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Top 5 punk bands?
#81
Too many to name, but here are a few favorites

Wipers, Pere Ubu, Refused, Minutemen, Husker Du, Talking Heads, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, the Stooges, Television
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#82
In no particular order...
The Clash
Dead Boys
Bad Religion
Social D.
The Ramones
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#83
I can't help it, MH ! Their Awesome as **** Live album really gets these old bones a movin !...lol
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#84
Always been a moderate fan of The Clash, Iggy Pop & The Fall etc but was never really a huge fan of 'punk' until I recentley heard a band called Magazine who while more attributed to 'post punk' genre... totally changed my view of the genre which I hadn't really previously held in that high regard.

After seeing Magazine live along with also discovering and catching Wire live in the space of a few weeks, I have a new appreciation for 'punk' music.. albeit the more intricate, inventive and experimental stuff belonging to the 'post-punk' category.

Funny thing is after falling in love with 'post-punk', I have revisited some more of the straightforward punk music such as 'The Clash's' early stuff and now have a new appreciation of it. Latest band I discovered is an Australian group called Radio Birdman who play very varied material...

And yes... I agree Green Day is most definitely not punk!!! More like Pop-Rock with punk stylings... :hand:
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#85
are the Replacemnts considered "punk", because if so, them totally
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#86
"punk stylings" ...then they're punk... note IMHO...early career they were definitely wild and out there as punk rockers...here's another example of too many genres....to me The Ramones are it !!!! in Punk !!!!....Magazine in concert....exactly Mr. Soul...I seem to really appreciate the artist a lot more after seeing them live !!!!..Being a huge live album fan ( listening to Grateful Dead Live albums...and there are tons of them.. at the moment)....
Mr.Soul Wrote:Always been a moderate fan of The Clash, Iggy Pop & The Fall etc but was never really a huge fan of 'punk' until I recentley heard a band called Magazine who while more attributed to 'post punk' genre... totally changed my view of the genre which I hadn't really previously held in that high regard.

After seeing Magazine live along with also discovering and catching Wire live in the space of a few weeks, I have a new appreciation for 'punk' music.. albeit the more intricate, inventive and experimental stuff belonging to the 'post-punk' category.

Funny thing is after falling in love with 'post-punk', I have revisited some more of the straightforward punk music such as 'The Clash's' early stuff and now have a new appreciation of it. Latest band I discovered is an Australian group called Radio Birdman who play very varied material...

And yes... I agree Green Day is most definitely not punk!!! More like Pop-Rock with punk stylings... :hand:
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#87
There could be a case in point regarding The Clash as hard core punk ? I wouldn't classify their seminal London Calling album as Punk perse...there's a lot of reggae, jazz, and rock overtones and it had a bit of pop rock ..it appealed to a considerably large audience....similar to Green Day,,, lol ?????

Black Flag, Flogging Molly and The Kennedys as well as Sex Pistols had that crazy in your face hard true punk sound imho..there are several others
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#88
I don't know guys
I consider the top five punk bands to be
1. The Sex Pistols
2. Dead Kennydees
3. The Clash
4. Social Distortian
5. Rise Against

That's just my opinion, and I may be going out to lunch here
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#89
I don't know about you guys, but I consider the top five punk bands to be
1.Sex Pistols
2.Rise Against
3.Black Flag
4. My Chemical Romance
5. Flogging Molly
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#90
^ That's the problem with these lists, opinions can change...

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