Your favourite Punk albums?

Jared: I relate to the humour, and it didn't seem that grumpy to me. I can be really, really grumpy, very shamefully so, and at those times I also am commonly uniquely stupid. Sometimes I'm not at all grumpy and yet still come across that way. My weird sense of humour. Mine was more of a general comment as some people seem to complain or get upset about certain music not getting discussed much and about the music that get discussed, and that too can get really blown out of proportion. If those people want to focus on other things, it's not challenging to build topics for that discussion. Variety is the spice of life, and I love the amount of music diversity that this forum affords. And yet despite the many differences one fins interests, one also finds much in common. I like to try to find those commonalities with people where we often seem to be on very different pages. With the friendly, open to checking out music and exploring, and conversational people that's usually not too hard. With some it proves almost impossible. And that's okay too.

As for rap, The Gonch from the CBBC (BBC Kids in Canada) show Big Babies made me a fan. I loved to watch this with my young children, but truth is, I was way more into than they.



I actually have grown to like lots of rap, and have liked some rap for many years.

Jared wrote: Cristi wrote: I have the perfect band for your description here - New Model Army.  I remember them from the 80's mate... 51st State Of America not my thing...

Cristi wrote: I have the perfect band for your description here - New Model Army.

Valdez wrote: I like all music. Disco, pop, punk, prog, R&B, rock, country, even opera! I can’t think of a genre that I stay away from.

I love various opera music, including Chinese opera. Like lots of music of all of those.

Although I have thought negatively about AOR and Arena Rock, there is lots of music that falls under that that I do like. I'm not keen on Crunk, which is a fairly punky form of hip-hop. The music I really don't like is music I hear blasting out of cars here, which is largely heavy bass hip-hop/rap here and boppy bass heavy Punjabi music.

I would say if one doesn't like music being presented commonly here, that's fine, there's space for huge diversity. And if one builds topics based on one's own interests, then, generally, expect interest from others. And of course by making topics you might turn people onto music they might not know and that build little communities within PA to share the same interests. We generally are pretty hardcore listeners (music geeks) who have listened to huge amounts of music, but there's always more to discover. :)

Post-punk is an important ingredient to my tastes, especially these days.

Edited by Logan - 6 hours 39 minutes ago at 08:31

Jared wrote: I really wonder what I'm still doing on this forum... I hate punk and most post-punk alike, unless it's been so watered down, that the punk-quotient has been all but eradicated asking me for my favourite is like asking me who my favourite Serial Killer was...

Edited by Cristi - 13 hours 48 minutes ago at 01:22

Logan wrote: ...Bauhaus - In the Flat Field (Gothic Rock Post-Punk) Daughters - You Won't Get What You Want (Noise Industrial Rock, Art Punk) Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Let Love In (Alternative Rock. Post-Punk) Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (Post-Punk, Gothic Rock) Melt-Banana - Cell-Scape (Noise Rock, Hardcore Punk) Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance (Post-Punk, Experimental Rock) Phew - Phew (Post-Punk, Experimental Rock) PiL - Metal Box (Post-Punk, Experimental Rock) Iggy Pop - The Idiot (Art Rock, Post-Punk) The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead (Indie Pop, Post-Punk) Television - Marquee Moon (Art Punk, Art Rock...) This Heat - Deceit (Experimental Rock, Post-Punk) Xiu Xiu - Knife Play (Experimental Rock, Synth Punk)...

For a much longer list of punky albums than I wrote for this topic in April 2022, while duplicating many of the same (I know quite a bit more now than in 2022), and since I like doing 2 albums per act (even if I know and love many more by an act):

Bauhaus: In the Flat Field (1980) / The Sky's Gone Out (1982)
Black Country, New Road: For the First Time (2021) / Ants From Up There (2022)
black midi: Schlagenheim (2019) / Hellfire (2022)
Camberwell Now: The Ghost Trade (1986) / Dejaunost v študentskem (Live, 1987)
Cardiacs: A Little Man and a House and the Whole World Window (1988) / On Land and in the Sea (1989)
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds: Your Funeral ... My Trial (1986) / Let Love In (1994)
The Chameleons: Script of the Bridge (1983) / Strange Times (1986)
Cocteau Twins: Garlands (1982) / Head Over Heels (1983)
The Comsat Angels: Waiting for a Miracle (1980) / Sleep No More (1981)
The Cure: Pornography (1982) / Disintegration (1989)
Daughters: Daughters (2010) / You Won't Get What You Want (2018)
Deep Turtle: Snakefish (EP, 1992) / There's a Vomitsprinkler in My Liverriver (1994)
Devo: Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (1978) / Duty Now for the Future (1979)
Dog Faced Hermans: Hum of Life (1993) / Those Deep Buds (1994)
Echo & The Bunnymen: Porcupine (1983) / Ocean Rain (1984)
The Fall: Hex Enduction Hour (1982) / Perverted Language (1983)
Faraquet: Faraquet / Akarso (EP, 1999) / The View From This Tower (2000)
Geese: Projector (2021) / 3D Country (2023)
IDLES: Brutalism (2017) / Joy as an Act of Resistance. (2018)
Interpol: Turn on the Bright Lights (1982) / Antics (2004)
Joy Division: Unknown Pleasures (1979) / Closer (1980)
Killing Joke: Killing Joke (1980) / Night Time (1985)
Magazine: Real Life (1978) / Secondhand Daylight (1979)
Melt-Banana: Cell-Scape (2003) / Fetch (2013)
Minutemen: What Makes a Man Start Fires? (1983) / Double Nickels on the Dime (1984)
Mission of Burma: Vs. (1982) / The Obliterati (2006)
The National: Alligator (2005) / Boxer (2007)
Colin Newman: A-Z (1980) / Not To (1982)
Parquet Courts: Light Up Gold (2012) / Wide Awake (2018)
Pere Ubu: The Modern Dance (1978) / Dub Housing (1978)
Iggy Pop: The Idiot (1977) / Lust for Life (1977)
Protomartyr: The Agent Intellect (2015) / Relatives in Descent (2017)
Public Image Ltd.: Metal Box (1979) / The Flowers of Romance (1981)
Siouxsie and The Banshees: Juju (1981) / Tinderbox (1986)
The Sisters of Mercy: First and Last and Always (1985) / Floodland (1987)
Skids: Days in Europa (1979) / The Absolute Game (1980)
Patti Smith: Horses (1975) / Radio Ethiopia (1976)
The Sound: Jeopardy (1980) / From the Lions Mouth (1981)
Sumo: Divididos por la felicidad (1985) / Llegando los monos (1986)
Squid: Bright Green Field (2021) / O Monolith (2023)
Swans: Children of God (1987) / The Great Annihilator (1995)
Talking Heads: Fear of Music (1979) / Remain in Light (1980)
Television: Marquee Moon (1977) / Adventure (1978)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282: Mother of All Saints (1992) / Strangers From the Universe (1994)
This Heat: This Heat (1979) / Deceit (1981)
Tuxedomoon: Desire (1981) / Holy Wars (1985)
Violent Femmes: Violent Femmes (1983) / Hallowed Ground (1984)
Wipers: Is This Real? (1980) / Youth of America (1981)
Wire: Chairs Missing (1978) / 154 (1979)
XTC: Drums and Wires (1979) / Black Sea (1980)

Some of those are questionably, but it's a quality and relation that I see in all of these.

EDIT: I had written 2002 twice when I meant 2022.... Mind is too much in the past, or it was just a double-typo. I am very prone to typos.


Edited by Logan - 7 hours 8 minutes ago at 08:02

The Skids - Into the Valley (The Scottish punk  band with attitude - "See you Jimmy!" - and the forerunners of Big Country)

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - 21 hours 20 minutes ago at 17:50

Pennywise - Full Circle