk. Any fans.

Siouxsie & The Banshees - Birmingham Odeon (UK): November 13, 1982

Public Image? Punk. Any fans.

Public Images Limited

The Jam - The Rainbow Theatre, London: December 12, 1979

Were they punk?

The Jam - The Rainbow Theatre, London: December 12, 1979

Were they punk?
Depends on who you ask.
What do you think?

Buzzcocks-Small Songs With Big Hearts-The Rainbow Theatre, London: September 11, 1979.
On my nineteenth bd. :D

The Jam - The Rainbow Theatre, London: December 12, 1979

Were they punk?I say yes. They were clearly part of the punk scene in the UK.

I say yes. They were clearly part of the punk scene in the UK.

I agree.

Though at the time, and during their ascent to superstar status in the UK and Europe, they were open to criticism and ridicule by many for, not being 'punk enough', (whatever that may mean). And for other equally ridiculous, (in hindsight, anyway) reasons.

But now, if one reads the 'history of punk' or the history of The Jam, they are regarded as forbearer's of all that punk stood for. :dunno:

Hindsight is funny, ya know?

On my nineteenth bd. :DHappy birthday, enjoy your teens while they last. On second thought they can last forever. :D

Happy birthday, enjoy your teens while they last. On second thought they can last forever. :D

Hahaha....Thanks, Duff.

I may sometimes still act like a teen, (ask my g/f?), and I hope that lasts forever...But my 19th bd was in 1979!!

Hahaha....Thanks, Duff.

I may sometimes still act like a teen, (ask my g/f?), and I hope that lasts forever...But my 19th bd was in 1979!!Ah I misread your post. That was one week before my 21st birthday. :thmbsp:

The Jam - Four Acres (Utica, NY): March 20, 1978

X-More Fun In The New World

The Flex Your Head compilation on Dischord.

Pennywise..."Reason To Believe". :banana:

999 "S/T"
Stiff Little Fingers "Inflammable Material"

Bad Religion ~ "Tested"

The Boomtown Rats ~ Tonic for the Troops

I'm a huge punk rock fan!
Some of my favorites are: Dead To Me, Strike Anywhere, Social Distortion, Rancid, Lagwagon, SNFU, Minor Threat, The Bouncing Souls, Anti-Flag, Leatherface, Propagandhi, Good Riddance
And a ton more. My favorite is definitely Dead To Me.
I currently have an order of 10 vinyls coming in from Fat Wreck.

Does anyone keep up with Strike Anywhere? They have a new song up on myspace, "I'm Your Opposite Number", in my opinion it's their best song yet. Incredible. Check it out (http://www.myspace.com/strikeanywhere).

At the moment I'm listening to Lagwagon's Hoss album.

The Bouncing Souls - Anchors Aweigh

Off With Their Heads - All Things Move Toward Their End
Picked up this record at a show last week, they were really good live and this album is really good. I'd rate it a 4/5.

I'm a huge punk rock fan!
Some of my favorites are: .....Propagandhi............

Propaghandi stayed at my house in Melbourne the first time they toured Australia :thmbsp:

Pulley ~ "Together Again For The First Time".

Propaghandi stayed at my house in Melbourne the first time they toured Australia :thmbsp:
Awesome!
I see these guys in a couple weeks, should be a good show.

Fear - The Record

Just picked up a bunch more records.
Swingin' Utters - Dead Flowers, Bottles, Bluegrass, and Bones
Western Addiction - Cognicide
Smoke Or Fire - Above The City
The Sainte Catherines - Dancing For Decadence
Lagwagon - Hoss
Good Riddance - Operation Phoenix
Avail - Front Porch Stories
Anti-Flag - Underground Network
No Use For A Name - Leche Con Carne
SNFU - In The Meantime and In Between Time
I didn't think the SNFU one was available on vinyl, i'd been hunting for it all over the internet then accidently came across it today at a local record store.

http://i904.photobucket.com/albums/ac244/spideyjack_photos/talkingpromoitem.jpg

Talking Heads - Live On Tour
Live Promo LP 1979
Warner Brothers


Mrs. Spideyjack started this off by leaving the CD of Talking Heads 77 in the Honda, so I have been listening to it on my way to work every morning. I dug this out and plan on listening to all the TH music in our house. 2009 will sound a lot like 1979 around here!

I know it's not really punk, but this stuff sure did piss folks off back then.

Talking Heads were part of the CBGB's scene I consider them to be punk. Punk for me is an attitude and an ethic, not a hairstyle

Talking Heads were part of the CBGB's scene I consider them to be punk. Punk for me is an attitude and an ethic, not a hairstyle
:thmbsp: yes i agree, we midwestern-nere-do-wells loved talking heads as much as the pistols and our beloved buzzcocks n'such.

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh24/enricosonic/DSCN5547.jpg
The Replacements
Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash
Twin Tone

Brygada Kryzys | Brygada Kryzys | Tonpress/Poland/1982

Fear -The Record

1982 Slash Records, Los Angeles

New Yorks allllll right if you like saxaphones... Great record!

Chumbawamba - Be a Rebel, Raise Some Heck

An extremely rare Chumbawamba demo tape from 1983 distributed back when they had just formed and were still really bad.

Jingle Bells and Santa Claus is Coming to Town by X

http://www.xtheband.com/images/Xmasslide1.jpg

New Yorks allllll right if you like saxaphones... Great record!
:thmbsp: I love that song!

Speaking of Fear does anyone remember their SNL appearance?

Jingle Bells and Santa Claus is Coming to Town by X


Wow, Duff what is this?

I do have somewhere, on an old cassette, a vintage Billy Zoom Merry Christmas message that he cut while at my local rock radio station-WDHA, back in the early 80's.

Wow, Duff what is this?

I do have somewhere, on an old cassette, a vintage Billy Zoom Merry Christmas message that he cut while at my local rock radio station-WDHA, back in the early 80's.Christmas music from X. Have a listen here.
(http://www.emusic.com/album/X-MERRY-XMAS-From-X-MP3-Download/11671292.html) I downloaded them from iTunes.

X
"Under the Big Black Sun" Electra Records

Fear -The Record

1982 Slash Records, Los Angeles

:thmbsp: I love that song!

Speaking of Fear does anyone remember their SNL appearance?

From wikipedia:
1981 appearance on Saturday Night Live

The movie brought the band to the attention of actor John Belushi, who lobbied successfully to get the band a spot as a musical guest on the 1981 Halloween episode of his former show Saturday Night Live. The band's appearance included a group of moshers, among them Belushi, Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat (and later Fugazi), Harley Flanagan and John Joseph of The Cro-mags, and John Brannon of Negative Approach. The show's director originally wanted to prevent the dancers from participating, so Belushi offered to be in the episode if the dancers were allowed to stay.[2] The end result was the shortening of Fear's appearance on TV. The band first performed "I Don't Care About You." They started their second performance by saying, "It's great to be in New Jersey," drawing boos from SNL's New York live audience. Accompanied by gory footage of blood-filled pumpkins being carved into Jack O'Lanterns, Fear then played "Beef Bologna," "New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones," and started to play "Let's Have a War" when the audio and video of the telecast faded into commercial. During the performance the slamdancers left ripe pumpkin remains on the set and stage speakers. Belushi also offered Fear the soundtrack for his major motion picture Neighbors. The movie studio eventually forced Fear off the project after Belushi's death. Shortly after the 1981 Halloween SNL appearance, which resulted in $2,500 in damages (falsely magnified a hundredfold in a New York Post article), some clubs chose not to hire the band.

I saw Fear play in front of about 50 locals at downtown Los Angeles artist watering hole, Al's Bar........just about every LA punk band hung out with the artists and other malcontents:)

Christmas music from X. Have a listen here.
(http://www.emusic.com/album/X-MERRY-XMAS-From-X-MP3-Download/11671292.html) I downloaded them from iTunes.

:thmbsp:
Thank You.

Dropkick Murphys ~ "Live On St. Patrick's Day".

Well sh*t - I just noticed this thread for the first time! I'm about to leave the office. On the drive home today it will be:

MISFITS - Static Age

man this thread was buried

Husker Du
Candy Apple Grey

it's going to be a snowy weekend here so it's time to party and jam with high energy tunes

johnny thunders and the heartbreakers-L.A.M.F.
:sigh:

wipers-is this real?

angry samoans-back from samoa

The Jam
In The City

Jawbox - For Your Own Special Sweetheart (the new remaster on vinyl)

It sounds f'in glorious.

Minutemen
Double Nickels On The Dime

Bad Religion ~ New Maps Of Hell

lately:

Mission of Burma - The Obliterati
Boys Life - S/T

http://i904.photobucket.com/albums/ac244/spideyjack_photos/drumsandwires.jpg

XTC - Drums and Wires
Virgin/Geffen CD

not punk really, oh well.

There isnt a hardcore thread, much less one on noise rock I could find so I'll put this up in here.

The Catalyst
Swallow Your Teeth (2009)

http://www.builtonaweakspot.com/images/catalyst3.jpg

Cover art painted by a friend of mine :thmbsp:

Catholic Disipline
Underground Babylon

No New York 1978 produced by Brian Eno
Contortions
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
Mars
DNA
all on there

pretty weird but cool