minutemen-double nickels on the dime
the fall-live at the witch trials
thee headcoats-beach bums must die--"damn your fucking work"
fugazi-furniture

are the albums that really stuck with me

You need another six. I know it's punk to ignore rules, but this is a forum for OCD weirdos. You need a Top Ten. Don't **** with us. We'll **** with you.

honestly haven't listened to much more

Love birthday party and i should have added london calling

thats about it like post punk quite a bit.

I was real into nirvana for a while so i got into the wipers and butthole surfers and that stuff but didn't stick with me like the aforementioned stuff

Here's my list. A couple of them are Bootlegs.


Blitzkrieg '76 - Ramones
Dirty Rotten LP - D.R.I.
Don't Push Me Around - The Zeros
Germfree Adolescents - X-Ray Spex
Live Fast Die Young - Circle Jerks
Walk Among Us - The Misfits
Minor Threat - Minor Threat
Big Lizard In My Backyard - Dead Milkmen
Ruin Johnny's Bar Mitzvah - Me First And The Gimme Gimmes
Love Songs For The Retarded - The Queers


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I'm more of a new wave, the punk type of person.

Technically most new wave is post-punk so you wouldn't be at fault posting a list with Devo or Talkng Heads here.

They're from Italy right? I think i saw them at one of the new year eve fest they used to have in Belgium during the H8000 glory days. I may be mistaken though.

But i clearly remember the Arkangel performance there... They played a song and a half before the vocalist and a guy from the audience started to fight. The shortest set by any band this night for sure :laughing:

Does The Batlord also enjoy a bit of Liar maybe?

Yup. Italian. I can see why they would play in that scene, though, being a bunch of vegan straight-edge types.

How were Arkangel live (assuming you could get a good idea from one-and-a-half songs/you'd seen them elsewhere)? They sound like they would obliterate a sweaty, stamp-sized club.

Can't remember if I've listened to them. After discovering Arkangel I checked out a bunch of other Belgian metalcore bands, including H8000 bands, but aside from a couple I wasn't that impressed. I think they might have been a little too close to the hardcore side of metalcore and I'm pretty hit-or-miss with pure hardcore. I'll give them a listen, though.

Liar is 'black metal influenced vegan straight edge metalcore'. A narrow niche.

Just checked out their Invictus album. Pretty solid, but the production felt a little thin.