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Jan 20 2009

5 punk songs you should know.

Published by BW at 5:17 pm under Entertainment Edit This

Here’s my January list of 5 punk songs you should know. Next month I’ll give you 5 more. If you don’t know these songs, you must find them and listen to them over and over. They are all classics in their own right.

Tearing Everyone Down (Anti-Flag) - This opener to Anti-Flag’s 1999 album, A New Kind of Army, is extremely energetic. It’s definitely a must for this list.   

Arcarsenal (At the Drive-in) - The opener for this band’s most well known album: Relationship of Command. Let’s just say it starts with a bang - this song will make you want to destroy everything around you. 

California Uber Alles (Dead Kennedys) - This list wouldn’t be complete without the Dead Kennedys. California Uber Alles highlights this bands intense playing and insane attitude (see picture).

Turnover (Fugazi) - I consider this song to be the best thing to ever come out of Fugazi. You may argue against me, but I know you’ll enjoy this song.

Tonto (Battles) -You might argue that Battles isn’t a genuine punk band, but their experimental music is pretty close. Tonto, from the album Mirrored, is a necessary listen. Try not to bob your head to the slow-down at the ending…I dare you.

Go listen to these 5 songs. You’ll thank me later.

Sincerely,

BW.

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2 Responses to “5 punk songs you should know.”

  1. Rallieon 20 Jan 2009 at 5:50 pm edit this

    Hey, have you heard Viva La Revolution by The Addicts? It’s excellent. Actually, all of their stuff is; you should check them out.

  2. BWon 22 Jan 2009 at 2:00 pm edit this

    I haven’t heard them yet, but I will be sure to check them out. Thanks for the tip.

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