Is this the best punk album ever made?
Top tier punk albums
Ryder Mitchell
Luis Brown
Did Johnny Rotten sing on that? :^)
Jaxon Murphy
Angel Morales
this one is way better than alien soundtracks. also
>so this is where kevin and the bikes got their sound
Michael Martinez
Fortunately not
Rotten has his legacy settled with PiL
Good enough legacy I say
Angel Collins
>does post-hardcore before hardcore is even around
nice
John Anderson
that isn't one of the first three Wire albums
Kayden Flores
That album is post-punk though, and not all that much of a standout among post-punk albums anyway.
Connor Bailey
I just looked it up and I genuinely like the first track. I hope the rest is as good.
Jaxson Butler
experimental punk is only lumped under "post-punk" by retards like yourself. this is punk
Colton Butler
Shut the fuck up, some of the most punk sounding albums are not even guitar-driven
Ramones is pop punk in comparison, Wire is considered post-punk as well yet it's extremely punk
Punk doesn't have to be straightforward sex pistols shit and labels are nothing more than chronological convienience not always depicting metaphysical aspects of the band or album
Jason Peterson
I hear this music thing is interesting tell me more
Nathan Phillips
Correct.
Adam Gutierrez
chrome are based
Nicholas Nguyen
The fall is the best punk band by a long shot and their best is easily Perverted by Language.
Noah Sanchez
that dude from black midi is a time traveller
Brody Ward
Yes
Oliver Ramirez
>My favorite punk album? Well it's (insert post-punk/arty noise rock album here), by far!
Jeremiah Wright
Hudson Jones
>The fall is the best punk band by a long shot
Henry Ortiz
For me? It’s The Modern Dance
Alexander Sullivan
are we still seriously in this obnoxious contrarian "PiL > Sex Pistols" historical revisionism era of evaluating Lydon's career?
fuck I hate music nerds. there has to be some level of pretending involved in saying a song like "Bad Baby" is more inspired and Bodies or Holiday in the Sun
Joshua Gray
>labels are nothing more than chronological convienience
then why do you care so much if that guy said post-punk?
Alexander Morgan
damn... got him
Ryder Nelson
Read again what I wrote
Sebastian Cruz
Alien Soundtracks is my favorite, but yeah Chrome are amazing. I haven’t gotten into their 80s material yet though
Thomas Hill
partial to this bands early material
Noah Hill
No, but it's a pretty good record.
For my pick it would probably be one of the first 2 Wipers albums though there are a lot of great punk albums that could contend with them so I don't know man.
cringe
Good pick but I feel like DEVO's debut beats The Modern Dance when it comes to
art punk.
I might actually have to listen to that album now.
Jason Campbell
Close, same city and era as this, which is in fact the best punk album ever made. Negative Trend and Minimal Man from the same time/place are also brilliant. Was something in the water in late 70's/early 80's San Francisco?
Jonathan Price
That's not Hex Enduction Hour
Jonathan Hall
Favorite Punk albums
Above the Ruins - Songs of the Wolf
The Adicts - Songs of Praise
Adolescents - s/t
GG Allin - Hated in the Nation
GG Allin & ANTiSEEN - Murder Junkies
Amebix - Arise
Angelic Upstarts - Teenage Warning
Angry Aryans - Racially Motivated Violence
Anti-Heros - That's Right
Anti-Nowhere League - We Are...The League
Battle Zone - Nowhere to Hide
Black Flag - The First Four Years
Blitz - Voice of a Generation
Blue Eyed Devils - Murder Squad
The Business - Suburban Rebels
Charged G.B.H. - City Baby Attacked by Rats
Christian Death - Only Theatre of Pain
Clan of Xymox - s/t
Cock Sparrer - Shock Troops
Cockney Rejects - Greatest Hits Vol. 1
Combat 84 - Orders of the Day
Condemned 84 - Face the Aggression
The Crack - In Search of...
Crass - The Feeding of 5000
Crisis - Holocaust Hymns
Cro-Mags - Best Wishes
Cryptic Slaughter - Convicted
The Cure - Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
Death in June - The Guilty Have No Pride
Devo - Q: Are We Not Men?
Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing
D.R.I. - The Crossover
Dr. Know - The Best of Dr. Know
Doom - Total Doom
Dystopia - Human = Garbage
The Exploited - The Massacre
Fear - The Record
Fight For Freedom - Ganglife
G.I.S.M. - Detestation
Hellbastard - Heading for Internal Darkness
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Landser - Rock gegen Oben
Life Cycle - Myth & Ritual
Minor Threat - Complete Discography
Misfits - Static Age
New Glory - Backlash
No Alibi - Wickedness of Mankind
Poison Girls - Where's the Pleasure?
Sacrilege - Behind the Realms of Madness
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Kaleidoscope
Skrewdriver - Boots and Braces
Skullhead - Odin's Law
Sockeye - Retards Hiss Past My Window
Störkraft - Dreckig, kahl und hundsgemein
Subhumans - The Day the Country Died
Suicidal Tendencies - s/t
Totenmond - Auf dem Mond ein Feuer
Vegan Reich - Hardline
Vile - Solution
White Pride - Your Loss Is Our Gain
Wipers - Is This Real?
XTC - Drums and Wires
Zounds - The Curse of Zounds
Lincoln Gomez
I’m more of a red exposure fan when it comes to chrome
Jacob Davis
>G.I.S.M. - Detestation
Based and Tere Their Syphilitic Vaginas to Pieces pilled
Jackson Williams
Godweensatan
Nicholas Robinson
>Above the Ruins - Songs of the Wolf
That shit is trash even by Nazi standards, get some taste retard
David Long
Joseph Howard
agreed 100% and one of the best live bands ever
i was at this show and it was the best concert i've ever been to
Ethan King
I wish I could've seen them live back in the day
Caleb Smith
Also The Sleepers
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Ryder Bell
That's actually proto-punk, since they owe their sound more to The Stooges than any other punk rock band.