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Big Skin Phil · Joined: 30 Jul 2007 Posts: 5

Brilliant!! I love lists! In no order;

London Calling - TheClash
Ramones- The Ramones
The Crack - The Ruts
Skinhead Revolt - compilation
Searching for the young soul rebels - dexys Midnight Runners
Present arms - UB40
Rum Sodomy and The Lash-The Pogues
Red Roses For Me - The Pogues
Motown chartbuster vol 3 - compilation
Back sack and craic - The Mouldy Joes

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john mclean · Joined: 04 Jan 2007 Posts: 5

This could and will change in 5 minutes but off the top of my head here's 10 for now:

Beatles - White Album
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Smiths - Queen is Dead
Neil Young - After The Goldrush
Love - Forever Changes
Stones - Exile on Main Street
Stone Roses - Self Titled
The Jam - All Mod Cons
Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Air - Moon Safari

jaap · Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 4:59 pm Post subject:

Here goes, not 10 albums but fave songs in no order;
T-Rex "Solid Gold Easy Action" (got the pre-pubescent juices going)
The Clash "White Man (In Hammersmith Palais) (Complete Control came close)
Ramones "Pinhead" (Gabba Gabba Hey!)
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers "Chinese Rocks" (best rock 'n' roll song ever)
The Stooges "Search and Destroy" (dirty slab)
The Birthday Party "Sonny's Burning" (nihilism at it's peak)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds "Mercy Seat" (fire and brimstone never sounded so good)
The Slits "Love and Romance" (both the Peel Session version and the "Cut" version)
Johnny Cash "Hurt" (i cry buckets every time)
The Gun Club "Ghost on the Highway" (voodooswampblooze)

I've just realised that nearly every band has at least one dead member

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Antifa 1927 · Joined: 02 Aug 2008 Posts: 6 Location: Caerdydd/Cardiff

The Clash - The Clash
Billy Bragg - Back to Basics
Stiff Little Fingers - Nobody's Heroes
Bowie - Ziggy
Super Furry Animals - Guerilla
The Jam - In The City
The Smiths - Hat Full of Hollow
The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy & The Lash
Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I am...
The Ruts - The Crack

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boogey · Joined: 01 Apr 2008 Posts: 120

Right Now in no order:

Gang of Four - Entertainment
Barkmarket - Gimmick
Art Esemble of Chicago - Les Stances A Sophie
Bear vs Shark - Terrorhawk
Linton Kwesi Johnson - Dread Beat an'Blood
The Pharaos - In the Basement
Bonnie Prince Billy and Tortoise - The Brave and the Bold
Yage - Everything
The Bollock Brothers - The 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse
Fat Freddy's Drop - Everything

EDINBURGH · Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Posts: 24 Location: South London

Beat That - Purple Hearts
Can't Stand... - The Rezillios
Germ Free Adolescents - X Ray Spex
So Far Away - The Chords
Hits From 3000 Years Ago - Squire
Wisermiserdemelza - The Prisoners
Glory Boys - Secret Affair
Where Will You Go When The Party Is Over - Archie Bell & The Drells
Life Is a Riot with Spy vs Spy - Billy Bragg
5 Steps Ahead - Boonaraaas

Bazza · Joined: 02 Jun 2006 Posts: 94 Location: Boro

EDINBURGH wrote:

Beat That - Purple Hearts
Can't Stand... - The Rezillios
Germ Free Adolescents - X Ray Spex
So Far Away - The Chords
Hits From 3000 Years Ago - Squire
Wisermiserdemelza - The Prisoners
Glory Boys - Secret Affair
Where Will You Go When The Party Is Over - Archie Bell & The Drells
Life Is a Riot with Spy vs Spy - Billy Bragg
5 Steps Ahead - Boonaraaas

Some great albums listed there. Over the years I've seen The Prisoners, Squire, Billy Bragg, The Chords, Purple Hearts and Secret Affair (well, Ian Page). My band even featured on last years Squire tribute album 'The Young Idea'. Have heard that the Purple Hearts are back together now or at least rehearsing for a few gigs.

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maidmichellepetite · Joined: 27 Dec 2006 Posts: 81

Had forgotten about a couple of those bands
but The Rezillos/Revillos with Fay Fife etc are classic.
will post my top ten soon but have just got it down to 20 at the moment.
funny seeing a recurrence of Albums, Bands and genre's on the lists above.
sad to say most of my favourites are LPs we had during the punk late 70s early 80s era but my older brother took them all when he left home (he bought most of them).
first single was Siouxsie and the Banshees, Hong Kong garden
first album was the Skids, scared to dance
will get back for my top 10

EDINBURGH · Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Posts: 24 Location: South London

Bazza wrote:

EDINBURGH wrote:

Beat That - Purple Hearts
Can't Stand... - The Rezillios
Germ Free Adolescents - X Ray Spex
So Far Away - The Chords
Hits From 3000 Years Ago - Squire
Wisermiserdemelza - The Prisoners
Glory Boys - Secret Affair
Where Will You Go When The Party Is Over - Archie Bell & The Drells
Life Is a Riot with Spy vs Spy - Billy Bragg
5 Steps Ahead - Boonaraaas

Some great albums listed there. Over the years I've seen The Prisoners, Squire, Billy Bragg, The Chords, Purple Hearts and Secret Affair (well, Ian Page). My band even featured on last years Squire tribute album 'The Young Idea'. Have heard that the Purple Hearts are back together now or at least rehearsing for a few gigs.

Yes t was leaked by the barmaid at Terry Rawling's pub that the Purple Hearts had arranged a few rehearsals with a view to reforming. Have been lucky enough to see all those bands live but The Prisoners must be the best live.

I am off to see Secret Affair on Sat 13th at the Astoria which should be a storming gig. Saw the Pistols last night at Hammersmith Apollo. Good gig.

Who are your band? Are they a Mod influenced group?

Bazza · Joined: 02 Jun 2006 Posts: 94 Location: Boro

EDINBURGH wrote:

Who are your band? Are they a Mod influenced group?

Played in a few bands over the years. The band on the Squire tribute were my studio band The Che Men -

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who had a track out on the 'Shake' Mod comp on Biff Bang Pow records.

These days I'm in the garage/psych band Thee Strawberry Mynde -

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who reformed earlier this year after originally splitting up in 1998.

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EDINBURGH · Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Posts: 24 Location: South London

Bazza wrote:

EDINBURGH wrote:

Who are your band? Are they a Mod influenced group?

Played in a few bands over the years. The band on the Squire tribute were my studio band The Che Men -

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who had a track out on the 'Shake' Mod comp on Biff Bang Pow records.

These days I'm in the garage/psych band Thee Strawberry Mynde -

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who reformed earlier this year after originally splitting up in 1998.

Cheers for sending the links.I have that Shake Compilation - will give it a listen

Thee Strawberry Mind sound good - Currently getting quite into the current garage stuff. Have been going up The Dirty Water Club in London on an occasional basis. Have Saw Graham Day, Len Price 3 recently and also the Boonaraaas last year.

I see you are a Redskins fan. One of my best all time gigs was The Redskins at The Calais Palais in Edinburgh during the Miners Strike. They did a benefit gig. Fantastic live. Would be in my top 10 gigs - (i feel another list coming on)

Zim · Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2008 4:55 am Post subject:

Get it while it's hot. Very Happy

Talking Heads - Fear of Music

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