Music: Metal/Punk Rock

[deanclean]

“It’s Alive” album by the Ramones recorded in London on NYE 1977. I was able to see them 8 times I think over the years but this show would have been amazing.

[dinobarnesberlin]

"4 5 6 7 all good Cretins go to heaven"

so good

[Oaktavia]

@neph93 Electric Wizard played at Maryland Deathfest back in 2012 I think it was. It had been their first appearance here in some time. It was in a bad part of Baltimore, outside in a parking lot under a highway. I kid you not, as soon as they started playing, it started thunderstorming and lightning. The played much of Funeralopolis. One of the most fun live shows I've been to.

This thread has been busy and I love it. Once it is later in the day and I can crank some of these tunes, I'm sure I'll be enjoying my Saturday. Thanks folks, let's keep these coming.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

@Oaktavia what happened to the leftover crack you said you were gonna post? LMFAO

[neph93]

Not strictly punk, but heavily influenced by it. They are also my favourite band of the last 20 years so there’s that [emoji1]

Contains the immortal verse:

«All your favourite songs wouldn’t seem all that sad, if you weren’t so depressed.
Elliot Smith seems like a mess to me,
And you cry way too easily»

And reference Lesley Gore’s «It’s my party (and I’ll cry if I want to)» at the end.

[Oaktavia]

I posted Choking Victim instead my guy. Was passing the torch to yuns. @Filthy

[neph93]

Can't believe this is 25 years old…

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

@Oaktavia:

I posted Choking Victim instead my guy. Was passing the torch to yuns. @Filthy

I was actually kidding when I told you that. But I think maybe I only thought of that because you did. (Unless you where pulling my leg).

[Oaktavia]

@Filthy:

@Oaktavia:

I posted Choking Victim instead my guy. Was passing the torch to yuns. @Filthy

I was actually kidding when I told you that. But I think maybe I only thought of that because you did. (Unless you where pulling my leg).

Legs, tentacles, antennas….what were we talking about again?

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Ah shit, I was thinking it was ESP or something. 

[scooter]

I remember seeing these guys on local cable access, in the early to mid 80s…..

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

That's pretty cool @scooter I never saw anything cool like that on tv. Kinda reminds me of very early Husker Du…

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

If I had to pick only one album I could listen to for the rest of my life it'd be this one.

[scooter]

It's spring of 1981, I'm 12, and listening to bands like Styx, Triumph, and Van Halen. One day, a kid who lives on the next block tells my brother and I to come over and listen to a new album. Yes, vinyl. That day, things changed, forever. The first song…..

[scooter]

Not too long after that…..

[scooter]

1983 rolls around, high school begins, and a new friend introduces me to…..

[neph93]

Nothing like a bit of old school metal @scooter. If you fancy it check out an album by The Sword called Gods of the Earth. It was released in 2008 but they manage to pull off an amazing retro metal sound.

[Tago Mago]

@scooter:

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I always find it interesting to hear how people got into whatever their favourite genre of music is. In my case, as in yours, I discovered metal with a couple of friends in school. I was 9 when the Black Album was released but I never got beyond Metallica, Maiden, Megadeth and the likes until a friend lent me "Alive in Athens" in 1999 or 2000. I still enjoy their old stuff but for a number of reasons, not all related to the quality of the music, I've lost interest.

Anyway, moving on from there these followed pretty quickly:

Too bad they've become unlistenable in the last 15 years imo

and many more since then

[neph93]