Whats are your top 5 favorite punk bands?

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]

Anti-Flag, Bad Religion, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedys, and Green Day

In no order.

Banjo-Kazooie_3

Thanks.

:)

Funeral for a Friend!

Recovery - Listen to this, it's awesome! It's not the crappy punk with all the retarded screaming - it's just fast, hard rock. You will all love it!!!

Fall out boy, panic at the disco,my chemical romance but i guess all you people have a much better opinion than me and only post non mainstream bands or old bands because its cool to like them.Banjo-Kazooie_3

or it could be because they are from the punk genre as opposed to the sub genres of punk (post punk being the genre you are listing). It isn't that we necessarily dislike the bands you've listed. I am a huge fan of My Chemical Romance's first two albums. They just aren't punk bands or aren't as close as some of the other bands listed.

Hell, I listed Against Me! and they had decent success two albums ago and their most recent album was being played on MTV the other night when I was watching some dating show with my fiancee. I listed them because their early stuff was filled with punk ideals and even their more popular and poppy tunes of today carry reverberations of that.

Punk is going to see a bit of a revitalization in the next few years. Young musicians are looking at todays bands and then being turned on to their inspiration which in turn is being ingrained into their ideals. The folk/punk genre pairs up the ideals and craftsmanship of the singer songwriter with the ideals and angst of the punk movement. So you get a much harder line in the topics and darker tones that come straight out of the troubles of the world's underpriveledged(sp). In a way it's a new genre, in a way it's the same old punk with a (greater) focus on musical composition (something that post punk brought about anyway).

Anyway, you're lashing out at people for their taste in bands because they're listing punk bands because the anti-cultural movement has shifted to a cultural movement so in a weird way it isn't punk to listen to punk. It's irony at it's finest and Sid Vicious would be pumping himself with even more drugs if he were here to see it.

[QUOTE="Banjo-Kazooie_3"]Fall out boy, panic at the disco,my chemical romance but i guess all you people have a much better opinion than me and only post non mainstream bands or old bands because its cool to like them.effthat

or it could be because they are from the punk genre as opposed to the sub genres of punk (post punk being the genre you are listing). It isn't that we necessarily dislike the bands you've listed. I am a huge fan of My Chemical Romance's first two albums. They just aren't punk bands or aren't as close as some of the other bands listed.

Hell, I listed Against Me! and they had decent success two albums ago and their most recent album was being played on MTV the other night when I was watching some dating show with my fiancee. I listed them because their early stuff was filled with punk ideals and even their more popular and poppy tunes of today carry reverberations of that.

Punk is going to see a bit of a revitalization in the next few years. Young musicians are looking at todays bands and then being turned on to their inspiration which in turn is being ingrained into their ideals. The folk/punk genre pairs up the ideals and craftsmanship of the singer songwriter with the ideals and angst of the punk movement. So you get a much harder line in the topics and darker tones that come straight out of the troubles of the world's underpriveledged(sp). In a way it's a new genre, in a way it's the same old punk with a (greater) focus on musical composition (something that post punk brought about anyway).

Anyway, you're lashing out at people for their taste in bands because they're listing punk bands because the anti-cultural movement has shifted to a cultural movement so in a weird way it isn't punk to listen to punk. It's irony at it's finest and Sid Vicious would be pumping himself with even more drugs if he were here to see it.

Dead Kennedy's, NOFX, Vandals, Misfits, Ramones...-Kleep-

Pick a better Bad Religion song to quote for your sig please....

1. NOFX
2. Old Green Day
3. Rise Against
4. The Offspring
5. Hostage Life

So many out there and the difficulty sometimes is what people's personal definition of punk music. Some of my personal favorites off the top of my head are:

X

Ramones

The Clash

The Stooges

The Cramps

[QUOTE="Banjo-Kazooie_3"]Fall out boy, panic at the disco,my chemical romance but i guess all you people have a much better opinion than me and only post non mainstream bands or old bands because its cool to like them.effthat

or it could be because they are from the punk genre as opposed to the sub genres of punk (post punk being the genre you are listing). It isn't that we necessarily dislike the bands you've listed. I am a huge fan of My Chemical Romance's first two albums. They just aren't punk bands or aren't as close as some of the other bands listed.

Hell, I listed Against Me! and they had decent success two albums ago and their most recent album was being played on MTV the other night when I was watching some dating show with my fiancee. I listed them because their early stuff was filled with punk ideals and even their more popular and poppy tunes of today carry reverberations of that.

Punk is going to see a bit of a revitalization in the next few years. Young musicians are looking at todays bands and then being turned on to their inspiration which in turn is being ingrained into their ideals. The folk/punk genre pairs up the ideals and craftsmanship of the singer songwriter with the ideals and angst of the punk movement. So you get a much harder line in the topics and darker tones that come straight out of the troubles of the world's underpriveledged(sp). In a way it's a new genre, in a way it's the same old punk with a (greater) focus on musical composition (something that post punk brought about anyway).

Anyway, you're lashing out at people for their taste in bands because they're listing punk bands because the anti-cultural movement has shifted to a cultural movement so in a weird way it isn't punk to listen to punk. It's irony at it's finest and Sid Vicious would be pumping himself with even more drugs if he were here to see it.

Uh...no. That's not post punk that's pop punk.

1. The Clash
2. The Clash
3. The Clash
4. The Clash
5. Dead Kennedys

Ok to start off im gonna say that Blink 182 is my most favorite band. and then in second is NOFX then Offspring, then prolly weezer and then uhhh lets see......Blind leaping turtle.

Rote182

Blink 182 isn't punk music. Punk rock was created and subsequently died out in the 1970s.

King Crimson, YES, Tool, Dream Theater, Rush.

Oh...is that not punk? I'm sorry. I only listen to music.

its_me_

1. The Clash
2. The Clash
3. The Clash
4. The Clash
5. Dead Kennedys

EboyLOL

This man wins the thread, the forum, and the internet! :lol:

[QUOTE="EboyLOL"]

1. The Clash
2. The Clash
3. The Clash
4. The Clash
5. Dead Kennedys

Ninja-Hippo

This man wins the thread, the forum, and the internet! :lol:

1. Offspring

2.Blink 182 (more pop punk though)

3. Ramones

thats about all the punk I listen too frequently

[QUOTE="EboyLOL"]

1. The Clash
2. The Clash
3. The Clash
4. The Clash
5. Dead Kennedys

Ninja-Hippo

This man wins the thread, the forum, and the internet! :lol:

Wins what?

The award for liking the most overrated punk band to have ever existed?

dude seriously? u say blink isnt punk but u like nofx? r u like dumb? cuz there so much alike u dumbass. theyve played the same shows. god ur stupid.

1. The Clash

2. The Stooges

3, Television

4. The Jam

5. Flogging molly

1. Black Flag

2. Minor Threat

3. The Dead Kennedy's

4. The Misfits

5. The Offspring

1.Sum 41

2.Blink 182

3.Zebrahead

4.s1-71

5.Off-Spring

But my all time fav band is Linkin Park.

In no particular order: The Stooges, The Clash, Bad Religion, Black Flag, Patti Smith

Honorable mentions: The Dead Kennedys, Television, The Ramones

nofx

dead kennedys

husker du

the misfits

the clash

Bad Religion

Streetlight Manifesto

Propagandhi

Refused

A Wilhelm Scream

Billy Talent, Rise Against, Anti-Flag, The Offspring, and The Sex Pistols

In That order

McCain Punk
Void
Black Flag (MY WAR)
Negative Approach
Big Boys
Minutemen

Obama Punk
No Age
Japanther
Mika Miko
Cult Ritual
Ampere

up the trendz

Bad Religion
Pennywise
Rise Against
Face to Face
Screeching Weasel

[QUOTE="Banjo-Kazooie_3"]Fall out boy, panic at the disco,my chemical romance but i guess all you people have a much better opinion than me and only post non mainstream bands or old bands because its cool to like them.effthat

or it could be because they are from the punk genre as opposed to the sub genres of punk (post punk being the genre you are listing). It isn't that we necessarily dislike the bands you've listed. I am a huge fan of My Chemical Romance's first two albums. They just aren't punk bands or aren't as close as some of the other bands listed.

Hell, I listed Against Me! and they had decent success two albums ago and their most recent album was being played on MTV the other night when I was watching some dating show with my fiancee. I listed them because their early stuff was filled with punk ideals and even their more popular and poppy tunes of today carry reverberations of that.

Punk is going to see a bit of a revitalization in the next few years. Young musicians are looking at todays bands and then being turned on to their inspiration which in turn is being ingrained into their ideals. The folk/punk genre pairs up the ideals and craftsmanship of the singer songwriter with the ideals and angst of the punk movement. So you get a much harder line in the topics and darker tones that come straight out of the troubles of the world's underpriveledged(sp). In a way it's a new genre, in a way it's the same old punk with a (greater) focus on musical composition (something that post punk brought about anyway).

Anyway, you're lashing out at people for their taste in bands because they're listing punk bands because the anti-cultural movement has shifted to a cultural movement so in a weird way it isn't punk to listen to punk. It's irony at it's finest and Sid Vicious would be pumping himself with even more drugs if he were here to see it.

Bad Religion
Pennywise
Rise Against
Face to Face
Screeching Weasel

dixietracy

I like

1. Misfits 95

2. AFI (old)

3. Bad Religion

4. The Clash

5. Pennywise

My Chemical Romance

The Misfits

Black Flag

Afi

blink 182

1. The Clash
2. Social Distortion
3. Rise Against
4. Dead Kennedy's
5. Bad Religion

LJS9502_basic

Your list is almost the same as mine

1. The Clash
2. Bad Religion
3. Rancid
4. Dead Kennedys
5. Dropkick Murphys

I do, however, love all the bands you mentioned

1.Anti nowhere league

2.the clash

3. the adicts

4. ramones

5.exploited

3.