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BANDS

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Favorite Bands   -


 


1. The Vindictives 6. Darlington
2. Screeching Weasel 7. Lillingtons
3.  The Queers 8. AFS/Enemy You
4. The Ramones 9. Sloppy Seconds
5. Tiger Army 10. Connie Dungs

  

Top Albums  - 

 
 

 


1. The Queers - Punk Rock Confidential 6. Sloppy Seconds - Destroyed
2. The Lillingtons - Shit Out Of Luck 7. McRackins - Comic Books And Bubble Gum
3. Weasel - Anthem For A New Tomorrow  8. After School Special - Self Titled
4. The Vindictives - Many Moods ... 9. Connie Dungs - Self Titled
5. Ramones - Leave Home 10. Darlington - Mess You Up

I first started listening to punk when I was in 10th grade.  It started out with MP3s.  The first one that I ever downloaded was Green Corn by NOFX.  From there I downloaded everything that I could find.  At the time, MP3s were very uncommon, and it was especially difficult to find punk.  Soon after I met a kid in school named Beau, who introduced me to a whole new world, Pop-Punk.  I started talking to him one day and we quickly became friends.  I used to talk to him every day about different bands, many of which I had never heard of.  Eventually, he left me borrow a couple of CDs, I still remember what they were, 1. Connie Dungs - Self Titled 2. Groovie Ghoulies - Re-Animation Festival 3. Huntingtons - High School Rock, fuck I forget the fourth, one, well I thought I remember them.  Anyways over time I was introduced to many other bands, went to a lot of shows, gone to some pretty crazy places, met a lot of interesting people, and most importantly had a lot of fun.  Some of the more memorable trips that stick out in my mind are...
 


1. Stalag13 Eyelines, Gotohells, Nobodys, and Groovie Ghoulies Philadelphia, PA
2. Maxwells The Explosion, The Lillingtons, The Queers Hoboken, NJ
3. Chameleon Darlington, Huntingtons Lancaster, PA
4. CBGBs 14 Ramones-core Bands eahc Playing 4 songs with Guest appearances by Joey and CJ New York, NY
5. House Of Blues Jackie Papers, Eyeliners, Teen Idols, and Screeching Weasel Chicago, IL

Anyways, back to my story.  Pop-Punk.  Pop-Punk was what kicked it all off for me becuase I could really relate to it, moreso than than Oi or Streetpunk because Im a middle class kid who never had to live on the streets.  To me songs about beer and girls just made sense.  Well Ive since broadened my tastes, I can really appriciate some non pop bands.  Rancid is one that comes to mind, definately not pop, but they are a great band with great songs, no, forget songs, they are anthems.  The new album is amazing, Rancid re-defines punk.  Before I get off subject, Im going to get to the point.  Ive seen a lot of my friends go through this punk phase.  This isn't a phase, sorry mom and dad.  I love everything about being punk, I love listening to bands that only a handful of people have ever heard of, I love driving 4 hours by car to some hole-in-the-wall bar in another state to see my favorite band, I love walking down the street and having people look at you with a puzzled, concerned look on their face, and I love the fact that the rest of my family doesnt agree with the things that I do.  Sorry

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Last Updated Thurs 10/25/2000