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p.u.n.k

24-12-2003 10:05

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right i was talkin to stanley and we agreed there should be ONE punk thread....
here is a massive list of what people consider to be punk bands. you may not agree but everyone has different opinions, and what you may see as not punk...others may seee as punk-obviously not all punk bands are going to be on here yet!this is a list of bands for people to refer to if they need bands. if I miss some...then add them and ill renew the list!
This has taken me ages! I have music off most of these bands-nearly all of them-so if u wanna know what theyre like or want to hear there music (on msn)then just ask

4 foot fingers
4 skins
AAA
The adicts
AFI
Against me
agent 51
agent orange
agnostic front
almost there
the ataris
All
All american rejects
Alkaline trio
allister
antiflag
antifreeze
assorted jellybeans
autopilot off
Avail
Aquabats
Bad Astronaut
Bad Religion
Beatsteaks
Bigwig
Blink 182
Bouncing Souls
bowling for soup
bracket
bright eyes
the business
the buzzcocks
capdown
The casualties
Catch 22
the clash
Cooter
Consumed
Coquettish
Count the stars
The cramps
the distillers
diffuser
the dead kenndys
drop kick murphies
Death by stereo
the damned
Descendants
Diesel boy
Dillinger Four
Down
Dwarves
the exploited
Fabulous Disaster
farse
fenix tx
Five Iron Frenzy
five knuckle
flashlight brown
flogging molly
further seems forever
frenzal rhomb
gas huffer
the get up kids
generation X
Goober Patrol
Goldfinger
good charlotte
Good Riddance
gob
Green Day
Guttermouth
H20
High-standard
halo friendlies
homegrown
hot water music
Ian Dury and the blockheads
I against I
The international noise conspiracy
IdiotKin
Ignite
josh freese
killing joke
king prawn
Lagwagon
Lars Fredricksen and the bastards
left front tire
leftover crack
less than jake
lit
the living end
the mad caddies
me first and the gimmie gimmies
mest
minor threat
MxPx
Midtown
Millencolin
Misfits
mute
The nerds
nerve
nerve agents
NFG
New bomb turks
NOFX
NUFAN
Offspring
One man riot
operation ivy
osker
Pennywise
the presidents of the united states of America
pennywise
Propagandhi
Pulley
the queers
Rancid
Raised fist
Ramones
reel big fish
rise against
rocket from the crypt
rufio
RX bandits
Saves The Day
Screeching Weasel
the sex pistols
sham69
Sick Of It All
simple plan
Snuff
snot
Social distotion
spankboy
the starting line
strech arm strong
stiff little fingers
something corperate
Strung Out
story of the year
The Stereo
Straight Faced
Student rick
the stranglers
sublime
[spunge]
sugarcult
suicide machines
sum 41
swinging utters
taking back Sunday
ten foot pole
terrorgruppe
Times the Pain
tilt
Tsunami bomb
transvision vamp
Undeclinable
the undertones
Union 13
The Unseen
Unwritten law
the vapors
Vandals
voo doo glow skulls
Whitmore
WIZO
X ray Spex
Yellow card
Zero Down

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27-01-2006 21:46 Communistboy
190 posts	Hmm. I prefer the second load of bands, but The others are kind of distant punk. Like Greenday have adapted from being good & Punk to Pop Cause they wanted publicity.. American Idiot was just.. lets not go there. I think there should be an inbetween like ''Ponk'' Or ''Pup'' that would be the solution to World war III. -------------- Greenday had 2 decent punk albums in my opinion...than American Idiot...Now they are just a pretty boy pop band
06-02-2006 07:06 Razzie
219 posts	I agree with most of the bands listed!! And with Greenday....well.... i think they WERE punk, but i wouldnt go as far as calling them a pretty little boy band!! But member theres punk/rock and punk/pop material!!!
20-02-2006 02:39 wanirox
135 posts	well,to me greenday is more fo a pop-punk band than rather originally PUNK.the same goes for good charlotte too.they're more of pop.
20-02-2006 06:15 cairowinters
3,451 posts	Green Day have always been pop punk (excluding their stuff before their major label debut in 94, cause I haven't heard it, so I can't comment on that). Before American Idiot they sang about things like being a teenager, weed and masturbation. American Idiot was technically their most "punk" album ever. Punk is anti-authority, it's rebelling, it's political. And American Idiot was their most poltical album - talking about media (American Idiot), politicians (Holiday) etc. It's just some kind of amazing luck that American Idiot was so successful. Usually it would be the other way around (political albums first, teenage cheese later to make the money). So be honest - what you really don't like is the fact that Green Day are now so successful. You just don't like the fact that you like (or used to like) the same band as the 12 year old girl down the road. Who cares what kind of fans a band has. Listen to them because YOU like them, regardless of who else does (or doesn't).
20-02-2006 06:25 roquegaL
1,629 posts	^^ right out from my brain..hehe ive listened to green day since im like 10? id loved them then and i still love them now. it doesnt make much difference if they have wider fans base or that they are 'mainstream' now. what matters they are still producing good music. i rarely listen to the radio so the songs will never be overplayed. its all good
02-03-2006 21:25 grahamcracker21
37 posts	i'd hafta say i dont think armor for sleep or all-american rejects is really that punk. maybe armor for sleep if you arent used to the music or you just started listening, but def not all-american rejects. their sound is way too pop/rock to be "punk"
02-03-2006 21:27 Cyynical
104 posts	I think G.G Allen should be added.
07-03-2006 19:24 06WhiteG
3 posts	half of those bands are just emo bands, not punk bands. but who cares anyway, most of them are good, i suppose.
07-03-2006 19:27 PinkFloyd
26,350 posts	Iggy Pop and Dead Kennedys weren't on the first list, what the hell, they are like TEH punkest.
31-03-2006 11:46 vellocet
34 posts	what about the icarus line and black flag?
11-04-2006 00:28 yezer_dipset
28 posts	Did you put Greenday in there? Or Mindless self Indulgence?
12-04-2006 22:52 chebelle
80 posts	Fall out boy??
12-04-2006 22:57 NightHobbit
23,504 posts	^ their not punk
17-04-2006 10:51 chebelle
80 posts	what should i call them then:S (im not so good at this stuff )
27-04-2006 17:26 PunkRckr8
11,632 posts	^^ I consider them pop-punk, but that's my opinion. To steal an idea from the metal thread, we should really divide the main list into sub-groups, as in punk, punk rock, post-punk, etc.
01-05-2006 22:46 chebelle
80 posts	yupp, i agree... punk can be so different from each other... i like punk/rock the best, and.. um pop/punk if that is fall out boy
16-06-2006 21:24 kennytheshark
17 posts	when the hell did emo start to be considered punk cause afi is so emo [offtopic]the singer looks like a girl
05-07-2006 06:32 sexpistol1515
58 posts	don't forget- the misfits bad brains lower class brats havoc rancid
05-07-2006 07:56 xXface_downXx
24 posts	the red jumpsuit apparatus, saosin, and chiodos
09-08-2006 01:59 patty3470
15 posts	system of a down from first to last social code sugarcult (maybe) jimmy eat world (more emo but still punk) billy talent atreyu alexisonfire ashes of soma evanescense the used hoobstank dashboard confessionals matchbook romance boxcar racer
09-08-2006 02:44 FireWaterBurn
28,885 posts	I'm no genre expert...I actually think that genres are lame. But Dashboard is far far away from punk.
14-08-2006 02:13 Punxy
16 posts	heres a list of bands on here that are NOT punk..and i repeat NOT punk: AFI All American Rejects Bowling For Soup Bright Eyes Good Charlotte Three Days Grace Green Day Simple Plan Story Of The Year Yellow Card Sublime Sum 41 Taking Back Sunday Modest Mouse System Of A Down Flinch Brand New it looks like all of you who think these bands are punk, have been dropped on your heads. i may not know much, but i KNOW these bands arent punk. thank you for wasting my time making me read this gay shit.
14-08-2006 02:17 Punxy
16 posts	oh..and these bands are NOT punk either: from first to last social code sugarcult jimmy eat world atreyu alexisonfire ashes of soma evanescense the used hoobstank dashboard confessionals matchbook romance boxcar racer red jumpsuit apparatus saosin chiodos
06-09-2006 00:00 FranticFeathers
268 posts	It makes me happy when people can tell the difference between punk and this new pop-eyeliner crap that's supposed to be the new punk. It's just sad when people don't realize the difference. But I guess some of us have just grown up with being told that "Fall Out Boy" is "punk" I don't know who ever thought of that, but compared to real, classic punk...haha no. That's like saying Beyonce is rap. I'm sorry but I am very paticular with matching musicians to music genres.
06-09-2006 00:59 cairowinters
3,451 posts	All those bands that the posters above claim are not punk do have a place on the list. While they may not be "true" punk they're still a form of punk - whether it's punk-rock, pop-punk, or ska (reggae and punk). Let's face it - what IS true punk anyway? However, please let's not get in to all the different sub-genres of punk. We'd be here for ever trying to define them and then put all the bands into each category. It's hard enough already defining what goes under the broad title of punk, so how the hell would we manage to use sub-genres on top of that! There is always going to be arguments on what is punk and what is not. What someone defines as punk someone else might think isn't. That doesn't make any of those people right or wrong. Obviously no one is going to mistake Jesse McCartney as a punk artist, but when it comes to artists closer to punk like AFI and Green Day I don't think there's a right or wrong or a clear definition. At the end of the day does it really matter what genre a band belongs in? You love (or hate) the music for the music. What genre it is shouldn't contribute to that or affect that. Trying to shove a band into a category is limiting and narrow-minded. Even if you manage to find a definition what happens when the band changes or evolves (as most bands do naturally as the people in them change)? Why do people have such an urge for everything to fit in, have it's place, and it's label? The point - who cares?! Just let it be!