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4drmatt
07-11-2007, 23:11
Any modern punk fans on here????

I'm meaning bands such as Rancid, NoFx, The Vandals etc...

This isn't all I'm into (love hardcore and dnb too) but this is my main love... Especially NoFx.

I went to see NoFx on Sunday in Brixton... Was absolutely amazing, as they played "The Decline" in full and played "Radio"!!! All 18 minutes of it!

Anyone else into this? Got any new bands that you rekon I'd like???:dunno:

Cheers,

Matt

andrewr
14-11-2007, 12:48
I used to be into punk more than I am now.. I liked the fat wreck chords compelations, my favorite was life in the fat lane.

Theres a good aussie band worth checking out, frenzal rhomb, they had an album in 2001 called a man is not a camel that I really liked.. Not sure if you guys got their stuff, but they were quite popular in aus

andrew

Nige S
14-11-2007, 19:08
Sorry, can't help, I'm an old punk fan and don't have much time for the newer stuff.
I used to listen to the hardcore bands from the early 80's but noticed the scene going a bit metal, even rap/metal :sick: towards the 90's.

jono_misfit
14-11-2007, 19:13
I like all sorts of punk stuff.

Ive seen NOFX a few times and are always excelent.

My favourite punk band is Capdown a london (i think) based group. There sort of Ska punk with some regge stuff thrown in and kick ass live too.

Frenzal Rhomb are good ive seen them supporting greenday ages ago. I seem to remeber half the band wearing little black dresses on stage.

Some bands ive got on my computer at the moment.

AFI
Alkaline Trio
Angels & Airwaves
anti flag
The ataris
avenged sevenfold
bad religion (Beyond electric dreams, 21st century digital boy)
Big D and the Kids table
Blink 182
Bowling for soup
Boys night out
Bullet for my Valentine (Not a punk band but i always recomend :-))
Capdown (Cousin Cleotis, Ska Wars)
Cherry Poppin Daddies (40 swing with a punk kick!)
Cohead & Cambria (Sort of rock / punk / progressive)
Descendants
Douglas (Another good Welsh band now split )
Dropkick Murphys ( with the classic Kiss me im shitfaced, and the spicy mchaggis jig (From boston not scotland))
Fall out boy
From Autum to Ashes
Funeral for a Friend
Goldfinger (Excellecent Excellent live, also very funny)
Guttermouth
Idlewild (have a few punkier ones)
Jimmy eat world (jimmy eat world album)
Lagwagon
Less than Jake (Seen about 6 time, ska punk)
Mad caddies
Mest (although im not a fan)
Me first & the Gimme Gimme's (Fat Mike & Friends)
Millencolin
MxPx
My Chemical Romance
New found Glory (Good live & good covers album with my heart will go on )
No use for a name (Hard Rock Bottom good album)
The offspring
Operation Ivy
Pansy Divison (Gay punk band but do have a few good songs)
Pennywise (Good band with loads of albums)
Plus 44 (Mark & Travis from Blink 182 + others)
Rancid (Lards Fredrickson & The Bastards - & transplants)
Real Big Fish (more ska)
The specials for some good old skanking
Spunge (Early albums quite Ska later one more punk)
Stiff Little Fingers (Classic and still going)
Therapy (not punk but still excellent)
Thrice (More towards hardcore but still excellent)
Thursday (As thrice)
Transplants (Tim from rancid & Travis blink 182 plus special guests)
Warped Tour albumns are usualy a good source of new bands
Yellowcard

I have loads more bands CD's but havent got them to hand.

Nige S
17-11-2007, 22:28
I like all sorts of punk stuff.

Ive seen NOFX a few times and are always excelent.

My favourite punk band is Capdown a london (i think) based group. There sort of Ska punk with some regge stuff thrown in and kick ass live too.

Frenzal Rhomb are good ive seen them supporting greenday ages ago. I seem to remeber half the band wearing little black dresses on stage.

Some bands ive got on my computer at the moment.

AFI
Alkaline Trio
Angels & Airwaves
anti flag
The ataris
avenged sevenfold
bad religion (Beyond electric dreams, 21st century digital boy)
Big D and the Kids table
Blink 182
Bowling for soup
Boys night out
Bullet for my Valentine (Not a punk band but i always recomend :-))
Capdown (Cousin Cleotis, Ska Wars)
Cherry Poppin Daddies (40 swing with a punk kick!)
Cohead & Cambria (Sort of rock / punk / progressive)
Descendants
Douglas (Another good Welsh band now split )
Dropkick Murphys ( with the classic Kiss me im shitfaced, and the spicy mchaggis jig (From boston not scotland))
Fall out boy
From Autum to Ashes
Funeral for a Friend
Goldfinger (Excellecent Excellent live, also very funny)
Guttermouth
Idlewild (have a few punkier ones)
Jimmy eat world (jimmy eat world album)
Lagwagon
Less than Jake (Seen about 6 time, ska punk)
Mad caddies
Mest (although im not a fan)
Me first & the Gimme Gimme's (Fat Mike & Friends)
Millencolin
MxPx
My Chemical Romance
New found Glory (Good live & good covers album with my heart will go on )
No use for a name (Hard Rock Bottom good album)
The offspring
Operation Ivy
Pansy Divison (Gay punk band but do have a few good songs)
Pennywise (Good band with loads of albums)
Plus 44 (Mark & Travis from Blink 182 + others)
Rancid (Lards Fredrickson & The Bastards - & transplants)
Real Big Fish (more ska)
The specials for some good old skanking
Spunge (Early albums quite Ska later one more punk)
Stiff Little Fingers (Classic and still going)
Therapy (not punk but still excellent)
Thrice (More towards hardcore but still excellent)
Thursday (As thrice)
Transplants (Tim from rancid & Travis blink 182 plus special guests)
Warped Tour albumns are usualy a good source of new bands
Yellowcard

I have loads more bands CD's but havent got them to hand.

You'll probably like the 'Give em the boot' compilations, they're punk/ska/reggae.
'Short music for short people' is also a comp with many of the bands you mention, 101 bands playing 30 second tracks.

jono_misfit
20-11-2007, 18:23
Yep ive got a load of a give em a boot's and Fat wreck etc, although they dont seem to do them (at least i havent found any) recently.

the music scene's changed, but then again they always do.

My friends got a band called COSHH which play punk stuff from late 70's / early 80's and are excellent to see if you ever get the chance. I think the youngest in the band is about 40.

4drmatt
01-01-2008, 17:54
I like all sorts of punk stuff.

Ive seen NOFX a few times and are always excelent.

My favourite punk band is Capdown a london (i think) based group. There sort of Ska punk with some regge stuff thrown in and kick ass live too.

Frenzal Rhomb are good ive seen them supporting greenday ages ago. I seem to remeber half the band wearing little black dresses on stage.

Some bands ive got on my computer at the moment.

AFI
Alkaline Trio
Angels & Airwaves
anti flag
The ataris
avenged sevenfold
bad religion (Beyond electric dreams, 21st century digital boy)
Big D and the Kids table
Blink 182
Bowling for soup
Boys night out
Bullet for my Valentine (Not a punk band but i always recomend :-))
Capdown (Cousin Cleotis, Ska Wars)
Cherry Poppin Daddies (40 swing with a punk kick!)
Cohead & Cambria (Sort of rock / punk / progressive)
Descendants
Douglas (Another good Welsh band now split )
Dropkick Murphys ( with the classic Kiss me im shitfaced, and the spicy mchaggis jig (From boston not scotland))
Fall out boy
From Autum to Ashes
Funeral for a Friend
Goldfinger (Excellecent Excellent live, also very funny)
Guttermouth
Idlewild (have a few punkier ones)
Jimmy eat world (jimmy eat world album)
Lagwagon
Less than Jake (Seen about 6 time, ska punk)
Mad caddies
Mest (although im not a fan)
Me first & the Gimme Gimme's (Fat Mike & Friends)
Millencolin
MxPx
My Chemical Romance
New found Glory (Good live & good covers album with my heart will go on )
No use for a name (Hard Rock Bottom good album)
The offspring
Operation Ivy
Pansy Divison (Gay punk band but do have a few good songs)
Pennywise (Good band with loads of albums)
Plus 44 (Mark & Travis from Blink 182 + others)
Rancid (Lards Fredrickson & The Bastards - & transplants)
Real Big Fish (more ska)
The specials for some good old skanking
Spunge (Early albums quite Ska later one more punk)
Stiff Little Fingers (Classic and still going)
Therapy (not punk but still excellent)
Thrice (More towards hardcore but still excellent)
Thursday (As thrice)
Transplants (Tim from rancid & Travis blink 182 plus special guests)
Warped Tour albumns are usualy a good source of new bands
Yellowcard

I have loads more bands CD's but havent got them to hand.

Cheers. there's plenty of gems there. I like the fat wreck stuff and have one or two "Give 'Em the boot" cds too.

I think I like pretty much every band you've listed there...

Not really a fan of the My Chemical Roamnce/Fall Out Boy stuff, but then each to their own!

You're also right about Capdown. There are bloody good. Always manage to get everyone moving about :thumb: