PUNK DECADES

Great argument, you really showed me.

Great. Now that that's resolved, please find a thread on music you actually like, that you can contribute positively to.

Well at least you hate hip hop

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Punk is garbage and nobody wants this thread. Let it die like punk music.

Forget decades, this guy is the fucking best ever

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Some people want it, go back to your kanye thread

Johnny Thunders is great! Tho I'm actually a huge fan of David Johansen. The New York Dolls have amazing energy, I actually saw them live when they first reunited and they were actually really good. For Thunders specifically, though, You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory is probably one of the best rock songs ever written. Some of those Heartbreakers songs are great too

If you like him, you might like Mink DeVille

70s: damned or pere ubu
80s: Bad brains
90s: Dog Faced Hermans
00s: indian summer
10s: died

lol I take issue with your 10s comment, but great picks for the decades. You probably already know them, but if you like Dog Faced Hermans, definitely check out The Ex.

Those early Pere Ubu singles are fantastic

70s - The Stooges
80s - Void
90s - Spazz
00/10s - kanye

No, Died as in the band

70s: Television
80s: Germs
90s: Oblivians
00s: Mclusky
10s: Iceage

oh lol, I'll have to look them up

i have never heard an album made before 1989
the offspring
the offspring
the offspring
the offspring

This except tyler the creator

eh, calling Kanye punk is too far out for me, but I can definitely see the punky quality in the OF kids

nether of those are punk bands

Death grips or maybe frank ocean too

Please do they’re fucking great

huh, interesting stuff. Reminds me a lot of Scratch Acid/The Jesus Lizard, Flipper, the first Rollins Band album, that kinda stuff. Thanks for the rec

>2019
>punk
Punk is old and boring and old. Do something new.

There are lots of punk bands doing very fresh stuff. Nothing comes out of a vacuum. The hip hop movement started around the same time as punk, metal started earlier. Blues and rock started way earlier, and classical and folk obviously predate it by centuries. There is a little revivalist punk stuff, but most of the newer stuff incorporates everything from EDM and noise to black and sludge metal. Your comment is meaningless.

>70s
Siouxsie & The Banshees
The Saints
Magazine
Suicide Commandos
The Stooges
>80s
Misfits
Bauhaus
Rites Of Spring
>rest
I don't care. If we're counting screamo, there was some cool shit in the late 90s and early 00s, but I don't really consider that punk.

I definitely consider screamo a punk genre. From the 90s on, it definitely became a thing where even people in punk bands stopped calling themselves punks except for a few distinct subcultures like d-beat, gutter punks, and "oogles." But I think the screamo bands were all very clear that they were playing punk music

If we're counting that, it doesn't get much better than Circle Takes The Square, Orchid, Saetia, and Gospel. It seemed too artsy to be considered punk, especially CTTS with their nine minute long post-rock influenced shit. I think of punk as being more stripped down and bare bones. Orchid were definitely the most chaotic and "punk" of the bunch.

There's always been a very artsy side to punk, hell you yourself list Siouxsie and Magazine. I think it's hard to separate the intense stuff from the artsy stuff, especially with bands like Funeral Diner who were as intensely skramz as they were post-rock. Tbqh I've kind of slept on Circle Takes the Square, but you might like the emoviolence band Ampere, and you might find the "emocrust" band Anopheli interesting

youtube.com/watch?v=bqYe_NehqpU
youtube.com/watch?v=kP1vJzzVy44

Circle Takes The Square are great.
They have a lot of post-rock influenced songs that slowly build to something heavy, like this one.
youtu.be/wtmQKOOZnlM
But they also have some that are short and fast as fuck, like this one.
youtu.be/ZjYpOioJ5Bo

I don't listen to much screamo anymore, but they were always one of my favorites.

thanks, I'll dig into it

80's: Minor Threat
idk any other punk decades except the 80's

That's too bad, because the 70s were better.

i'll start exploring then. why do you believe 70's are better than 80s, if you don't mind me asking?

not him, but I actually like the 80s anarcho-punk scene more than anything in the 70s

not him, but the art punk, no wave, and early post-punk scenes in the 70s are pretty cool

>I actually like the 80s anarcho-punk scene
that's the sound that attracted me to 80's punk. for some reason i just never bothered with other decades of punk.
i definitely will now though, at least for the 70s.

I don't know, man. The 70s punk explosion felt more natural to me, and the 80s hardcore shit feels like a bunch of people dressing up as punks and acting the way they think punks should act, rather than being themselves.

Here are some 70s recs.
Ramones
youtu.be/7f1uWMC7i9k
youtu.be/cjCa8i5JDF4
Sex Pistols
youtu.be/2sQaJNtbSzI
youtu.be/yzFFtBsl5ps
The Clash
youtu.be/kyoW0tf6N-Q
youtu.be/Wjmh52fkQJA
Misfits
youtu.be/Hclg2wBLVk0
youtu.be/79W284jULvI
Stooges
youtu.be/AAxEe4jGZzc
youtu.be/c0lz-eJ_RQM
Saints
youtu.be/S2Lt8F5unhM
youtu.be/pKCuuQzL70I
Buzzcocks
youtu.be/51OB2YoC4sg
youtu.be/BFMGmqs5E6c
Siouxsie & The Banshees
youtu.be/amd_5VoVt1I
youtu.be/P3fVqEKNA_A
Magazine
youtu.be/6pFBgVdPack
youtu.be/ybUqM8jf3mU
Damned
youtu.be/ThcXEqxI_IQ
youtu.be/OQKyMZ8gsPI
Warsaw (Joy Division)
youtu.be/AeJYAp3BEN8
youtu.be/KOwbuC49lCc

Not him, but I'm going to check some of these out. Thanks user!

For me, it's grunge. Fuck dressing up like every other punk try-hard and making it a fashion statement. Take the blackpill.

70's: The Stooges
80's: Infest
90's: Shotmaker
00's: Cut The Shit
10's: 1.6 Band (one-off reunion EPs technically count :) )
I haven't heard many bands I enjoy for about the past 15 years. They probably exist, but it gets harder for me to do research as I get older and less connected to smaller, fringier scenes.

So, you mean you prefer long greasy hair, black doc martens, plaid flannel shorts over tight t-shirts, and stubble over colorful hair, ripped shirts, leather spiky jackets, and plaid pants. Okay.

listen to this youtube.com/watch?v=xDTaGZVnZ60

eh, I like some of these, but I would've recommended Richard Hell & The Voidoids, DNA, Mink DeVille, Wire, Television, and Stiff Little Fingers

Some recent things I like:
youtube.com/watch?v=W_doC43FL0c
youtube.com/watch?v=5t8GbcTtnq0
youtube.com/watch?v=r8VQ7iCF3LY
youtube.com/watch?v=i0lIZriDOYE
youtube.com/watch?v=1iaArL6rYl4
youtube.com/watch?v=k8XpM0HsWfY
youtube.com/watch?v=HkFgR1rf8dY
youtube.com/watch?v=RuWkFTlsWvo
youtube.com/watch?v=Bi16l0xC9Xs

70s Ramones
80s Negative Approach
90s Born Against
2000s none (punk is dead)
2010s none (punk is dead)
Lmao at all the clueless Gen z kids in this thread

>doesn't know any of the punk that's happened in the last 20 years
>calls others clueless
Dunning-Kruger effect

I just turned 30 btw

Thanks, but I've never liked this.
Thanks, I'll listen.

70s: Eater
80s: Dead Kennedys
90s: Blink 182
00s: Bomb The Music Industry
10s: Coneheads

yes you saw the 90s pick correctly, get mad idiot

lol I always liked them, they were my favorite band from ages 10-12, and I still listen to them from time to time. That last album was terrible though, I can't stand it.

yea, Tom's voice is essential to their sound
I think Dude Ranch is my fave of theirs

70s: Joy Division
80s: Cardiacs
90s: Number Girl
2000s: mclusky
2010s: Viet Cong/Preoccupations

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Listened.
Martyrdod and Fiddlehead were pretty fresh. I'll have to check out more. Thanks.

Fucking kek

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Real bad taste, never post again.

No u, retard

Nice, for sure

70's: wire
80's: minutemen, flipper or mission of burma
90's: unwound
00's: hot snakes (?)
10's: early parquet courts or early titus andronicus

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>frank ocean
>punk

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only person with taste ITT

If actually say most people ITT have good picks
I know this is Yea Forums, but don't be so unbearably edgy

except for the 10s where he's clinically retarded. this board is fucking illiterate when it comes to punk and hardcore after the 80s. anyone who claims its dead just doesnt look or is a fucking baby who picks garbage like iceage

based died listener

70s: germs
80s: dead kennedys
90s: fugazi
10s: died

hate to do this to you but indian summer broke up in 1993.

There's too many from the 80s and not too many from other decades. Dead Kennedys, The Germs, Void, Minor Threat, Bad Brains, Big Black, Scratch Acid, Butthole Surfers, Flipper, the list goes on.

The only 2000s punk band I listen to is Pissed Jeans

70s: Gang of Four
80s: Minutemen
90s: Unwound
00s: Converge
10s: Died

shoutout to fellow Died fans. best punk band of the 10s hands down

70’s - wire
80’s - swans
90’s - unwound
00’s - brand new
10’s - birds in row

>70s: Warsaw/Joy Division
>80s: Bauhaus
>90s: Fugazi
>00s: Mclusky
>10s: Iceage
Fuck every 30 year old boomer in this thread saying punk is dead it's literally better than it ever has been in the last 30 years

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70s Iggy and the Stooges
80s Black Flag
90s The Misfits
00s Jay Reatard
10s Thee Oh Sees

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shout the fuck out to died

i meant like it was the best released punk album

>negative approach
yooo nice pick. I saw john brannon’s current band open up for dinosaur jr last year, he played a killer set but the crowd was full of nu-males who were damn near booing him. he was twice as angrier as he sounds in recording. dinosaur jr did a cover of one of their songs as an encore with brannon singing too, it was a great show.

>70s
wire
>80s
mission of burma
>90s
shorty
>00’s
don’t have any punk in the 00’s besides cloud nothing and they blow
>10’s
white lung

>70s: The Clash
>80s: Dead Kennedy’s
>90s: Fugazi
>00s: Death From Above 1979
>10s: Girl Band

70s - Ramones
80s - Ratos de Porao
90s - Refused or Offspring, I can't decide

Refused is not punk, it's more of a hardcore, my bad

lol hardcore is punk

Hey, I just turned 30 and I defended it being alive

Devo
Negative Approach
Charles Bronson
Glue

>Ratos de Porao
based

youtube.com/watch?v=5IJzHqF3NAc

this kicks ass

>30
>still on Yea Forums

well. i actually have been on here for 10 years and will be 30 soon so i can't really talk. damn

>70s
Sex Pistols
>80s
Minor Threat
>90s
Sunny Day Real Estate
>00s
Interpol

Void and Spazz are 10/10 choices

>NA, Bronson, and Glue
Niiiice

it was a good thread user
until you came

70's: buzzcocks
80's: dag nasty
90's: negative approach
00's: have hearts
10:s: title fight

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>70s
Germs
>80's
Misfits
>90's
Graves era Misfits

Punk got really really stale to me after that. Even now I find it hard to listen to a lot of the bands I used to be obsessed with. A lot of it just seems childish as fuck in retrospect.