The Punk Music Recommendation Thread

[Blarobbarg]

Wasn't really getting into the X song, personally. I dunno. I got onto iTunes and was listening to some of the samples they had. I liked that stuff better, but I'm gonna have to dig deeper on that one.

Was reeeeaaally digging that Birthday Party song. I knew about them, but never listened to them. So in comparison, how is the Birthday Party to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds or Grinderman? Or are they equal? And what albums should I get from any one or all three of the bands?

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Blarobbarg

Was reeeeaaally digging that Birthday Party song. I knew about them, but never listened to them. So in comparison, how is the Birthday Party to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds or Grinderman? Or are they equal? And what albums should I get from any one or all three of the bands?

Glad you liked it. Both The Birthday Party and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are great. I think Grinderman is just okay but I know a lot of people disagree with me on that. For The Birthday Party I'd recommend checking out the album Junkyard, which is just wall-to-wall great. The Bad Seeds are harder to pin down to one specific album because they've released a lot of stuff, but Let Love In, Murder Ballads and Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus are my personal favorites.

[live4livemusic]

Dumpstaphunk is some good, fun, punk if your looking to expand your punk collection... most definitly worth checkin outtt

Wana Get Good and Phhhunkkkky tomorrow!
Hit up the Boulder Theatre for some DUMPSTAPHUNK doors@8

[FRED HALE SR.]

Not sure if these guys are considered punk but they rule.

http://www.google.com/url?url=http:/...6_D48g&cad=rja

Casey kicks ass on vocals, love the co-dependents also.

[eatingmoss]

Wasn't sure if this would fit in folk or punk, so I'll give this thread a shot. What sort of Folk Punk music would recommend based on this list of Folk Punk I already listen to:
-Johnny Hobo And Freight Trains
-Wingnut Dishwashers Union
-Mischief Brew
-Asking For It
-The Anorexic Olsen Twin (more cabaret punk, but fits into the same feel, considering it's Chris Burrow's main project aside from Asking For It)
-Folk The System

As well, bands that, for some illogical reason, I just don't like and already know I will not like are Andrew Jackson Jihad and Defiance, Ohio. I think I'm looking a lot more for erratic, unpracticed vocals.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

For The Birthday Party I'd recommend checking out the album Junkyard, which is just wall-to-wall great.

I like their first album which was just called The Birthday Party initially released under the band name The Boys Next Door. It is in iTunes under the album Hee-Haw with some additional tracks. Also two of their twelve inch EPs have been issued as a double Mutiny/ The Bad Seed with some really great tracks like Deep in the Woods, Swampland, Mutiny in Heaven.


Not sure I'd be calling The Birthday Party punk though?

[hello224]

heck yeah, screeching weasel!

[FRED HALE SR.]

http://www.google.com/url?url=http:/...6FBuow&cad=rja

[PECO]

Can anyone differentiate the PUNK and the heavy metals?

I knew their common, they are weird and both insane. But the extend I don't know.










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[Natasha Paz]

I like TSOL