[Canoxa]

I listen to it occasionally, but since I feel most of it is about the attitude, I stick to gigs or the big names that add something musically.

The Clash, Ramones and Dead Kennedys mostly.

[XN22]

Word up.

[Tetsuo2501]

why is it whenever someone talks about MDC, the only song they can pick out of thier ass is John Wayne was a Nazi?

anyway, no one has mention greats as

Demented are Go!


Austin, Texas's own Krum Bums


and a little SS Decontrol


This post has been edited by Tetsuo2501 on Tuesday, Jan 22 2008, 18:41

[XN22]

QUOTE (Tetsuo2501 @ Jan 22 2008, 18:35)

why is it whenever someone talks about MDC, the only song they can pick out of thier ass is John Wayne was a Nazi?

I like Dead Cops better, but I couldn't find a good video.

SS Decontrol is awesome too, dunno how I missed them.

[V1ce C1ty]

Fave band are Ramones. i know alot people will say they are rock and some say they are the godfathers of punk. not to bothered they are the best .

as for punk not to keen on it much especially the new punk sh*t coming in these days. anyway heres little list of what i occasionaly listen to.

The Addicts
U.k Subs
Bad Brains
Dead Kennedys
The Casualties (even though alot of ther songs are hypocritical)
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Ramones
Dropkick Murphys
Misfits
Rancid
The Exploited
H.A.T.E
FEAR
Anti Flag
Buzzcocks
The Unseen
Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards

[bagga rabbit]

Anyone remember the " Plasmatics" with Wendy O. Williams?

This post has been edited by bagga rabbit on Tuesday, Jan 22 2008, 22:49

[outcest]

QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 19 2008, 22:42)

QUOTE (outcest @ Jan 19 2008, 21:38) Vancouver Hardcore, man. If you want to talk hardcore, go no further than tri-state/new england hardcore. The northeast ruled the scene in the 80s and we still rule it today.

Doesn't stop us from having a healthy scene anyway, especially because most Canadian hardcore is so disparaging. Go It Alone, In Stride, Get the Most, Set Foot, Circles, sh*t like that. good stuff.

[XN22]

QUOTE (outcest @ Jan 22 2008, 23:25)

QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 19 2008, 22:42) QUOTE (outcest @ Jan 19 2008, 21:38) Vancouver Hardcore, man. If you want to talk hardcore, go no further than tri-state/new england hardcore. The northeast ruled the scene in the 80s and we still rule it today. Doesn't stop us from having a healthy scene anyway, especially because most Canadian hardcore is so disparaging. Go It Alone, In Stride, Get the Most, Set Foot, Circles, sh*t like that. good stuff.

TBH I haven't heard much, but I just wanted to be all patriotic.

[ISd3d]

That SSD song 'Glue' is awesome.

[Tetsuo2501]

can't foget about the king of Punk...GG Allin

here's prolly the only version of this song that i could find that I could post on GTAF, ...and it even comes with DeeDee Ramone playing guitar in it

[Gabriel Constantin]

I'd rather call him "The Jester Of Punk" because that's all that he is... a joke! He's the biggest c*nt I've ever seen, and whether or not that makes him "punx" I don't really care. But I can't really stand his music, and his ideology isn't really that "punk" just offensive. Which in my eyes, isn't what punk is about.

[WhittyC]

QUOTE (V1ce C1ty @ Jan 22 2008, 20:55)

Fave band are Ramones. i know alot people will say they are rock and some say they are the godfathers of punk. not to bothered they are the best .

I always considered The Ramones punk.

[XN22]

QUOTE (Gabriel Constantin @ Jan 24 2008, 01:48)

I'd rather call him "The Jester Of Punk" because that's all that he is... a joke! He's the biggest c*nt I've ever seen, and whether or not that makes him "punx" I don't really care. But I can't really stand his music, and his ideology isn't really that "punk" just offensive. Which in my eyes, isn't what punk is about.

XN22 shows Gabriel the door

Also, can we talk about ska in here or no?

[outcest]

QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 23 2008, 19:53)

Also, can we talk about ska in here or no?

yes plz.

In which case, Op Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Bosstones, Sublime, and Keasbey Nights-era Catch 22 are the heavy hitters of ska punk for me..

though generally I prefer 2Tone era ska like the Specials and Madness.

[Gabriel Constantin]

Ska Punk? Sure. I'm a fan of it, myself.

EDIT: Someone already beat me to it!

In which case, I've never really been into Ska that much. I've never delved much further than the mainstream bands and a few odd-picks. Though overall I'm a fan of; Less Than Jake, Spangle, Culture Shock, Citizen Fish & some later Clash (if you count it as Ska).

I also consider X-Ray Spex to be an early prototype for the Ska Punk genre, as well as Riot Grrl! But that may just be me.

This post has been edited by Gabriel Constantin on Thursday, Jan 24 2008, 02:00

[XN22]

QUOTE (outcest @ Jan 24 2008, 01:57)

QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 23 2008, 19:53) Also, can we talk about ska in here or no? yes plz. In which case, Op Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Bosstones, Sublime, and Keasbey Nights-era Catch 22 are the heavy hitters of ska punk for me.. though generally I prefer 2Tone era ska like the Specials and Madness.

I don't really care for RBF. They're good and all, but eh, I'd rather listen to the Bosstones or Big D.

[outcest]

QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 23 2008, 21:08)

QUOTE (outcest @ Jan 24 2008, 01:57) QUOTE (XN22 @ Jan 23 2008, 19:53) Also, can we talk about ska in here or no? yes plz. In which case, Op Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Bosstones, Sublime, and Keasbey Nights-era Catch 22 are the heavy hitters of ska punk for me.. though generally I prefer 2Tone era ska like the Specials and Madness. I don't really care for RBF. They're good and all, but eh, I'd rather listen to the Bosstones or Big D.

I was real big on them when I first got into ska. They're good for that. I still like 'em, especially older stuff, but yeah, once you get to know some more bands they kinda lose their edge.

[BUGY]

Only one I can think of that hasn't been mentioned is Comeback Kid...

[outcest]

Comeback Kid played a sick show at my local hall before it briefly closed down. My buddy got drop kicked to the head.

[XN22]

I f*cking love the newest Big D record.