Jess you know more about local ska bands from Toronto than us.

Hahaha

[QUOTE=Flagjacket;15304884]Jess you know more about horrible local ska bands from Toronto than anyone ever.[/QUOTE]

True dat.

Someone please recommend me some music.

Relatively new to punk, only stuff that I listen to from the genre is the Misfits and Samhain. Recently d/led some Son of Sam, that was alright. Tried a bit of Against Me, not a big fan of that. I used to listen to a bit of the Distillers, but they're nothing special.

But yeah, feel free to recommend me anything. Or maybe, I should start from the beginning and work on the classics...?

Download Rancid's [I]Life Wont Wait[/I] or [I]Lets Go[/I] or [I]...And Out Come The Wolves[/I]

Try some records like Gorilla Biscuits - Start Today, Black Flag - The First Four Years, No Trigger - Canyoneer.

Any of the following albums would be good for someone looking to get more into punk music. You can't go wrong with anything here.

Operation Ivy - [I]Energy[/I]
Rancid - [I]...And Out Come the Wolves[/I]
Bad Brains - [I]I Against I[/I]
Catch 22 - [I]Keasbey Nights[/I]
the Dead Kennedys - [I]Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables[/I]
the Dead Milkmen - [I]Big Lizard in My Backyard[/I]
Husker Du - [I]Zen Arcade[/I] or [I]New Day Rising[/I]
Joy Division - [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]
Latterman - [I]No Matter Where We Go...![/I]
Minor Threat - [I]Complete Discography[/I]
NoFX - [I]Punk in Drublic[/I] or [I]Pump Up the Valium[/I]
O Pioneers!!! - [I]Like We Care About the Wolves[/I]
(maybe) Reagan Youth - [I]A Collection of Pop Classics[/I]
Stiff Little Fingers - [I]Inflammable Material[/I] or [I]Nobody's Heroes[/I]
T.S.O.L. - [I]Dance With Me[/I]
Violent Femmes - [I]Self-Titled[/I] to start. [I]Freak Magnet[/I] and [I]Add it Up (1981-1993)[/I] are good if you like the self-titled.

I've come to the conclusion that there could be a huge nuclear explosion on the earth, and some how misfit fans would still survive. You're never going to escape their crimson ghost logo.

I see it fit to consider people who are REALLY into the Misfits as a sub-juggalo. They can't be the juggalo of punk because that's a Leftover Crack fan.

The Misfits rule.

[QUOTE=Flagjacket;15378920]Try some records like Gorilla Biscuits - Start Today, Black Flag - The First Four Years, No Trigger - Canyoneer.[/QUOTE]

Cool thanks for that. I'll get a list going for myself, and work my way through the recommendations.

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady;15379047]Any of the following albums would be good for someone looking to get more into punk music. You can't go wrong with anything here.

Operation Ivy - [I]Energy[/I]
Rancid - [I]...And Out Come the Wolves[/I]
Bad Brains - [I]I Against I[/I]
Catch 22 - [I]Keasbey Nights[/I]
the Dead Kennedys - [I]Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables[/I]
the Dead Milkmen - [I]Big Lizard in My Backyard[/I]
Husker Du - [I]Zen Arcade[/I] or [I]New Day Rising[/I]
Joy Division - [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]
Latterman - [I]No Matter Where We Go...![/I]
Minor Threat - [I]Complete Discography[/I]
NoFX - [I]Punk in Drublic[/I] or [I]Pump Up the Valium[/I]
O Pioneers!!! - [I]Like We Care About the Wolves[/I]
(maybe) Reagan Youth - [I]A Collection of Pop Classics[/I]
Stiff Little Fingers - [I]Inflammable Material[/I] or [I]Nobody's Heroes[/I]
T.S.O.L. - [I]Dance With Me[/I]
Violent Femmes - [I]Self-Titled[/I] to start. [I]Freak Magnet[/I] and [I]Add it Up (1981-1993)[/I] are good if you like the self-titled.[/QUOTE]

Thanks a lot for that.

[QUOTE=Sanjur0;15379209]Depending on how big of a Misfits fan you are, there may be nothing anyone can do here to help.[/QUOTE]

Eh, I don't think I'm a massive 'Fits fan. They're good every now and then.

[QUOTE=lynch_me;15379258]I've come to the conclusion that there could be a huge nuclear explosion on the earth, and some how misfit fans would still survive. You're never going to escape their crimson ghost logo.[/QUOTE]

Haha, even some of the posers...

[QUOTE=badtaste;15381546]
Haha, even some of the posers...[/QUOTE]

Yes because Misfits fandom is the most exclusive social caste in the history of punk rock.

You know it.

Is that a Primal Instinct character in your avatar?

I'm looking for some more whacked out avant-garde rock. I've already gone through the japanese scene (Ruins and The Boredoms), what else is there?

Fantomas.


I kid I kid, you've definately heard them if you've resorted to the japanese scene.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;15390758]Is that a Primal Instinct character in your avatar?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sanjur0;15391349]Cyrax? Mortal Kombat?[/QUOTE]

Cyrax is correct.