mobiusclimber
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Bad Religion - "Atomic Garden" (you could put any BR song here)
best punk rock song ever
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mobiusclimber
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Dead Kennedys - "Nazi Punks **** Off"
mobiusclimber
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Black Flag - "Depression"
mobiusclimber
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MDC - "Born to Die"
Nai Noswad
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Gonna listen back..... ^^
Punks not dead it's just different.
These are from my home back in England...
Sleaford Mods - Jolly Fucker.
Punks not dead it's just different.
These are from my home back in England...
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Brilliant, this was the time Rollins had huge hassle with the record company and Black Flag stagnated for 2 years over censorship!
mobiusclimber
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Great song @Nai Noswad haven't heard them before!
Here's a more recent punk song, tho not terribly recent:
Anti-Product - "It Festers in the Hearts"
Here's a more recent punk song, tho not terribly recent:
Anti-Product - "It Festers in the Hearts"
mobiusclimber
Senior Member
Here's a great newer punk band:
End It - "New Wage Slavery"
End It - "New Wage Slavery"
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Maybe spoken about this before?... Putting Punk... and it's softer sister New Wave into context of my growing up. Yes I was fully aware and enjoying rock and all the bands of the early and mid 70's....but around 1976 I started to feel a pull- and a reaction to what was happening personally and out there in the world forum.... millions of kids like us were sick of our Parents old chestnuts - "make do and mend", "waste not want not", "do what they do in Russia.... go without!"
All these dismissive clipped phrases putting a bandaid over a social compound fracture, I'm thinking "my town is crap, school is underfunded, shortages all over the section and hospital waiting lists were in their miles... Yet we were at war in Northern Ireland, and poked our noses in African squabbles and funded ailing economies elsewhere. Music in the form of rebellion and authority questioning was the medicine of many. Disco, funk, and hip- hop we're all key cogs in the machinery of music in my younger times, but the punk movement resonated the most, I feel sorry for the youth of today as destruction seems more of a watch word... yet hope as a device or word appears to be vanishing.
All these dismissive clipped phrases putting a bandaid over a social compound fracture, I'm thinking "my town is crap, school is underfunded, shortages all over the section and hospital waiting lists were in their miles... Yet we were at war in Northern Ireland, and poked our noses in African squabbles and funded ailing economies elsewhere. Music in the form of rebellion and authority questioning was the medicine of many. Disco, funk, and hip- hop we're all key cogs in the machinery of music in my younger times, but the punk movement resonated the most, I feel sorry for the youth of today as destruction seems more of a watch word... yet hope as a device or word appears to be vanishing.
mobiusclimber
Senior Member
And of course, the Linda Lindas.
