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[Music] Best Punk Rock Song ?
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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Never trust a man with egg on his face
Pevenseagull
Anti-greed coalition
- Jul 20, 2003
- 19,610
Cant be arsed to trawl through this .....
But whoever put 'New Rose' is right.
Unless they are American.
But whoever put 'New Rose' is right.
Unless they are American.
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
On the basis you "Cant be arsed to trawl through this" your wrong.
Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Ha! Ramones played for 35 minutes. That meant 17-20 songs. Bit of a rip off but I was plumb****erd at the end. They used to call their gigs 'jobs'. Strange right wing oddballs. Imagine a talented vrsion of Looney, PPF, Prancing Ninny (JCFG) and one of the other dweebs on here, all in leather jackets, and that was the Ramones.
The Saints were amazing. Menacing. Pity the fat singer had to wear a school tie...and had long hair... but anyway...
Seem to recall the other band on the bill was ...the Pirates!
My memory of a Ramones gig was standing in the front row, head near the monitors, and completely unable to tell one song from another. And it didn't matter one bit.
pearl
Well-known member
Tracy is my 'wallpaper' on my other 'phone, wearing a cowboy hat and string vest. Been dead nearly 32 years
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
pearl
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I was 28/29 in 1977 and thought Punk was a load of shite and still do now!
enjoy
https://youtu.be/bch1_Ep5M1s
pearl
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- Jan 30, 2008
- 782
im in Love With Margaret thatcher by The NotSenibels
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
Flex Your Head
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So many to choose from, but probably 'Where Were You' by The Mekons, if we're sticking to late 70's UK punk singles. Although Wire released some all-time classics. And Crass, who were probably just as influential as the Pistols and Clash.
I think this, all 27 seconds of it, is what finally got me to form my own band though. Can't beat the first wave of US hardcore for sheer reckless velocity and excitement.
I think this, all 27 seconds of it, is what finally got me to form my own band though. Can't beat the first wave of US hardcore for sheer reckless velocity and excitement.
Flex Your Head
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I'm not normally a fan of cover versions, but Armitage Shanks 'Sing And Play Twenty Punk Hits Of The Seventies' is one of the finest LPs I've ever heard. Proper sotty, garage punk attitude with an amazing 'authentic' production job. All yer faves and a lot of lesser-known goodies too. Everyone's a winner! Check out their cover of GLC for starters...
Full LP details here - definitely one to track down and annoy the neighbours with. https://www.discogs.com/Armitage-Sh...ty-Punk-Hits-Of-The-Seventies/release/2898722
They have a big ol' back catlogue of their own awesomeness too.
Full LP details here - definitely one to track down and annoy the neighbours with. https://www.discogs.com/Armitage-Sh...ty-Punk-Hits-Of-The-Seventies/release/2898722
They have a big ol' back catlogue of their own awesomeness too.
looney
Banned
- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
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looney
Banned
- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
Didnt realise Abba was an entire genre till you declared it. No they werent.