Killer Punk Records I've Added to the Collection! 

Rodney on the Roq compilations are great! Pick 'em up!

Any Dead Kennedys album is great. My favorite is Plastic Surgery Disasters. It has one of the most impactful album covers ever.

Comes- No Side LP Raw Power- Screams From The Gutter LP SNFU- And No One Else Wanted To Play LP Quick few off the top of my head... Should still be in print in some capacity..

My favorite 999 album is "Concrete" from 1981. It's as hooky as heck! Equal parts power pop, punk, pub rock, and new wave. 🤘

Television is 100% Punk.

I'm from an older generation. Late 70s/early 80s I was in my teens. Punk and later post punk and new wave was very important to me. Today I still play that music. You're taste and mine has serious overlap. That's why I like you're video's. Keep them coming.

Crass lp came same way originally.

For a double album, Double Nickles never lets up for the whole ride! Love that album.

My vote is for lumping in various genres into one video. While I enjoy genre specific ones, I think this limits your viewership in that genres others aren’t into or familiar with may just skip watching. At least with a mixed bag there’s something for everyone, an unexplored genre may pique a person’s interest, and you get to flex your diverse (and excellent) tastes. I’m excited you have Black Randy & The Metrosquad and 100 Flowers added to your collection; the former may take a few listens to really appreciate how awesome the album is as a whole. Crass? Love them! They’re a good intro into early Anarcho-Punk. My favorite song sung by Eve Libertine is ‘Shaved Women’ off of “Stations Of The Crass”. All in all, excellent additions I’m stoked to see you have acquired. Must thanks and love to those sending you those wonderful gifts. P.S. There is only one band I’ve been exposed to (and LOVE) that has been unabashedly influenced by Minutemen (also by Wire, Gang Of Four and The Jam) and that is Giant Haystacks. You should check them out. They’re somewhat obscure enough to find their LPs on the cheap, but I noticed that’s changing slightly due to the success of members latest band Neutrals. Still, it’s not going to break the bank account.

Wow outstanding punk haul!! The first SLF&Adverts albums are two of my all time favourites. ! Awesome!! 👍🏻

Love Stiff Little Fingers. Buzzcocks and the Undertones are equally excellent. Maybe more so. Pretty much any video with a visible mc5 record gets an automatic thumbs up from me.

I’m so glad you found an OG Black Flag Damaged! I found a near mint OG many months ago at Lincoln Vintage Vinyl and I couldn’t pass it up. Definitely groundbreaking for punk music when it came out!

The OG Double Nickels album is quite a find. The Minutemen were my favourite band. I saw them at the FabMab, Keystone Palo Alto and The Stone in San Francisco. Double Nickels is the best representation of the Minutemen's music.

Your love of music is no 'hobby' - it is a way of life! Music is everything. I think the second Television album gets overlooked simply because of how devastatingly great their debut is. There's a great song by Crass called "Big A Little A" but I'm not sure if it's on that album (I have it on a compilation). Glad to see you getting into that DK's album. Holiday In Cambodia is essential. Great stuff!

Hey Hanna, I really like the way you open up with genres I've never explored myself. I tend to dismiss things very quickly without giving them a chance, and hearing your enthusiasm encourages me to be less grumpy and be open to more listening pleasure. So I hope you keep doing general-type videos. But I'm sure you'll continue to do more specialised videos, which I look forward to. Your enthusiasm and good taste are infectious and surprising. Classics here I thought I'd never hear mentioned again are the Stiff Little Fingers and Dead Kennedy's albums. Ancient history, yet still vital.

Great list! I'm 60 y/o and was molded by many of these releases. The only two tattoos i have (currently) are Black Flag and Dead Kennedys' iconic logos. Enjoy the tunes.

Greetings Hanna. I'm glad there's not dried blood on your Screamers vinyl. Punk is not my absolute favorite genre but you did feature some of my absolute favorites. Double Nickles on the Dime a long time favorite and an absolute classic. I'm sure you are aware of the formation of Firehose after the passing of D Boone. Favorite albums are Ragin' Full On and If'n. Penis Envy also my favorite from Crass. They have expanded cd versions of all their releases called "The Crassical Collection". Very cool releases and all contain spacious booklets. Adventure is on my Holiday buy list and I concur it is highly underrated. As far as your video formats, I always like the grab bag episodes of a diverse range of albums. I just enjoy the element of surprise. But I also love the specific genre videos.. Hope that helps a little. Regardless, I'll continue to watch them as long as you make them. Hope you find some more music time and some balance. Take care and thanks!.

Yay, musics!!! 😀😀😎

Yeh works a drag, hope you get more listening time soon. Cool finds. .The minutemen are superb. Have a great weekend.

Making that leap, I just wanted to say I love your punk/ post punk and new wave videos. Also to thank you for my obsession with The Gits, The Saints and The Sound . Great music! My Newest being The Sound LP will and testament. It's live recordings made in the Netherlands,fantastic record! Keep going I always watch.

There's an excellent documentary out on Rodney Bingenheimer and his career on KROQ LA, etc. I watched that a few years back, well worth tracking down. The docu. is called Mayor of the Sunset Strip.

Geeze dude, you brought the heat with this video. That’s my favorite DK and Stiff Little Fingers as well. Love The Angry Samoans too. I have the cd that has their full discography on it. You also showed bands I forgot about like 999 and Saccharine Trust. As far as your videos going forward, I like all mixed up rather than genre specific.

Omg, I have that Television promo too! Picked it up in NYC about 20 years ago at a shop in Greenwich Village. It SOUNDS amazing. That DK is sooo good, but my absolute favorite by them is Frankenchrist. Grab that one if you see it. Good stuff Hanna!

stumbled on to your punk collection video by accident...I'm 70 years old, 1st punk show, (was not called punk then) was the stooges back in 1969...called Garage before that..Hung out at CBGB and too many clubs to list...Bands played down on the lower east side in apartments..Those days are gone forever..Loved the early 80's hardcore scene..Was a hardcore skinhead..Appreciate your interest in this music..I still listen while taking my 4 mile walks..Miss the slam dancing...I had hundreds of cassettes of this stuff..Most is here on youtube now, but not all..WFMU collage radio has many shows that play stuff you might not get on youtube...Keep on listening......

Hey Hanna - Great for you to now have Double Nickels on vinyl in your collection along w/ Damaged! Those are real punk grails and it's obvious you appreciate them. I have distinct memories of seeing the Minutemen around the summer '85 at Bflo State College outside and it was chaotic and amazing - they were blazing through one great song after another w/ Hurley's hair flying around, Mike Watt anchoring it down and d. Boon front center. One of my top 5 concerts for sure. I never tire of your genre or best of years videos - thematic ones are always appreciated. Enjoy the season...

He never turns on the water/he never turns on the heat

Why don't you cover No Wave?

Cool music if you like that saccharin trust LP try rites of spring they are in a similar vein.

Great video! Excellent additions to an already stellar collection 👍🏻

As far as TSOL goes- there are a couple of other albums and eps worth checking out. There was a self-titled EP that came out before 'Dance with Me' and it is worth getting for sure. It's more straight ahead hardcore with a little bit less of the goth vibes. The 'Weathered Statues' ep came out after Dance with Me and it's very experimental and interesting especially the track, 'Thoughts of Yesterday.' Then, they got a keyboard player and put out a post punky album called 'Beneath the Shadows' also worth checking out. After that, Jack and the drummer left the band and they took a decided turn for the worse, although the album 'Change Today?' has some interesting moments like the track, 'Flowers by the Door.' That maybe more than you ever wanted to know about them. Haha

Glad to see you get The Minutemen, one of the greatest punk albums. I was able to pick up an SST reissue recently. Saw a near mint OG but it was $250 so had to pass. I really like 999 but only have the single Li'l Red Riding Hood. I really need to pick up Biggest Prize.

A great showing of some high profile records and CDs. That Minuteman LP always reminds me of The Shins video for New Slang. They did a send up of a number of punk and alt band album covers in that video. I like the way you have been showing albums by category. It is an effective strategy and holds my interest, Hannah. You are a very good communicator and your affection for these albums is readily apparent. This was a fun watch. 😊

More great albums. I do love your genre videos and always find some new bands or albums to check out. Thank you.

Just came across your videos. Well done! I am a music collector of over fifty years and can’t stop won’t stop! Enjoy your discoveries, it really never ends. From Canada 🇨🇦! Peace.

1st SLF LP is killer!

Nice to see the second Television album get some appreciation. I often see it dismissed on message boards. I get people would be disappointed by less emphasis on guitar but I think most of the songs are excellent.

Hi Hanna! Now that I'm old and retired I have all the time in the world to enjoy my vast 45 and LP collection! It's like my "rainy day mushroom pillow" (to quote the Strawberry Alarm Clock!). You had quite a very interesting selection of absolutely necessary punk albums and anyone easily offended shouldn't even be collecting punk records!

Great vid. Nice mix of US and UK punk. I can confirm that the Crass original releases did have flimsy covers. I have Stations of the Crass and it’s cover folds out to be a 6(?) panel poster. The art work was very much theirs and they sold at very low prices.

Just discovered your channel. Love it!!! Great to see some SLF...First punk band I was into and I learned to play guitar playing along with their first 3 records

Hi Hanna, my vote on what I'd love to see on your channel goes for the period of 1976 - 1995 (the latter somewhat arbitrary), punk - post punk - new wave - indie rock. But I love all your content, very informative and important, thanks for the videos!

Happy Holidays Hanna! My top ten records have always been dynamic. Titles rise, titles fall, some make repeat appearances, and for a variety of reasons a few once fallen will forever struggle to regain "status". I think Double Nickels on the Dime is the greatest American indie-punk record. It and Marquee Moon are the "greatest punk rock records that some folks say aren't really punk". Which of course, automatically puts both among the greatest punk records, period. I enjoy both your record haul videos and your genre overviews but if I had to pick one I'd choose your genre overviews. I like the knowledge you drop and the revelations of artists previously unknown to me. DKs and SLF rule! Keep rockin'!

Great stuff Hanna... Double Nickels is a desert island disc for me. One of the greatest double lps of all time imo... I wouldn't change a note. Amazing copies of those Television lps, Marquee Moon another all time fave.

Welcome To December Hanna ! That's a truly awesome 👌 grail in Marquee 🌙 & probably sounds pristine 😎. Love both 999 & SLF. Some neat LA stuff with The Screamers & Urinals. I like when you do a variety of genres in the videos. The Adverts reissue rules .. Gary & his eyes .. are parted company ! ✌️

Hello! I've been watching your vids for a couple of months - I think YT recommended your channel when I was searching The Buzzcocks. Thanks for all you do. I love being reminded of the classics and also the recommendations of bands I've never come across. Love from Manchester, UK.

Great video Hanna. Your videos always bring back so many memories. I'm not the biggest punk guy but I did pick up G.B.H.- City baby attacked by rats on RSD. Happy Holidays.

Your show is very cool, I’m from Montréal, I’m a nerdy punk record collector and I start collecting in 75. I do have all of the records you reviewed except 100 Flowers and Homosexuals (which I put on my want list), I saw most of those bands live; your comments on the records are so « right on », it does show your sensibility and openness for punk rock.

Punk and hXc are my most favorite genres. It’s mostly what I discuss on my channel. 1990s gangsta rap/hip hop too. I am so happy to see someone getting into it and enjoying classic records for the first time. Jack Grisham is a genius. I’m hoping to see TSOL next year. New York Hardcore (NYHC) is its own animal. Agnostic Front, Sick Of It All, Cro-Mags, and many others. Very raw but they all respect the roots of punk rock. I love your channel. I learn about new music by watching you and others in the vinyl community. I deeply regret being so limited in the 90s. I missed out on a lot.

Another great video as usual, Hanna. An interesting list and I don't know if Television-Marquee Moon (1977) is a rock, punk rock, post-punk, art punk, garage rock or protopunk album, but I love it! The Dead Kennedys debut album is one of the greatest classics of punk rock/hardcore punk and is simply sensational from start to finish. ''Let's Lynch the Landlord'' is one of my favorite tracks. It's December and Merry Christmas from São Paulo, Brazil to Omaha, Nebraska. Happy holidays! Thanks, as always. Until next time. Rock on!

Seriously, anyone who displays that Raincoats album has won my *forever* loyalty. What I love the most about your vids is your conversational style. Whatever you do in the future with your channel, please don't lose that. I'm literally saluting you right now with my coffee mug held up, and thank you so much. I'm really glad I stumbled upon your channel. Happy holidays!

That is a good crop of records . I look forward to investigating 999 , Minutemen , and the Adverts . I think that I prefer it when you mix genres . You are likely to draw in more viewers as well , since you will be talking about music that appeals to a wider audience . When I listen to muic now , I mix genres as it keeps things fresh . Thanks for the recommendations !

I'm a 70s teenager and have a smallish but classic collection. Inflammable material is one of my favourites. I've seen SLF 3 times. Fantastic live. Loud and full on.

Thx so much for sharing. I get so many great recommendations from you! All great! I wanted to add that among my love of british punk have always had a soft spot for generation x. Not an obscure reference by any means but those early ones are great and the vinyl reissues are great! Keep on. Love it!

Your passion for music is fantastic. Living in England, I have all the original punk stuff. Absolutely love Television, seen them live a few times. Marquee Moon and Adventure are classics. Stay safe from England.

Hi, Hanna. I watch all your posts anyway, but I think I like seeing these genre-specific ones a bit more. If one thinks in terms of genres - and I'm pretty sure most of us do - it's gratifyingly educational. Thanks, as always! Until next time.

Television is CLASSIC!!! Very nice. White Label Promo?? Wow!!! Stiff Little Fingers is amazing too. I discovered that album directly from High Fidelity lol.

Great stuff Hanna!! That Minutemen LP is classic. I actually do not have that one on vinyl. A promo copy of Marquee Moon, wow! Awesome. OG of Damaged is a nice, crucial find. Great LP, obviously. Good review of The Adverts LP you got. Looks very cool. I do have the OG. Regarding Cast Of Thousands, most don't care for it but I, like you, think it's cool. The Offs I have OG but never got the Black Randy record and it's a great record for sure. Great Crass record too. You still have to get The Feeding Of The 5,000 😊. Love that 999 record, saw them in a small bar in Albany NY during that tour. Fresh Fruit is a top 3 American Punk record. Get the vinyl!! First Stiff Little Fingers is off the charts. Lastly, that Angry Samoans LP is one of my prize holdings. In summary, that is one of the best vinyl hauls of all-time! Congrats!!

Hi Hanna great video, some great albums. You know I always watch your Videos, that’s how I got into Echo and the Bunnymen.

I always admire people who have a vast taste in music.

Hi, I'm pretty new here and enjoy your channel. I have that recent Dead Kennedys reissue on red vinyl, very nice! Dead Kennedys definitely grow on you. The guitar on California Uber Alles, just so cool!

Wow, those are some amazing records! That Minutemen and WLP Television are crazy. Congrats on adding em to your collection. Love that Black Randy record. I foolishly sold my DK collection years ago, but did get the “I don’t wanna sell it” price. Now they’re outrageously priced for original pressings, but in the hands of someone who I know loves em. Fantastic records, Hanna! 🥳🔊🎶

Nice collection!!!!!!

Hi Hanna! Great to see another video from you. Have you ever heard 999? British punk band from the late 70’s, early 80’s. Songs you may have heard: Homicide and Feeling Alright With the Crew.

I remember seeing VOM (angry Samoans) at a gig in a small club in Hollywood. For some reason the guy doing the soundboard became offended and told the lead vocalist R. Meltzer, to mellow out. Everyone in the audience was in shock because VOM was anything but mellow. They continued their regular show and the guy pulled the plug and they had no more sound. The gig ended. If VOM/SAMOANS ever needed validation of their punk persona that was it. BTW, I think Metal Mike Saunders (who drummed with a towel over his head) wrote Get off the air" because he couldn't stand Rodney B who had a show on KROQ FM.

Hey Hanna! You asked for input as to what genres you feature. I like every every video you produce regardless o' topic. Your appreciation 'n knowledge o' everything you cover is flawless. I remember a time once upon a time when your videos included 60's rarities 'n psychedelic masterpieces. I've also noticed that these have been absent from your videos for quite some time now. How 'bout some love for these forgotten jewels which you obviously also admire 'n enjoy?

Its great to see vinyl so huge again, now its worldwide record store day is decent.

Hey, Hanna. Down with boring work! Up with music nerdery! The Television promo is preemo. My guess is the Ruts/Adverts CD is probably from The Roxy. Might be wrong, but there's a fair chance. The Screamers had one of the great parenthesis song titles: (You Don't Love Me, You Love) Magazines. Yup, Crass originals were even flimsier in cheap inky paper and no nice clear sleeve like the reissues. Have to stumbled across the 4 CD box Babylon's Burning: The Rough 'n' Ready Rise of PUNK RAWK 1973-1978? You'd love it. Lots of juicy rarities. Have a killer punk weekend, bud.

Maybe a show on great breakup songs and the album they came out on? Or live bootlegs?

100 Flowers is a great LP, and Saccharine Trust is another fave! Hannah, I always enjoy your videos that focus on a specific year or genre. And yes, the OG Crass LPs had those fold out sleeves on thin card stock. Thanks for the video :^)

great content as always, i love The Adverts they were fierce anti-careerists much like early Subway Sect were. I was green-eyed seeing that Television promo wow! the Television 'Arrow' bootleg album imo is also an absolute must for the collection!

Another nice selection! Screamers were a big part of the OG LA punk scene and had roots in the SF underground theater scene, Tomata Du Plenty being a member of The Cockettes in the late 60's. That TSOL album is amazing and considered one of the first Deathrock contributions. I highly recommend Change Today from the Joe Wood era, really cool dark stuff like "Black Magic" and "Flowers by the Door". Another funny story, Gary, my first record store boss back in the 90's, told me about his time living in LA as a rock writer and for awhile he was roomates with Metal Mike from The Angry Samoans and Mike would rehearse their songs alone incessantly while woodshedding! Gary would hear stuff like My old Man's a Fatso which is about a minute thirty sec long for 2 hours! Metal Mike is also named "Metal" Mike as he's sited for coining the term Heavy Metal, I met him a few years ago when I was working at Rasputins in Berkeley and he told me about the influence of the band name which was based on some old professional wrestling team. Funny stuff, great band.

another great video my friend

I think you you're doing a fine job. I like your record store finds especially the obscure stuff is way cool. Words to live by is you work to live not live to work. Keep the videos coming love your content☮

It has been a hectic month. Falling behind. But I couldn't let this slide without pointing out the cover design for the Screamers. It is by Gary Panter. An artist who helped define the look of LA punk. He was very active in the magazine Slash and has created some wonderful comics and fine art pieces. He was the set designer for Pee Wee's Playhouse and won some Emmys. This was the week that Hamish Kilgour of The Clean went missing in New Zealand and was found dead. I am still reeling. One of the great acts of my teenage years. I hope there is plan to show off some Clean or Great Unwashed or any the Flying Nun acts. Thanks for the great video, some amazing classic punk releases.

Cool to see your new additions. I was a teen during that era of late 70's - early 80's. It was a great time to grow up listening to the latest music. That Black Flag ''Damaged' album you have (their best IMHO) is one of my absolute favorite punk albums. It is very aggressive but just classic. It reminds me of that time of absolute rebellion against the system. My top favorite punk album from that era is Circle Jerks 'Group Sex'. The songs are really short, but to me, it is the definition of punk. Another one of my favorites are Surf Punks 'My Beach' (their best one). It reminds me of the surf scene in Southern California at that time and I really like most of the songs on the record. The bass playing is pretty good.

Hey thanks for introducing me to 100 flowers . California is falling into the ocean rocks!

T.S.O.L. rules - try to find the Weathered Statues E.P. too!

My name is Henry William Cluney….As original guitarist with Stiff Little Fingers,I just say Thankyou!

Hey Hanna! Intrigued by your description of Saccharine Trust. Used to order stuff from SST back in the late 80s but had never heard anything about Saccharine Trust and always assumed they would be too hardcore for my taste, but I like weird jazzy stuff. I like watching your videos because I am interested in the same genres you seem to like but you know way more than I do so I always learn something from you. Can't really offer any suggestions other than keep doing what you enjoy doing. BTW, Pop Culture Graveyard is taking a break, possibly for good. Too bad. I loved his channel. 🤘✌️ from Minneapolis!

16:35 - T.S.O.L. is a great O.C. band! I would recommend "Beneath The Shadows"!

It’s was like you were going through my record collection. Please check out TSOL Beneath the Shadows. Their best IMO and a very different sound from their early works. Change Today was with new vocalist which on its own is a great record to this today. You can ignore all the material from 1986 - 1990’s. It was shit and ended with no original members. The original TSOL legally got their name back and started releasing new material and touring again in 2000 or so. They still put on a great show. The guitarist Ron Emory has been living in Sioux City now for a number of years and runs the music conservatory there with his wife. TSOL plays shows in Sioux City a couple times a year usually for a fundraiser for the school. One of our local Omaha drummers from the 80’s punk scene toured with them as their drummer on the Vans Warped Tour back in 2000.

Have you heard The Ex? They are a Dutch punk/post-punk group that formed in the late 70s and still make records and play shows to this day. Their music is very rhythmic, has slashing sometimes dissonant guitar sounds, and hyper-focused socio-political lyrical content. They also make records with African influences, including records with Getatchew Mekuria on sax. Those albums are killer. There's a lot to explore. Not quite the volume of, say, The Fall but close. Also, there's a 3-cd compilation of The Homosexuals' music called "Astral Glamour" that has all the material on the cd you showed, plus material from all the bands these same people morphed into while still in their primary group. Great stuff. It was released by Messthetics, who also has an incredible series of very obscure post-punk comps that are grouped by location for each release. HIGHLY recommend those. Last thing, that label took its name from an early Scritti Politti song. You've showed a couple of the albums they made after going full-on pop, but there's a Rough Trade comp of theirs called "Early" that is some of the most inventive, but still catchy, post-punk you will ever hear. The songs never go in expected directions at any point. It's awesome. Thanks for the video!!!

Cheers Hannah always a delight seeing you and your ever growing collection, something I look forward to every week👍. You made a good choice with stiff little fingers and flammable material, they're early discography is spectacular. And if you dig 999 I suggest you look for their album called concrete another terrific album from them that you don't want to pass up

I like seeing any records you have since I collect everything

i just like watching your videos. i don’t care how it’s done. i discover so much.

I love the lumping and the random surprises.

So jealous of "Double Nickels" pressing! It's my current "holy grail" when i go into stores looking for punk records. It needs a re-press!

Hi. I like all your videos. Nice to have female voice in Vinyl Community. One of the finnish punk bands i liked in 70´s write a song to praise The Adverts & Gaye Advert. So off course I listen the Adverts and liked them. I never have the album, but i hope i see the re-issue in the record shop one day. I also checked the firm you mentioned, but the shipping coast is too much for one album. Funny thing about Gary Gilmoure Eyes is that we thought it was about Pink Floyd guitar player.🤣(Prog was those times not the music to listen) I saw Stiff Little Fingers here in 1979 in festival, but dont remember much about that gig. I found out that they are coming back to Finland next year. Let see if I have better luck this time. I also like that Dead Kennedy album. They also have a concert here, but i was too tired or something else stupid and did not go. I have regret it every time now when that band name is mentioned. What is worst is that they have that concert in your tube and you can see all that you missed. Have you listen Nina Hagen? Nina Hagen band and Unbehagen are worth of listen from punk era.

Great stuff. That Saints record in the background is a must have!

great to see some of the albums i previously owned. I am 63 and grew up in the LA punk scene, also love British punk Oi and Ska...and i belive i still own the Stations of the crass LP

19:10 - Ahhh, so glad u found the "Inflammable Material" LP! I know you've been tryna track it down for a while. I have that exact same 2019 Parlophone reissue and love it!👍

Hi Hanna..out of curiosity..how many vinyls/cd's do you have? And don't get me started on "Marquee Moon". What an anstonishing album it really is. It may take a few listens to really get it but after that it's just amazing. Easily in my top 5 albums ever

Nice as always to see you. Got some gem's for your collection I see. Happy holidays to you dear.

Love Double Nickels. My first minutemen tape was the 62 song My First Bells comp. All their 80-83 stuff. Really awesome. Most of that material is most accessible on the post mersh comps these days.

For me Hanna I just like good music. I really don’t get into the sub genres much. I basically am a hard rock and classic rock listener, but I can get into punk a bit if it is good quality. Like you my favorite group is The Who. And if you can’t see a little punk in their sound then you are not paying attention.!!! So keep it all bunched up and mixed up when you do videos…I can sort out what I like… When I watch your videos that like is about 80% !!! I listened to Minutemen at work….sounds a lot like Frank Zappa…but entertaining with great guitar !!! Black Flag is a little too hardcore for my tastes…Richard Hell I like too !! Adverts Crossing Red Sea sounds interesting…I get a good vibe from them Marquee Moon is a masterpiece!!! And like I said I just liked 80% !!! Ha ha !!! Thanks Hanna…..Don’t Work so hard…Take it easy !!!😊

It's fun to see the comments from your viewer's in the UK. I knew this girl that saw alot of those bands there in 1977. She said it was fun, and nobody thought it would last a few years. Some of the best rock music in the US is similar. The Modern Lovers, Buddy Holly, Little Richard, The New York Dolls, Many others. All from the garage. Hello Garage Bands. Hello!

Another great video! The way you show albums and your take on them is great. Minutemen.. I dont know enough about so going to be checking them out. CD of Adverts/Ruts, going to get that one.. Ruts are one of the best in punk. Ruts dc still awesome..999 fantastic band and still going at it. In my top 5 of punk albums, SLF Inflammable Material!!..Punk, Post punk, new wave, keep the videos coming.

Great punk albums on this video , my fave hardcore album is a comp by minor threat : discography Classic

New to your channel! Wow! So much fun and loads of super cool research going on on my part. Hey....not sure if you have yet discovered...The the! Omg@ based on all your tastes I've heard thus far, you will soooooooo love The the.. as in Soul mining, infected, beaten generation...and more. Thanks for the great work! Much appreciated here in New Zealand!

My latest punk find is an OG copy of X. Los Angeles, great video keep spinning for your own sanity, I need it to as I’m a grade school teacher lol

Hi Hanna,good afternoon,i really liked absolutely of your video,cheers,and have a nice weekend for you!!!!!!