@@edrodrigues5623 thank you brother, a few more years and the vinyl frenzy will fade away and things might go back to reasonable prices and popping up out in the wild. Have a great week Cheers
Great list Joaquim! Pork Dukes!!! I thought I was the only one who knew them, LOL! Makin' Bacon is on my mind... I love the first 999 album too, Crazy is my favorite, and they were the first punk band I saw in 1980 at City Gardens in NJ.
@@terrykeenan4308 LOL , thank you brother. 999 as live punk introduction must have been Epic!!! I like everything they did, tough pick between Separates and self titled, hope all is well Cheers
My top 70's UK punk would include 1. Wire - Pink Flag, 2. Gang of 4 - Entertainment, 3. The Specials S/T, 4. This Heat S/T, 5. The Clash - London Calling, 6. The Jam - All Mod Cons, 7. Tom Robinson Band - Power in the Darkness, 8. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures, 9. Sex Pistols - Bollocks, 10. Pretenders S/T, 11. The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette, 12. Buzzcocks - Another Music In a Different Ktchen, 13. Adam & The Ants - Dirk Wears White Sox, and maybe Magazine, The Cure, Crass, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Fall, PIL, The Slits, Alternative TV, The Members, Stiff Little Fingers, Stranglers. And some punk-adjacent like XTC, The Raincoats, Hawkwind, The Who, The Kinks, Elvis Costello & Attractions, King Crimson, Undertones. Lots of new stuff to me on your list - being from the US, I missed a lot of these bands - I had never even heard of Cyanide, Animal Games, and some others.
Great selections, and a well deserved number one, a historically significant album. Stiff Little fingers 'Inflammable Material' sums up the feeling of the fear and anger of 1970.s Northern Ireland, I also still have it, it is the first album release on Rough Trade Records. You are right The Cure debut is punk, and has a brilliant cover, when released the appliances were up to date, now they would be in a museum. Thanks
@@nickcooper1260 thank you brother, what truly made me fall in love with SLF was knowing what their music stands for, Inflammable Material it’s much more than a Punk classic!!! Have a great week Cheers
Top stuff! I have most of these from my youth in the 70s when I was in my early 20s. I'm 69 now and STILL have some to get. Going to see Jones,Cook & Matlock with Frank Carter doing 'Never Mind The Bollocks' next Sunday in Glasgow...3 days record shopping in the city. I don't have that London lp but I've got the 'Summer Of Love' 12'' EP. Fantastic stuff and maybe slightly overlooked these days. Rock on,Man!
I would love to be at that show. Never mind is / was an very important punk record, maybe the most important and influential, don’t know why Sex Pistols are hated by many people,I still love that album so many years later 🤘🏻 Greetings from Copenhagen Denmark 🇩🇰( sorry for my bad grammar)
@@angusbaw5680 thank you mate, have fun at the gig cuz Frank Carter is definitely doing a good job!!! I’ll be waiting to hear about it. Have a great week Cheers
I agree that Depressions is overlooked, great record, when I picked it up years ago I got it thinking it was the FU2 depressions (downliners sect) which you should checkout if you never heard it. you make these lists look way easier to put together than it actually is, awesome list, cheers!
Incredibly solid list Joaquim. You and Richie to me get what punk is about. It is not just a specific sound. It's an attitude, stretches beyond categories and specific eras. The Lurkers are one of the most underrated bands. Cure is punk for sure early on. To me punk & early goth are entwined for sure. Nice one putting the Swell Maps in there. Outcasts I only discovered last year through a great comp. Great stuff mate!
HI! Fantastic ranking.Very good era of punk music. Every band sounds different and oryginals .Other albumu of these bands are also good (999,Lurkers,Angelic Upstarts Stranglers,Subs,Clash,Paulinę Murray"s Penetration,Chelsea,Carpettes,Gen-X ,Members,Undertones...) .Depressions first album is mega and first singles too.Under the name DP"s "If you know what i mean " Lp., from 78 it's not better than the debut .I was waiting for Killers "Killer" ,Magazine"Real Life" and The Fall first records,Radio Stars,Jolt, The Photos,Subway Sect ..?.Thank You.Greetings from Polandia
@@jarosawprzygoda2482 I totally agree you, I just tried to show as many bands as possible otherwise would have to put multiple albums from the same bands in the list, almost added The Fall and Jolt, Killers I don’t have the LP only the single, I’ll do one showing my top 7s soon, thanks for watching brother, have a great week Cheers
Fantastic 50 Joaquim. Really nice to see some of the lesser known bands in your list. I bought Jilted John 's single but never the album, wish I had. Cheers Mike
Good list. Not sure about the cure on there. I would have put Costello in that place but to each their own. Have all on cd working on getting the vinyls. Depressions is top 5 for me personally. So underrated.
@@buckmelanoma758 thank you brother, I absolutely love the Depressions debut, along with Cyanide it’s probably the record out off this list that I more often revisit. Have a great week Cheers
Splendid video about records or bands I either know just a little or nothing at all. Love that Cure records and the Slits one is also a favorite. Undertones, one I also listen to quite often. Love your cap.
really good picks, mate. I would say some of them are not punk if you judge by the music but that's just me. My favs of the ones you mentioned are The Clash debut (the British version) Sex Pistols, SLF and The Ruts . My all time favorite punk LP is Generation X's debut (the British version !) IT SINGS!! The Outcasts LP is WAY overlooked. It is terrific and proved you can make a first class punk album without playing 100 mph songs. BTW for those viewers who love The Ruts as much as I do, please check out their Complete Peel Sessions CD or LP. . It is even better than The Crack and that is saying A LOT. Hear me now, believe me later.
Gotta get that London album! Same with depressions. I saw a London 45 not too long ago and didn’t know what it was, and then you showed it in a video but when I went back it was gone. Glad radiators is ranked so high. Need to check out Layton buzzards. Strangle hold is my favorite subs song!!
Sex Pistols would be #1 in my list, too. Huh! Great selection. Lucky that I don't have so huge amount of finnish punk... so I got all 1978-2024 in one video (out tomorrow). Of course too many didn't make to list - it is top 50 anyway.
I'm sharing a pint with you right now. Bottom's up! Check out The Humpers version of "Another Girl, Another Planet". What the Cure did to punk in the 70's and early 80's, I feel Sonic Youth did the same with later 80's and early 90's. Is it punk? Who cares. Influential to us nonetheless. X-Ray Spex still sounds fresh today. Amazing! I will take the Clash's debut over "London's Calling" any day. If you like anarcho stuff like the Crass, check out Crisis (they would eventually become Sol Invictus). I was wondering if the Pistols were your #1. 😊 Cash for chaos! Easily one of the first punk records I ever bought. Probably listen to that once every two or three weeks. Great show! Cheers!
@@hellionrebellionrocknrolla744 hell yeah Sonic Youth!!! Self obsessed and sexy teenage riot baby here lol The Cure at least for my generation in Europe they helped many transition from mainstream to subculture music thus punk, having a pint here my friend Cheers
No doubt the first four Cure records are Punk. I don’t really like X-Ray Spex because of the sax. I’ve never seen or heard The Depressions or Animal Games. Your UK Punk collection is way more extensive than mine.
I have a bunch of those but still need a lot that you're not going to find in the wild, as they say.. Fantastic 50 !!
@@edrodrigues5623 thank you brother, a few more years and the vinyl frenzy will fade away and things might go back to reasonable prices and popping up out in the wild. Have a great week Cheers
Great list Joaquim! Pork Dukes!!! I thought I was the only one who knew them, LOL! Makin' Bacon is on my mind... I love the first 999 album too, Crazy is my favorite, and they were the first punk band I saw in 1980 at City Gardens in NJ.
@@terrykeenan4308 LOL , thank you brother. 999 as live punk introduction must have been Epic!!! I like everything they did, tough pick between Separates and self titled, hope all is well Cheers
My top 70's UK punk would include
1. Wire - Pink Flag,
2. Gang of 4 - Entertainment,
3. The Specials S/T,
4. This Heat S/T,
5. The Clash - London Calling,
6. The Jam - All Mod Cons,
7. Tom Robinson Band - Power in the Darkness,
8. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures,
9. Sex Pistols - Bollocks,
10. Pretenders S/T,
11. The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette,
12. Buzzcocks - Another Music In a Different Ktchen,
13. Adam & The Ants - Dirk Wears White Sox,
and maybe Magazine, The Cure, Crass, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Fall, PIL, The Slits, Alternative TV, The Members, Stiff Little Fingers, Stranglers. And some punk-adjacent like XTC, The Raincoats, Hawkwind, The Who, The Kinks, Elvis Costello & Attractions, King Crimson, Undertones.
Lots of new stuff to me on your list - being from the US, I missed a lot of these bands - I had never even heard of Cyanide, Animal Games, and some others.
@@musicglenn thank you for watching brother, hopefully you will enjoy some of the stuff that made my list, Cheers
Great selections, and a well deserved number one, a historically significant album. Stiff Little fingers 'Inflammable Material' sums up the feeling of the fear and anger of 1970.s Northern Ireland, I also still have it, it is the first album release on Rough Trade Records. You are right The Cure debut is punk, and has a brilliant cover, when released the appliances were up to date, now they would be in a museum. Thanks
@@nickcooper1260 thank you brother, what truly made me fall in love with SLF was knowing what their music stands for, Inflammable Material it’s much more than a Punk classic!!! Have a great week Cheers
Top stuff! I have most of these from my youth in the 70s when I was in my early 20s. I'm 69 now and STILL have some to get. Going to see Jones,Cook & Matlock with Frank Carter doing 'Never Mind The Bollocks' next Sunday in Glasgow...3 days record shopping in the city. I don't have that London lp but I've got the 'Summer Of Love' 12'' EP. Fantastic stuff and maybe slightly overlooked these days. Rock on,Man!
I would love to be at that show. Never mind is / was an very important punk record, maybe the most important and influential, don’t know why Sex Pistols are hated by many people,I still love that album so many years later 🤘🏻
Greetings from Copenhagen Denmark 🇩🇰( sorry for my bad grammar)
@@angusbaw5680 thank you mate, have fun at the gig cuz Frank Carter is definitely doing a good job!!! I’ll be waiting to hear about it. Have a great week Cheers
I agree that Depressions is overlooked, great record, when I picked it up years ago I got it thinking it was the FU2 depressions (downliners sect) which you should checkout if you never heard it. you make these lists look way easier to put together than it actually is, awesome list, cheers!
@@ADMx2545 thank you brother, FU2 it’s great, have a great week Cheers
Incredibly solid list Joaquim. You and Richie to me get what punk is about. It is not just a specific sound. It's an attitude, stretches beyond categories and specific eras. The Lurkers are one of the most underrated bands. Cure is punk for sure early on. To me punk & early goth are entwined for sure. Nice one putting the Swell Maps in there. Outcasts I only discovered last year through a great comp. Great stuff mate!
@@benrankins4446 thank you Ben, it was not an easy task after I was done I felt I could have squeezed in The Fall :/ have a great week mate cheers
@@joaquimgomes4507 Oh yeah the Fall! With these type of vid's there's always a couple that you think of after the fact.
HI!
Fantastic ranking.Very good era of punk music. Every band sounds different and oryginals .Other albumu of these bands are also good (999,Lurkers,Angelic Upstarts Stranglers,Subs,Clash,Paulinę Murray"s Penetration,Chelsea,Carpettes,Gen-X ,Members,Undertones...) .Depressions first album is mega and first singles too.Under the name DP"s "If you know what i mean " Lp., from 78 it's not better than the debut .I was waiting for Killers "Killer" ,Magazine"Real Life" and The Fall first records,Radio Stars,Jolt, The Photos,Subway Sect ..?.Thank You.Greetings from Polandia
@@jarosawprzygoda2482 I totally agree you, I just tried to show as many bands as possible otherwise would have to put multiple albums from the same bands in the list, almost added The Fall and Jolt, Killers I don’t have the LP only the single, I’ll do one showing my top 7s soon, thanks for watching brother, have a great week Cheers
Big list!!!!
Good to see this video,
@@vinylrichie007 glad you like it !!! You da man , you pull me in into this VC thang :)
Fantastic 50 Joaquim. Really nice to see some of the lesser known bands in your list. I bought Jilted John 's single but never the album, wish I had. Cheers Mike
@@mikevinylspiral thank you Mike glad you liked it, have a great week Cheers
Good list. Not sure about the cure on there. I would have put Costello in that place but to each their own. Have all on cd working on getting the vinyls. Depressions is top 5 for me personally. So underrated.
@@buckmelanoma758 thank you brother, I absolutely love the Depressions debut, along with Cyanide it’s probably the record out off this list that I more often revisit. Have a great week Cheers
@@joaquimgomes4507 yep I agree. I bought the captain oi reissue of cyanide 20 years ago and it’s one of my favorites as well.
Splendid video about records or bands I either know just a little or nothing at all. Love that Cure records and the Slits one is also a favorite. Undertones, one I also listen to quite often.
Love your cap.
@@MortenAastad thank you Morten I’m glad you enjoyed it, have a great week Cheers
@@joaquimgomes4507 Thank you 😊
really good picks, mate. I would say some of them are not punk if you judge by the music but that's just me. My favs of the ones you mentioned are The Clash debut (the British version) Sex Pistols, SLF and The Ruts . My all time favorite punk LP is Generation X's debut (the British version !) IT SINGS!!
The Outcasts LP is WAY overlooked. It is terrific and proved you can make a first class punk album without playing 100 mph songs.
BTW for those viewers who love The Ruts as much as I do, please check out their Complete Peel Sessions CD or LP. . It is even better than The Crack and that is saying A LOT. Hear me now, believe me later.
@@willieluncheonette5843 thank you mate, you’re absolutely right The Ruts peel sessions cd it’s amazing!!! Have a great week Cheers
@@joaquimgomes4507 Yup, the playing is just as good and even better on Savage Circle and the Peel Sessions have better songs.
I totally agree with your no 1 Never mind, and cool you have Sham 69 and Uk Subs on the top 50 🤘🏻
Greetings from Copenhagen
@@jacobsgarage1458 thank you brother, hope you’re doing well, have a great week Cheers
I am jealous! Possess only about 25%. Collected from back in the day.
@@jlohmann13 nothing to be jealous about it, you were there !!! Thanks for watching brother cheers
So many wicked shows there. There was a few ive never heard of so im going go go back through and check them out. Have a good weekend
Joe
@@sefasbestos thank you mate, glad you liked it Cheers
Gotta get that London album! Same with depressions. I saw a London 45 not too long ago and didn’t know what it was, and then you showed it in a video but when I went back it was gone. Glad radiators is ranked so high. Need to check out Layton buzzards. Strangle hold is my favorite subs song!!
@@block-head2982 you’ll definitely like Leyton Buzzards, have a great week my friend cheers
Sex Pistols would be #1 in my list, too. Huh! Great selection. Lucky that I don't have so huge amount of finnish punk... so I got all 1978-2024 in one video (out tomorrow). Of course too many didn't make to list - it is top 50 anyway.
@@TommysVinylnaut it’s really tough to rank records, I’m looking forward for your Finnish top 50, have a great week my friend Cheers
@@TommysVinylnaut I got some VCLT for you, I’ll bring it with me to Portugal in November it’s cheaper to ship it from Europe than from here lol
@@joaquimgomes4507 Oh, that is very nice. Thanks in advance!
@@joaquimgomes4507 Yeah, it is to do like top 10, but then...
I'm sharing a pint with you right now. Bottom's up! Check out The Humpers version of "Another Girl, Another Planet". What the Cure did to punk in the 70's and early 80's, I feel Sonic Youth did the same with later 80's and early 90's. Is it punk? Who cares. Influential to us nonetheless. X-Ray Spex still sounds fresh today. Amazing! I will take the Clash's debut over "London's Calling" any day. If you like anarcho stuff like the Crass, check out Crisis (they would eventually become Sol Invictus). I was wondering if the Pistols were your #1. 😊 Cash for chaos! Easily one of the first punk records I ever bought. Probably listen to that once every two or three weeks. Great show! Cheers!
@@hellionrebellionrocknrolla744 hell yeah Sonic Youth!!! Self obsessed and sexy teenage riot baby here lol The Cure at least for my generation in Europe they helped many transition from mainstream to subculture music thus punk, having a pint here my friend Cheers
No doubt the first four Cure records are Punk. I don’t really like X-Ray Spex because of the sax. I’ve never seen or heard The Depressions or Animal Games.
Your UK Punk collection is way more extensive than mine.
@@vinylrichie007 you would like both Depressions and London animal games. I’ll be in Europe in November if I come across it I’ll snag a copy for you.
@@joaquimgomes4507 That would be cool but you don’t have to do that.