100 Best Punk Albums
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2017
- Forget Rolling Stone's Best 100 Punk Albums list. They don’t even like Punk.
My list is limited to Punk albums that I own on vinyl. I also limited my list to one album per artist.
For extra fun, play the drinking game while watching this video. Have a drink every time I say fantastic.
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Thought this was Milo when I click on it lol, great video man.
That is funny.
😂😂😂
Glad to see The Stains album. That is an incredible album cover to cover. Doesn't get the attention it deserves. One not included on your list that you should check out is the Red Rockers 1st album, Condition Red. Another album that doesn't get a lot of notice but is a must listen.
I remember that Red Rockers album but never heard it. There is a Red Rockers song on one of the Rodney on the Roq albums.
I've only heard like 10% of your list, Thanks for the new listening material. Love it!
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Thanks Richie, Some superb albums there - many bands that I need to check out. Cheers!
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What an honor to see your collection, and your respect and knowledge for the genre in general. It's amazing to see how you grew up with all this stuff, how you also searched for some different music in the sea of a bunch of crap, especially without the internet. Great video, there's LOTS of these that I have no idea about, so it's great to hear a top 100 from a true punk!
A little late but thanks for the nice comment.
Finally someone mentioned The Angry Samoans
I’m a big fan. Thanks for watching.
Killer album. What an attack. Just make sure it's the original vinyl pressing on Bad Trip. Then you can hear it in all its glory.
Inside my brain ep and Back from Samoa album are such classics, so so so damn good.
Big Boys! One of my all-time favorite bands ever. Tim K is a hellava talent. Chris Gates was a bassing beast.
Glad you put The Cramps 'Songs The lord Taught us' in there, you are also right Never Mind The Bollocks doesn't have a bad song (I am a biased English bloke) and relative to when it came out as it offended the masses in the UK but Dead Kennedy's 'Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables' has the edge on it for me as they were nuts and could scare a young mind into thinking for themselves (thanks Jello) I still play it now when I want some clarity!! Adolescents played Hastings UK before life shut down, top blokes!!! Great gig. Good man, great stuff, great list!! FANTASTIC indeed.
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Thanks for sharing, you got great taste! Damaged at #1 and Out of Step at #2, I couldn't agree more.
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Grew up on LA punk in the early 80s. Glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work.
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Very cool video. Great collection and taste in music. Thanks for sharing.
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#89 Living in Darkness is one of my all-time favorites. Such an excellent record.
Thanks for watching. It is great.
@@vinylrichie007 And you're so right about the lyrics on that Minor Threat LP. Untouchable.
@@QuarterFlips I think the lyrics on Out Of Step are so much better than their debut. Again thanks for watching.
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Epic video! I don't know if I could even attempt something so big. I knew this was gonna be great when you started off with the Zero Boys! I have about 50 or so of these. At least I had all your top ten. So much I never heard of, others I'd forgotten. That Doggy Style haven't thought of that record in decades. Makes me wanna do a punk video. You are the king!! Totally killer video!! Cheers, Jon
Bipbopboom I would fully endorse a punk video.
The top of this list wasn't difficult. Other than that the order isn't written in stone. In fact the Clash and Sex Pistols could have been moved a bit closer to the top. Maybe in the teens.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing about punk rock! Show those killer wax stax
This is so great! It brings me back to my record store jobs. I love Marginal Man, Youth of Today -- I have a 90s reissue of Break Down the Walls and another I can't remember right now. Marginal Man! Didn't they only put out one album? Day Nasty, MDC...so much good stuff and good memories. Thanks for making this video. Saw a lot of rare stuff. ~Nicola
Marginal Man made a couple of albums. Thanks for the kind words.
Awesome collection and that's just 100 of your collection, glad you put GG in there.
Everyone’s favorite.
Thanks man! Gracias hombre for the list of punk albums
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Rich, good video. I didn't think I had any punk albums, but you have given me a enough for my top 15: Pere Ubu, Mission Of Burma, Sex Gang Children, Samhain, Husker Du, Patti Smith, Stranglers, Joy Division, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Cramps, Christian Death, Los Angeles, Misfits, Black Flag. Thanks
Chris
Thanks for watching. Check them out on youtube before buying.
Holy Moley Rich. I have a lot of these, mostly represses, but you had me drooling. The Necros were from Michigan, for what it's worth. Some dingus commented that I show too much Oi and Hardcore punk on my channel. Tough luck chappie!
What a dork.
Actually you don't show enough.
NECROS are from Ohio
I have plenty of these what a great vid U definitely know your stuff for sure you make me feel great old punkers for ever peace and love lloydy
Thanks for watching and more for leaving such a nice comment.
This video is GOD! Wow, I enjoyed this one more then any video I have ever seen in the VC, Rich! I sat down with a cup of coffee and my notebook to write down all 100 bands. So glad I did, can't wait to check out the tons that was new to me, and it was really cool to see the ones I did know mixed in. And I only realized you hadn't shown BLACK FLAG until the instant before you showed it! LOL
Thanks for the kind words. I knew this video might be a bit long but it didn't seem like 36 minutes when I made it. As far as Black Flag is concerned, I wish they would release stuff from the vaults. The Damaged album was actually their 3rd attempt. They scraped the first and released their first EP when Keith Morris quit. They recorded the songs with Dez but didn't want to sing anymore. So Henry joined and they rerecorded the songs again. I know a lot of the tracks are on Everything Went Black but how cool would it be to have a Keith and Dez Damaged album. Greg Ginn made the band practice 5 or 6 days a week so you know there has to be some good practice stuff that was recorded. I have a couple of albums of demos. An official release would be cool.
Fantastic review. So jealous of your collection. Thanks man. My fave line: "#10. Best punk album ever". ha!
It's a bit late but thanks for watching.
Lots of good records 😵😵 Thanxxx for sharing!
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Great to see this....you surely hit the harder ones. I'll come around and do a version. What is great is, 100 versions, and all will be unique.
Would like to see your list. I would recommend the Descendents' album Milo Goes To College. I think you might like it. Really well written songs with fantastic lyrics about normal life. Though my youngest daughter said all the songs sound the same.
I own 37 of these and you have a ton more that I want. Good taste!
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Stellar video. Such a blast going through it. I’m lucky to have quite a few of these myself! Probably 35% at least.
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Absolutely great list, bro. Great buncha actual records too.
I painted these lyrics on my bedroom wall when I was a disillusioned rebellious teenager full of angst in a different lifetime.
I can’t keep up
I can’t keep up
I can’t keep up
Out of step
With the world
Love that album. Definitely one of my fave punk records.
Thanks for watching. Out Of Step is a personal favorite. Thanks for watching.
Wow. Reliving my punk younger self. Thanks
You have such a great taste in punk music, I would of picked over half of what you had, awesome video. Cheers.
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Fantastic video!
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Great video Rich!
I love you man.
You must've been hell in the mosh. yes, fantastic. (Ok I see you said something about that yourself haha..). I was clicking in and out, and I swear: every time I come in you were saying 'fantastic'.
I think, when I think of Punk bands, I go to British bands. The US hardcore scene came later, and IMO didn't have as wide a variety like UK Punk. Great list. Your lists always make me have to check out about 100 albums.
Awesome vinyl collection..!👍🏾
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Whoa! Thanks for the education! I only may have heard a third of those albums! Fantastic! Will admit.. disappointed you didnt have SNFU in there however. But with all the stuff you had.. I shouldn't be surprised. Great!! Speechless.. man .. speechless
I must admit I have not heard any SNFU albums. Any recommendations.
a debut album
@@vinylrichie007 …..and no one else wanted to play
I love this band, might not be top 100 album but they are hardcore and had a sense of humor……standout track…The Gravedigger
Brilliant video. Enjoyed it immensely, mostly obscure to me, with some classics. Made me think what my top 3 would be. 1. U.K. Subs (Another Kind of Blues), 2. Wayne County and the Electric Chairs (Storm the Gates of Heaven), 3. Resistance 77 (Survival of the Richest). Again a brilliant video. 🏴
I need Another Kind Of Blues. Thanks for the comment.
Hey Richie - thanks for this excelent list of Punk albums - it presented me (1st wave punkrocker in Sweden) with a bunch new favourites, like X, The Bugs, The Germs, Angry Samoans. (some U.S. punk/new wave bands did not really reach Europe that much in the 70s/80s). Here I will return the favor with some great Swedish punk bands: KSMB, Problem, Ebba Grön, Asta Kask, Imperiet - check them out when you have time!
I will check them out. There are so many European bands that were not know in the US. Since making this video I have bought some Finnish, Swedish and Japanese records. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for this!
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Who needs Rolling Stone to give us top lists?! Of course I only recognize a hand full but always enjoy seeing the depth of your collection and comments. SO cool you saw those early ST shows, part of history!!
Thanks for watching. That ST show I made my one and only stage dive. I slightly fractured my ankle. My ankle was sore after the show but the next morning I couldn't walk and I had to go to the hospital.
I need more of these, oonly have 10 or 15. Thanks for the education, maybe the weakest link in my collection
10 or 15 is more than most people have
Excellent video
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Awesome video, there's a lot of stuff I need to check out, in particular BATTALLION OF SAINTS who I just checked out on line - looks like I'm adding "Second Coming" to my want-list!
I would have liked to have seen some Aussie stuff in your 100, but I know it's your collection and it's still a smoking hot list! Can't remember, did you have D.I. "Horse Bites Dog Cries"? Super album. cheers, leo
I only own a few Australian Punk albums. The Saints and Radio Birdman would be in my top 100 if I had them on vinyl.
Yet at least the hard on s or saints my favourite Oz band Brisbane band called anger motion aim still a great vid peace and love lloydy
what a great video.. i owned a good deal many of those myself.. and as a so cal native, got to see some of those bands at great places like perkins.. olympic auditorium..cathay de grande..etc
I need to go through my collection.. see if i have anything good
Back then there were not only good shows every week but almost every day. I did my first and last stage dive at Perkins Palace at a Suicidal Tendencies show. I ended up with a slight ankle fracture.
What a collection. You covered most if not all of them Richie. So good to see the Boston bands represented. There were some great punk bands to come out of this area. SSD Control, Pixies, Slapshot, Negative FX, Gang Green, The FU's, Burma, Jerry's Kids, etc. You showed so many great albums. I agree with your Pistols comment. I saw Suicidal T with Slapshot at the Channel in Boston in the mid eighties. Both bands were energetic. I remember people jumping on the stage for most of the shows. I forgot about Fear. Lee Ving was an LA legend was he not? I would have loved to have seen The Germs when they first started doing shows. > Excellent video Rich. I dug your top ten. The late seventies/early eighties was a great time in music history for punk~
Rob/Boston
I do have some holes. You mentioned three, SSD Control, Jerry's Kids and Gang Green.
Fuck i had forgotten about Burma, thank you!
god VS, best fucking album gotta go buy it now
very fun , thanks !!
Thanks
I saw Doggy Style in Las Vegas in 1987. The stage in the little place collapsed and the band kept on rocking. I can't find the flyer from the record store that turned me on to the gig.
Doggy Style were fun live.
I wish I had kept a diary of the bands I saw live.
@@vinylrichie007 I also drove from Needles California to Las Vegas a month later and saw M.I.A. That show was at the same venue. That time the stage stayed put. Tomorrow night Negative Approach will be rocking Detroit.
@@TheWinston7777 I did see MIA at one of the big Olympic shows. I remember they were one of the best bands of the night and the singer really stood out. He is good.
I saw the Descendents do Milo Goes to College in its entirety a few years ago at the Denver Riot Fest. One of my favorite bands of all time!
An amazing album would make for an amazing concert. Thanks for watching.
I go back to this video ever month or so lol
I didn’t take this video that serious. If I did this again the order would be a bit different.
@@vinylrichie007 You didn’t talk about T.S.O.L. in your recent goth video. Dance with me is a great punk rock “Goth” album.
@@stevegilmore2093 TSOL were an interesting band but they really weren’t Goth but they really weren’t any other genre.
@@vinylrichie007 Very goth. Especially their later stuff. Listen to silent scream
Nice list!
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Great list , my personal number 1 is Hear nothing see nothing say nothing - Discharge
I don’t think I owned Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing when I made this video.
@@vinylrichie007 It got me into punk in the early 80's - also ''we are the league'' by the anti nowhere league - city baby attacked by rats is a hell of an album - so much better on vinyl , plastic surgery disasters is another one in my top 5
Totally agree with your number one choice. Black Flag Damaged is earth shattering!
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Bloody Hell. What a collection. Plenty I never heard of but plenty I own in one form or another too. Great video, could be a reccord for the most records shown in a single video bar the ones where someone just flips though a box without any commentry.
Thanks for watching and I apologize for say fantastic 100 times.
Has that No Tag record arrived yet?
Yes, I'll show it in one of my next videos.
Yes, I'll show it in one of my next videos.
Thanks Richie! This will be my reference video when I start exploring punk. I know very little about punk, so this will be very helpful. Take care!
Nico
Make sure you check it out before you buy. Some of this stuff is not for everyone.
Great collection, jealous much
Thanks for watching. If I did the video today it would be a bit different.
@@vinylrichie007 our listening tastes change over the years, I’ve went from punk to electronic to metal…. With some nick cave in all his guises thrown in
What?! No Ruts? Their album 'The Crack' is incredible!
Thanks a lot - awesome!
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That’s a pretty amazing list and collection, you didn’t even use anything from the same band twice.
I forgot to mention that I would only show one album per band. It would be a completely different list if I showed more than one album per band.
Awesome picks. How about making a drinking game video like Wyattwhim did with Goatowarex. In other words, watch this video and every time you say "fantastic", you have to have a drink. Then again, it would get pretty rough towards the end, especially when you get to your top 10. But what else can you say, that's exactly what those records are, fantastic.
If you took a drink every time I said fantastic you would end up on the floor. I did get one phenomenol in there.
Great list! Nice to see some Dwarves in there too. First four Butthole Surfers albums are all fucking great. Few bands that I am familiar with but don't have anything from those. I would have thrown in some Articles of Faith, Social Distortion and Rikk Agnew's All by Myself. Again great list and thanks for sharing those!
I don't have any Articles of Faith on vinyl. I have Mommy's Little Monster but I don't think it is as good as their earlier 45's. I have Mainliner: Wreckage From The Past on CD. If I had it on vinyl it would have been on the list. I do have All By Myself and it is better than some of the albums.
Great list anyway. Takes a lots of work to do that so I am really thankful you did. So many albums that I love I saw first time on this vid. Rudi Peni, Surfers, Cramps, Final Conflict, Toxic Reasons, Gun Club... Flipper is one of my all time faves but can't expect everybody loving them. Wrote some albums down that I didn't have and will check those out so I probably found something new to dig as well.
17:00 I gotta disagree. I think Operation Ivy did it best mixing Ska with Punk.
My short Punk vid brought up a "suggested watch" for this vid... SO GLAD it did ! What a killer list man ! I recognized a little less than half of the titles. While I'm certainly no aficionado of 70s thru 80s punk, I was that metal dude that hung with a hardcore punk crowd who had connections in Hollywood and got any new release by any new punk band on the scene. So I was exposed to a wide variety of great punk. We would hang out at a buddies place and spin records and pirate some of them with blank cassettes, trade home made compilations, etc - great times man... unfortunately, like the Consumers album says: "All my friends are dead", so many of the punkers I hung with are gone... sucks. ANYWAYS.... Thanks for this vid ! I've had a list on my PC desktop for a while now called "A punk album per month" - and it has a list of albums I want to add to my collection, but can only afford one per month... now that I've watched this, the list is longer :-)
So Cal was the place to be for 80's Punk.
Grew up in Los Angeles in the 70s, then moved to the SoCal Hi Desert in my teen year - I am very thankful to have been in the epi-center of SO many great bands in the metal and punk genre.
Enjoyed this
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Really enjoying your vids Richie. If you can suggest any more punk or metal vinyl channels let me know.
Thanks for watching. The three that come to mind first are
Uncommon Pallor
Ryan Kidd
Dr Oktober
Ryan Kidd can be tricky to find at first because there is a wrestler named Ryan Kidd. If you type in Ryan Kidd vinyl you should find him.
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Excellent list. I was getting a bit worried when I didn't see a descendents album until the top ten. Lots of great albums here. Glad to see 7 seconds, adolescents, l7, offspring, ramones, etc. I thought you would have circle jerks ranked higher. No surprises on #1.
I guess I should have Circle Jerks rated a little higher.
If I made this list today the first Coathangers would be on the list.
Love it!
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Great list.
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Nice list.
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Awesome
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HERMOSO VIDEO!
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Ah, you've got 'em written down. Amazing collection, you've probably forgotten more punk rock albums than I've ever heard of. I like Mission of Burma, I got a CD of theirs from the library a while back.I used to have that Violent Femmes LP but I gave it back to a thrift store several years before joining the VC. Stupid move. Saw a good documentary a while back about the guy from Crass. He runs a commune somewhere in the south of England, and anyone who wants to just go and live there can do so. He walks around stalk bollock naked all day though. I like the album titles and cover art of a lot of punk albums.
I think Punk has some of the most original cover art and album titles. Written down, I have no idea what you are talking about.
Sorry, I thought you must have got a written list of what numbers the albums were in your pile. If not, I honestly don't know how you kept track. Even if I do a top 20 and count backwards from 20, I've lost track of what number I'm on by the time I'm holding up the fourth or fifth album.
I made some numbered slips of paper.
Now that's what I call punk rock.
James Griffiths i call it "slips of paper" ha
I concur with the majority of your choices. I loved UK Subs “endangered species” and 999 biggest prize in sport, Elton Montello- so many great bands. We were lucky that we got to see most of them
I actually have no UK Subs albums. I do have some of their early 7's. I will check out Endangered Species. Thanks for watching.
Love the Oi movement back in the day. Cockney Rejects, 4 Skins. I had a copy of the good bad and the 4 Skins. Just my opinion, but I’m thinking you could have cut this down to 70 and called it your top hardcore punk bands, since most of your pics were hardcore, especially since so many great bands were left out. The Buzzcocks, Sham 69, 999, The Jam, The Saints, The Undertones, Gang of Four, Generation X, The Stooges, and The Replacements.
I did say this list was limited to what I own. I now own the Saints and Generation X debuts. I would include them now. I do own The Buzzcocks and 999 but did not include them. If I owned The Jam debut or Gang Of Four debut I would have included them. Not sure about The Replacements or Undertones. I did not include The Stooges because they are prepunk. Thanks for watching and leaving a thoughtful comment. You have exposed some holes in my collection.
i'm a happy sub... 🤝... even though no mention of my favourite, Theatre of Hate. also, i thought S.P., 'N.M.T.B.' would be no.1.
I kind of rushed this video and didn’t give it much thought. Sex Pistols should be in top ten.
@@vinylrichie007 thnx, V.R.. any video is a good video. please give Theatre of Hate (Kirk Brandon/ Billy Duffy) a spin, likewise Spear of Destiny (Kirk Brandon) 🤝
Fantastic!
Maybe not fantastic but better than okay. Thanks for watching.
I kinda agree with you about Bad Brains. I'm a big fan of their hardcore tunes, but I don't care much for the reggae stuff. However, they are definitely a big influence on many bands that came later, including one of my all-time favorites Living Colour.
Thanks for watching. The Bad Brians have a couple of decent reggae songs but they are no Bob Marley. The reggae songs sure did ruin the flow at their live shows.
Nice bro
Thanks
Dude! You have impeccable taste in music my man! Marginal Man are criminally under-rated. Did you dig Artificial Peace? I am pretty sure they were the pre Marginal Man band. If you Like Leftover Crack may I suggest Choking Victim, similar to Artificial Peace/Marginal Man, Choking Victim turned into Leftover Crack. I really like the mix of UK and US stuff here, I was born too late and am extremely jealous that I got into 90% of this list long after these bands existed. I also want to make a point that Chron Gen and Infa Riot always had the worse cover art! Great video, great collection, great list. I could talk about this all day haha. Later dude.
Thanks for the kind words. I know Artificial Peace from the Flex Your Head comp. I'm also familiar with Choking Victim but have only listened to them online.
cry for help is a fantastic album, i still always listen to that most days, i love everything eva does, and shes a fantastic person....fantastic couple albums they had, also that uncurbed album i love as well, i believe i have that one....one from belgium, unhinged with members of hiatus is really excellent. also that consumers album....so glad that finally saww the light of day. bless paul cutler and crew...i really love the twisted roots record that finally saw the light of day in the 90s also, i listen to that alot also.. punk enough to be on my list anyways...id add 45 graves 1st album too, that chron gen i love...mine came with a live 45 also i think...fun watch thanks...you like a well rounded mixed bag such as myself!
Thanks for watching. I'm planning on making another video showing 50 more Punk albums. Also a top 20 Punk comp albums.
Saw seven seconds, gave thumbs up
Damn hadn’t heard of The hags nor Chron gen both equally badass. Good to see my fav the germs top 5 as well Cali punk in general dominants my personal favorites.
I like all types of Punk but Cali Punk rules.
I stopped on 50th, I will continue the video later.
What a cool choice the Alien Sex Fiend one, my favourite goth/Batcave band, always listened to them from my younger punk age.
About the Bad Brains, it's just my opinion, I don't think they are the best hardcore band ever, but I'm sure they invented it in the USA, while the Discharge and few others were doing the same in the UK.
I will check out all your other videos, thanks for sharing your culture.
Hardcore started in LA. The first records were by Black Flag and Middle Class. I do like the Bad Brains but I agree they are not my favorite.
I didn’t know *THE CONSUMERS!!!* had an L.P.!! I only had their Demo tape LOL
holy wow so many chills and smiles in there I could write 10k words on that collection...but I'll spare you that fate and only say two things......one that Big Boys album was ridiculously diverse, powerful and way ahead of its time.....two is a "you forgot" Social Unrest's first album...lol
I didn’t have Social Unrest at the time but I recently picked it up.
Merry Christmas
FANTASTIC (can't count it ;-)
had some of them but sadly not all, great you include superheroines and joy division, they deserved it...
...please add top 50 punk 7" - i swear you have all the 'dangerhouse' stuff!?
That is a good idea for a video. I will do it. I wish I had all the Dangerhouse stuff.
thx, have also only a few 7" from that label! find in your vid a lot 'new' stuff to checking out! own from your top 10 nine ones and it's a great choice! i collect only original pressing so i have to order all the stuff oversea and costs me a fortune for shipment to germany! yesterday arrived the first 'the replacements' album - also fantastic stuff ;-) all the best
Pere Ubu nice! often overlooked
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That’s an impressive collection
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That was awesome man. If you enjoy Leftover Crack I strongly suggest hearing No Cash. The album Run Your Pockets is insane. I don't think you can find em on vinyl cuz they only put out one album in the 90s along with a split release with Team Spider. Still, I think you'll love it. Not really a bad song on the album.
Just saw this comment. I will check out No Cash.
Thanks for watching.
I bought the No Cash CD. It sounds like the singer from Leftover Crack. In fact the songs are very similar. Its been playing in my car non stop the last few days.
I'll have to check out No Cash but if you guys like leftover crack I suggest a band called Assrash....so freakin good, they're album is my favorite but they also have an EP
Saw no cash in a garage in 2003 in Illinois it was sick as fuck
@@vinylrichie007 Lol thats awesome!
Hi Richie, have you heard the Australian punk band Rose Tattoo ? Highly recommend theyr first 3 albums " Rock n Roll Outlaws," " Assault & Battery "and "Scarred for Life "
Just saw this comment. I will check out Rose Tattoo.
Rose tattoo?, You must be joking or you don't know what punk is.
glad Reagan youth got kudos,saw them a lot in NJ east coast n gigs,fun live band early on..mdc was great to band before the west coast implant like a lot bands, the feederz,glad I saw ton these bands n then something, NYC,nj, to Calif,ioregon,keep on rocking pushing 60 n still play my wax...
I never saw Regan Youth live. I did see MDC and they were great live. In fact none of their albums captured how good they were,
Vinyl Richie mdc was great live in like 81"-4 can vouch for that..they been doing some reunion shows past few years..
Nice ! comment-187 It'd be really cool if you could make a list in the description of the albums when you have a spare minute so that more people could check out the albums. Killer list
I just saw this comment. That is a good idea.
Someone already posted it in a comment: th-cam.com/video/jMrstugwyIk/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgxZbwau5I-n-DmxlsZ4AaABAg
Fantastic
Wow! Great 100 punk albums, did I blink & miss it,or was there not a one Ramones album in the whole bunch???????
I had the Ramones 3rd album in there. I could have shown any of their first four albums.
I was a little surprised that TSOL, Cock Sparrer , Radio Birdman and 45 Grave weren't mentioned (maybe you don't have their albums on LP)... anyway a solid list
I don't have Cock Sparrer or Radio Birdman on vinyl. TSOL should have made the list. I don't think their albums are great but certainly better than some that were on the list. 45 Grave were a favorite of mine live. Their albums don't come close to sounding as good as they did live.
FANTASTIC
the word of the day is....
Day-Glow abortions played in Halifax a month ago and unfortunately I didn't hear about it until it was too late ..
Awesome!!
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Thank you for posting! I know some of your records! Peroni is Italian beer! Italian beer in America? We don't drink Coors beer in Italy! We drink mostly German
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I have live 8 months in Austin TX city of music! It was fun!
Wow 100 best by Vinyl Ritchie !!!!!!!!!!!Speechless................Needs to be shown at schools.................
That is funny. Thanks for watching.
The Consumers from Arizona are so much fun.
Never saw them. I threw this list together pretty fast. I went through my Punk records and pulled my favorites. I divided them into three groups. I then started putting the three groups in order. If I did it now it would be a bit different. The Sex Pistols would be in the top ten, The Clash and Ramones debuts would be in the top ten or close to it. Also, I have bought some since that would be included. I should do a follow up video.
Vinyl Richie! How’s that for a TH-cam stage name?
vinyl rich would u do a top 20 punk compilation list
I've been thinking of doing another video showing 50 Punk albums. It would be albums that I should have included in this video. Also albums that didn't quite make my topp 100 and albums that I have picked up since.
A top 20 Punk comp list sounds like a better idea. I'm going to do it.
Thanks for watching.
Smash (1994) is The Offspring's third album, not second. First one is the self-titled one (1989), after that came Ignition (1992).
@@mountaverage2706 Thank you. I have never heard the first Offspring. I need to check it out.
really god choice, expecially the top 10 albums some of them are my all time favourite albums too like the Adolescent and back from samona, and of course Fear the record. but what's about wasted youth Reagan's in?
I think Reagan's In has some great songs but some that seem to be made up on the spot. Stalag 13 should have been on the list. I'm thinking of doing 101-150 but part of me feels that would be a bit too much.