I was telling YOU. not everyone else, because you have to give crap about what they listen to. you said, all the bands in here are garbage. I am so positive that no one wants to read that.
I was telling YOU. not everyone else, because you have to give crap about what they listen to. you said, all the bands in here are garbage. I am so positive that no one wants to read that.
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heh, this is weird !
Me too!
The Departed was on telly and that song is~ fab
shippin' it on up to Boston is only good song by The Dropkick Murphy's . the rest is notso good imo ...
Don't forget, punk is not about a certain sound, a certain image, it's not about what iTunes says... it's about a mindset, an ideal, unity and a sense of individual freedom from authority.
Many of the bands listed here are just selling an image or sound, there's no soul. Entertainment to many? Yes, but definitely not punk.
Then iTunes couldn't find its arse with both hands.
Punk bands don't compromise. Once they do, they're not punk any more.
'Punk' is so illusive, I'm beginning to wonder wether it actually existed, every band is 'not punk' for some reason, then what is?
Its more about the message than the music, I prefer music rather than political rantings.
My Itunes gave Coldplay the genre label of 'punk'.
Its more about the message than the music, I prefer music rather than political rantings.
My Itunes gave Coldplay the genre label of 'punk'.
Ok, most of the popular Estonian punk bands started at late 80´s as protest against Soviet Union and have anarchist ideology.
Vennaskond
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SZcABCytAg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4RTiVUZfiU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nphSa39Kn7k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY4ZQcZSGA4
(The lead singer is the most unenthusiastic person ever.
)Singer Vinger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MpyEwjv_W8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKWJL5bIYTI
J.M.K.E.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDUFL_HW_7A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNoy78uneqA
Punk Rock died in 1978. Any band since doesn't have any valid claim on the Genre.
Die Ärzte
The Ramones
The Clash
Sex Pistols
and called horror punk, The Misfits (great stuff guys!!)
The Ramones
The Clash
Sex Pistols
and called horror punk, The Misfits (great stuff guys!!)
Huh ! wonder how many people in this thread were even alive in 1976.
And how come no-one's mentioned the originals, the Godfathers of Punk, Iggy and the Stooges, or even their bastard love children The New York Dolls.
For what it's worth, i don't think any 70's British Punk band could hold a light to The Damned - before they went all pop-shitty-tastic -. Generation X had a couple of decent albums, the Clash had some decent tunes too, i always thought the Buzzcocks where shite, and the Pistols was more of a money making venture for Malcolm Mclaren than a real band, more hype than talent, but isn't that the music biz in a nut shell....
And how come no-one's mentioned the originals, the Godfathers of Punk, Iggy and the Stooges, or even their bastard love children The New York Dolls.
For what it's worth, i don't think any 70's British Punk band could hold a light to The Damned - before they went all pop-shitty-tastic -. Generation X had a couple of decent albums, the Clash had some decent tunes too, i always thought the Buzzcocks where shite, and the Pistols was more of a money making venture for Malcolm Mclaren than a real band, more hype than talent, but isn't that the music biz in a nut shell....
Buzzcocks are awesome.
Nah, Pete Shelley's voice really gets under my skin, really annoying and whiney.
It's ok for a one off novelty record like Jilted John, but for a serious punk god to sound like he's just trapped his nads in a door, it's not right, know what i mean ?
Basically the artistry in punk 'singing' is to shout, in the most angry and menacing way. But when Shelley does it he sounds no more menacing than a big girls blouse. So how are a group of disaffected teenagers looking for a rolemodel supposed to take that seriously ? (Apparently Boy George was a big Buzzcocks fan...)
It's ok for a one off novelty record like Jilted John, but for a serious punk god to sound like he's just trapped his nads in a door, it's not right, know what i mean ?
Basically the artistry in punk 'singing' is to shout, in the most angry and menacing way. But when Shelley does it he sounds no more menacing than a big girls blouse. So how are a group of disaffected teenagers looking for a rolemodel supposed to take that seriously ? (Apparently Boy George was a big Buzzcocks fan...)
I love both Pete Shelley's voice and also Graham Fellows' piss-take of Pete Shelley's voice.
Two words... John Shuttleworth
:zombie:
: Well yeah, but Jilted John was brilliant.
Ooh it's on YT.
punk rock
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