In no order:
Jerry's Kids-Is this my world?
Infest-Slave
Dead Kennedys-Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables
Ripcord-Poetic justice
Napalm Death-Scum
Black Flag-Damaged
Discharge-Hear nothing,see nothing,say nothing
7 Seconds Old school
Negative Approach-Tied down
No Security From the splitlp with Valvontakommissio
Only half an album,but still....

Jerry's Kids = great.

Boston had some great punk bands, Jerry's Kids were amongst the best of em.. though I think The F.U.'s were kings.

That's straight up metal.

Side A was more punk influenced, Side B was more metal.

I dunno i always thought Scum was just pretty fast hardcore punk than grindcore

as above. Side A was more in debt to Hardcore Punk.

Bullens half was more hardcore, Dorrians half was more metal.

I would say Side A of "Scum" fits into the criteria of punk.

Napalm Death spent the first 4 or 5 years of their career playing alongside punk acts.

It wasn't until Nic Bullen and Justin Broadrick left and people like Shane Embury, Lee Dorrian & Bill Steer joined that the metal element was added to their music.

1. Doolittle - Pixies(would anyone else consider this punk, I know Pixies are considered alternative, but I consider them art-punk)
2. London Calling - The Clash
3. Raw Power - Iggy and the Stooges
4. Marquee Moon - Television
5. Pink Flag - Wire
6. Never Mind the Bollocks - The Sex Pistols
7. Ramones - Ramones
8. The Stooges - The Stooges(does this count? The answer in my head is yes but I'm not as well versed in punk as I could be)
9. Minor Threat - Minor Threat
10. Zen Arcade - Husker Du

Broadrick is a straight up metal dude, imo.

i never understand why people keep labelling Television as "punk"

they have fuck all to do with punk