Top 20+ Punk Vinyl (1970-1985)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- I tried to keep this list down to 20, but it ended up being 24 of my top Punk Rock albums from the first wave of punk. Beware that I have a lot of gaps in my Punk Rock collection.
00:00 Intro
00:55 The Stooges Fun House (1970)
01:29 Lester Bangs
01:55 The Ramones (1976)
02:19 The Damned (1977)
03:31 The Clash (1979)
04:27 The Modern Lovers (1976)
06:53 DEVO (1978)
08:45 The B-52s (1979)
09:54 Blondie (1978)
11:30 Please Kill Me
12:35 Television (1977)
13:41 Richard Hell & the Voidoids (1977)
15:12 Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers (1977)
17:36 The Boys (1977)
18:29 Circle Jerks (1980)
19:03 Minutemen (1984)
20:20 The Replacements (1981)
21:03 SCREAM (1985)
21:54 Elvis Costello (1977)
22:42 The Soft Boys (1980)
23:31 Pretenders (1980)
24:14 Joan Jett (1981)
24:48 Bodysnatchers (1977)
25:52 Surf Punks (1980)
26:41 Mojo Nixon (1985)
28:03 final thoughts on punk vinyl
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The Soft boys is some of the best music on earth ,I have to say .Being there and at that time and place the Buzzcocks , The Undertones and the Dead Boys plus other more underground punk bands ruled the clubs back then.Most of the albums shown are more mainstream punks and I own most of them. ' Nice Video '
That must have been an amazing time! Yes, I'm working on expanding my punk collection, which is missing a lot of the bands that you mentioned. Thanks for watching!
My #1 is "The Singles" by Bikini Kill (now on blue vinyl!). Joan Jett produced, plays guitar and sings on the first 3 tracks. A melodic blast of righteous anger and passion.
Very nice!
"Punks Not Dead " Bro ... cool imformative video
Thanks for checking it out!
As an ex-Soft Boy (though not on the Underwater Moonlight album) it's good to see the band featured here. What is remarkable about Hitchcock and the Boys, is that the band made a much bigger impact in the US than here in the UK.
Wow, this made my day! Thank you for all the incredible music! I think the music of the Soft Boys is brilliant and Robyn Hitchcock is one helluva songwriter! Which era of the band were you involved in? Thanks for watching!
you forgot Never mind the bollocks. great video beyond that though! keep it up!
Yeah, I don't have that one on vinyl yet. Like I said, my punk collection is still missing a lot of pieces, but I'll get there eventually! Thanks for watching!
@@giantorangerecordsHere are a few bands that demand attention Wire, New York Dolls, Dead Kennedys, The Saints, X (Australian band), X (U.S. band), Husker Du, Black Flag, Descendents, Pere Ubu, Gang Of Four, Patti Smith, Dead Boys, Fear, Crass, Joy Division, Fugazi, Social Distortion, The Birthday Party, Adolescents, The Slits, Misfits, X-Ray Spex, Flipper, The Jam, Buzzcocks, Siouxsie And The Banshees, The Undertones, The Ruts, Bad Brains, The Dictators, The Real Kids, Suicide, Radio Birdman, Stiff Little Fingers, Mission Of Burma and many more.
@@ianmcleish6113 Wire is great, love The Saints, saw X (from Los Angeles) a few years ago and they were great, never could get into Husker Du, love Descendents and Fugazi, just heard Adolescents recently and will be looking for them, I have some stuff by The Jam but they seem a little more Mod to me, wanna find some Siouxsie and Undertones, and gosh there are so many, this is a great big genre and geez these records are really hard to find because everyone wants them and once they get them they are keepers.
I’m going to add some Canadian content for you to check out: Teenage Head from Hamilton Ontario 1970’s and Dayglo Abortions from British Columbia 1980’s will blow your wig back 🔥🔥🔥
Also check out the punk rock mockumentary Hard Core Logo from Canadian director Bruce MacDonald you’ll love it I think you can still find it on RUclips
Cheers from the Great White North
Nice! Thanks for the recommendations, will check them out! Teenage Head has some rockin' Chuck Berry kinda riffs, and I love punk versions of that!
You need pink flag by wire and crossing the red sea by the adverts, oh, and germ free adolescent, xray spex.
I've heard Wire's Pink Flag and love a few songs on there along with some tunes from their other albums. It's been a minute since I listened to X-Ray Specs and I'd love to check out the Adverts. Still don't recall ever seeing those anywhere on vinyl. This punk stuff is hard to find. What I showed here has taken me 20+ years to find, and it barely scratches the surface.
No Angry Samoans? That's not going to make them happy.
I discovered Angry Samoans the same day I discovered Surf Punks. Just haven’t come across any Angry Samoans vinyl. Punk vinyl is hard to find and expensive. I suppose folks hang on to their punk music. But I’ll track down their records someday.