[QUOTE=SkaBandit]Reccomend me bands that sound like Minor Threat.[/QUOTE]
Ummm early Black Flag. The First Four Years

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]Reccomend me bands that sound like Minor Threat.[/QUOTE]

The Faith, Urban Waste.

Flagjacket you are god for turning me onto The Exploding Hearts. Awesome stuff.

Now can anybody tell me something similar to Clit 45?

GBH do everything the Clit do, except better.

SkaBandit: Check out Dag Nasty.

Dag Nasty don't really sound like Minor Threat, good band though.

I think they're pretty close while still retaining everything that makes them unique and great.

Looking for some more bands to listen to...

Favourites include- Strung Out, Lagwagon, Rise Against, Pulley, Less Than Jake, Diesel Boy, Lawrence Arms, No Use For a Name.

Something along those lines. Possibly some Ska-Punk aswell.

Go to the Official Forum Band List, and look under pop-punk.

No, this thread is supposed to render that one obsolete.

3_times: Check out Good Riddance, Against Me!, and Bracket.

Nick (and anyone else who is interested): Check out William Elliott Whitmore, he's an amazing punk rocker-turned-folk/blues singer. I saw him opening for Murder By Death, and he stole the show with just a banjo. We drank whiskey with him afterwords. He's got one of those voices that sound like he's been alive since the Civil War, but he's a young guy.

[QUOTE=3_times_round]Looking for some more bands to listen to...

Favourites include- Strung Out, Lagwagon, Rise Against, Pulley, Less Than Jake, Diesel Boy, Lawrence Arms, No Use For a Name.

Something along those lines. Possibly some Ska-Punk aswell.[/QUOTE]

Authority Zero, The Queers, The Descendants, The Vandals, Reel Big Fish, Jeffries Fan Club, The Aquabats, Down By Law.

Somebody that knows my music taste suggest me something. Oh and somebody that has an opinion i actually value.

Sid, I confess I have no idea what you listen to. You'd probably like Al Green, though. I know I do.

someone recommend me some of this folk-punk stuff I've been ignoring for so long please.

[quote=Tyler]someone recommend me some of this folk-punk stuff I've been ignoring for so long please.[/quote]

Start with:
Against Me!
Defiance, Ohio
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb

If you like that move onto:
Ghost Mice
Operation: Cliff Clavin
O Pioneers!!!
Mischief Brew/Erik Petersen

Someone recommend something that sound like Kid Dynamite or Good Riddance.

[QUOTE=Tyler]someone recommend me some of this folk-punk stuff I've been ignoring for so long please.[/QUOTE]

The Saw Wheel is pretty good. Most of the bands on PIX that i have heard are awesome.

No offense, but I thought it was just Saw Wheel. No THE infront of it.

[QUOTE=TakeWarning]Someone recommend something that sound like Kid Dynamite or Good Riddance.[/QUOTE]
To you, I suggest Kill Your Idols and None More Black. If you like Kid Dynamite and Good Riddance you'll love these bands, if you haven't heard them already.

[QUOTE=Brain Toad]Start with:
Against Me!
Defiance, Ohio
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb

If you like that move onto:
Ghost Mice
Operation: Cliff Clavin
O Pioneers!!!
Mischief Brew/Erik Petersen[/QUOTE]
Holy s[i]h[/i]it, This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb is great

Plan-It-X is really your one-stop folk-punk shop. The ethics behind it are so cool, too. I love PIX. I also recommend that you check out the Violent Femmes if you haven't already, they sort of sound like folk-punk before there was such a thing.

I think Andy is really the only person here who really knows my taste. I need a good punk album very badly. I don't really listen to that much punk rock these days at all, except for the obvious guys, (Rancid, Bad Brains, Minor Threat, The Clash, Conflict, Sex Pistols, Aus-Rotten, etc.), and I'd like to go back. If anyone can recommend a very creative punk rock album to me, I would love him or her forever.

[QUOTE=Pirate Satellite]If anyone can recommend a very creative punk rock album to me, I would love him or her forever.[/QUOTE]

Very Creative Punk Rock Album: Minutemen-Double Nickles on the Dime

What label are O Pioneers on?

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Very Creative Punk Rock Album: Minutemen-Double Nickles on the Dime[/QUOTE]

I wasn't expecting that.

[QUOTE=DaveToopes]I wasn't expecting that.[/QUOTE]
You should have been

there is a group called [SIZE="3"]flesh[/SIZE] that is a good group.they are punk/rockabilly or as i like to call it punkabilly.you can listen to them at this link [url]http://music.mp3lizard.com/flesh/[/url]

I guess...

The parties over, the cd's skipping.

the parties over is a great group and the cd's skipping is my fav song.:D

yeah dude they rule.

[QUOTE=Billy]To you, I suggest Kill Your Idols and None More Black. If you like Kid Dynamite and Good Riddance you'll love these bands, if you haven't heard them already.[/QUOTE]

Heard 'em both, actually.

splinter

sample link
[url]http://music.download.com/splinterscottishstreetpunk/3600-8719_32-100813605.html?tag=listing_song_artist[/url]

server screwed up *double post*

Boy Sets Fire, recommended band :)

Dogma, recommended movie.

If you dig the old school, simple,high energy stuff then you should check out
[url]http://www.myspace.com/cretingrims[/url]
very good live band I must add!

Someone recommend me something. Anything.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]Someone recommend me something. Anything.[/QUOTE]

Jeffries Fan Club. Awesome ska band. :)

Hit me up on slsk if you want; SkaBandit.

Could sombody recommend me some hardcore punk
i used (and still) listen to Nofx bad religion ect
and the i bought a dead kennedys album and when from there
i have

Circle Jerks-Group Sex
Dead Kennedys-All Of them
Minor Threat-Complete Discography
Black Flag-Damaged
The Exploited-Punks not dead

Could Someone recommend some more hardcore albums along those lines ???

Gorilla Biscuits - Start Today.

Nick, check out Ween's [i]12 Golden Country Hits[/i] album. It'd be a lame parody if it weren't so damned good, musically and lyrically.

Griff, if you dig that Old 97's album you have, check out their album [i]Wreck Your Life[/i].

Eric, what'd you think of Head Wound City? They're kinda meh in my opinion, but I think I just need to give it a good listen. You may like Tusk, they're a pretty brutal grind band featuring dudes from Pelican, and they have a concept album, [i]Tree of No Return[/i], about a cursed tree and getting raped by bears and stuff. And, like I said, you may like Daughters' [i]Canada Songs[/i].