Punk Rock

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A place for discussion about all things punk rock, pop punk, hardcore and more! Up and coming artists, old school veterans, the biggest names in music. This is the place for it all!

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Hawaii Samurai - ? + Run Chicken Run + Too Drunk To Surf - Live @ Ayers Rock Boat - Lyon 18/10/2016 (www.youtube.com)
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/m/punk discussion lounge (kbin.social)
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Bravo Fucking Bravo - Denelonette (www.youtube.com)
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In your opinion, what is the single most influential punk album? (kbin.social)
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Across the genre and associated genres, what album or albums have had the most influence across the board? Obviously it would be very easy to say the Ramones or Sex Pistols’ first albums, or Dookie/Enema, so let’s see some really juicy answers.

I think Suffer by Bad Religion was kind of a big turning point into everything becoming much more musical and is among the best skatepunk albums there are. I also think Life’s Not Out To Get You by Neck Deep kinda started the nü school punk sound we’re hearing all over.