Any old punks out there? Post your favourites here:
These were late to the punk scene and soon transformed unsuccessfully into some New Romantics as I recall.
But they did leave one good punk single behind
Blitz- Someones Gonna Die Tonight from the All Out Attack EP
blitz-someones gonna die tonight - YouTube
These were late to the punk scene and soon transformed unsuccessfully into some New Romantics as I recall.
But they did leave one good punk single behind
Blitz- Someones Gonna Die Tonight from the All Out Attack EP
blitz-someones gonna die tonight - YouTube
Well i'm not really an old punk (i was a little bit too young) but know the classics:
The Exploited - Punk's Not Dead - YouTube
In fact i'm bothered because i listened to a lot of it but french's bands ( sometimes called 'rock alternatif' in France) and i don't know if they were popular outside France...
Anyway:
Salut à toi LES BERURIERS NOIRS - YouTube
The Exploited - Punk's Not Dead - YouTube
In fact i'm bothered because i listened to a lot of it but french's bands ( sometimes called 'rock alternatif' in France) and i don't know if they were popular outside France...
Anyway:
Salut à toi LES BERURIERS NOIRS - YouTube
There is scope for an overlap with the Reggae thread!
This lot is generally classed as a punk band but not long after this gig was recorded in Paris the lead singer died of a heroin overdose and the rest of the band recorded a dub album with Mad Professor as Ruts DC (da capo - back to the beginning) and prior to all that they were employed as the backing band of Ska legend Laurel Aitken.
The Ruts Live at Theatre de l'Empire, Paris, France 1980 - YouTube
And from the states there were the Bad Brains:
Bad Brains - Bad Brains (1982) Full Album - YouTube
I ain't even gonna mention the Clash...
This lot is generally classed as a punk band but not long after this gig was recorded in Paris the lead singer died of a heroin overdose and the rest of the band recorded a dub album with Mad Professor as Ruts DC (da capo - back to the beginning) and prior to all that they were employed as the backing band of Ska legend Laurel Aitken.
The Ruts Live at Theatre de l'Empire, Paris, France 1980 - YouTube
And from the states there were the Bad Brains:
Bad Brains - Bad Brains (1982) Full Album - YouTube
I ain't even gonna mention the Clash...
Broken Bones - Decapitated Broken Bones-Decapitated - YouTube
The Blood - Parasites in Paradise The Blood-Parasite in Paradise - YouTube
Amebix - ICBM Amebix - I.C.B.M. - YouTube
Anti Cimes - War Machine Anti Cimex Warmachine - YouTube
The Blood - Parasites in Paradise The Blood-Parasite in Paradise - YouTube
Amebix - ICBM Amebix - I.C.B.M. - YouTube
Anti Cimes - War Machine Anti Cimex Warmachine - YouTube
OMG, the Freedom Fries developers don't have to go anywhere outside the country.
Treponem Pal - Pushing You Too Far (HQ) - YouTube
^ interesting you mention Treponem Pal.
They started as punk and evolved into industrial ( "Excess & Overdrive" is a very good studio album ( live it was disapointing to say the least) produced by Franz Treichler from The Young Gods: this could explain it is so good) then into Dub.
Your own country produced some interesting things in terms of 'mauvais gout'
:
Skinny Puppy - The Process (Full Album Part 1/5) - YouTube
Don't take me wrong i absolutely love them! ( Kevin Key is an absolute genius to me).
Why do you think it'll be controversial Freecrowder?
They started as punk and evolved into industrial ( "Excess & Overdrive" is a very good studio album ( live it was disapointing to say the least) produced by Franz Treichler from The Young Gods: this could explain it is so good) then into Dub.
Your own country produced some interesting things in terms of 'mauvais gout'
:Skinny Puppy - The Process (Full Album Part 1/5) - YouTube
Don't take me wrong i absolutely love them! ( Kevin Key is an absolute genius to me).
Why do you think it'll be controversial Freecrowder?
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Your own country produced some interesting things in terms of 'mauvais gout'
Skuppy, D.O.A. D.O.A - World War 3 - YouTube SNFU SNFU - Painful Reminder (Unofficial Music Video) - YouTube (unfortunately Ken Chinn passed last year) and many other...
Oh well. I was a bit too young and innocent, but there was
Iggy Pop - Dog Food - YouTube
And
John Cale / Sabotage Live (1979) - YouTube
Or VU, somehow on the forefront, in general, maybe?
But the came that fashion designed, and with her, the sex pistols, which quite ruined it imho (compared to PIL, or suicide...
Iggy Pop - Dog Food - YouTube
And
John Cale / Sabotage Live (1979) - YouTube
Or VU, somehow on the forefront, in general, maybe?
But the came that fashion designed, and with her, the sex pistols, which quite ruined it imho (compared to PIL, or suicide...
Belgian indus?
Dive and relatives (Klinik, Sonar, ...Dirk Ivens projects edit: oh Front 242 and Lords of acid! I though they were dutch! )?
Bluegrass is nice. Oh well there is very little music genre i find uninteresting ( i've got issues with Dombolo/ Zouk and bad hip hop though... things i was forced to work on...)
Dive and relatives (Klinik, Sonar, ...Dirk Ivens projects edit: oh Front 242 and Lords of acid! I though they were dutch! )?
Bluegrass is nice. Oh well there is very little music genre i find uninteresting ( i've got issues with Dombolo/ Zouk and bad hip hop though... things i was forced to work on...)
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'Holiday in Cambodia' was one of the go to tracks I played as a student.
Oddly since this thread started I've been humming alternately 'who killed bambi' and black flags '6-pack'. You guys are messing with my brain here!
When I gave my first ISSCC paper (AD524) I woke up to "Six Pack" as I had left the radio on. I also remember "Stukas Over Disneyland" came on later.
I was at the last Angry Samoans and Minor Threat concerts at the Channel in Boston both were wonderful chaos with nobody getting hurt and no police.
I was at the last Angry Samoans and Minor Threat concerts at the Channel in Boston both were wonderful chaos with nobody getting hurt and no police.
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