When they talk about niche or alternative interests like anime, punk music, metal music, or cult movies I get the feeling they pick things at random or "borrow" other peoples lists
@@thebullymac4742 it's a mix of both,pop punk and punk rock, probably if you listen to "Jaded" you'll think that it's punk rock, nowadays they're more pop punk,but still punk :))
@@thebullymac4742 you don’t know punk. There’s always been poppy sounding punk bands like the dickies, Buzzcocks, ramones, dead milkmen, the Queers, screeching weasel, MTX, etc. Green Day was heavily influenced by the lookout records bands of the 90s like screeching weasel and the Queers
Kyle Gall anyone considering those shits punk brings my faith in humanity down. they're called punk from some people for some reason, and i hate them for in a way ruining the name.
Damn Mojo you had me thinking that I had lost my mind. "Time Bomb" Rancid was 1995, not 1985. You made have to google it to verify that I was not NUTZ.
#1 Blitzkrieg Bop - Ramones #2 God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols #3 White Riot - The Clash #4 I Wanna Be Your Dog - The Stooges #5 Blank Generation - Richard Hell e The Voidoids #6 Chinese Rock - Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers/Ramones #7 Venus - Television #8 Sonic Reducer - Dead Boys #9 Neat Neat Neat - The Damned #10 Punk Is Dead - Crass all the rest is consequently
you are right guys, even patti smith, black flag, dead kennedys, the runaways, sham 69, bad brains, the germs, undertones, MC5 etc. are very important bands in the first punk rock scene, but i think that they deserve only an honorable mention compared to the others 10
stevemaggot8 are you kidding? its actually very easy for one to say that the Misfits invented punk rock (although they didnt) if you told someone that who actually listens to the Misfits AND to punk rock in general, theres no way they would disagree.
Give someone a misfits shirt oh I love this bad "name one song " runs away. I'm saying every body who is true punk loves them ( like me) but but a bunch of sleeping with sirens type fans where about a hundred misfits shirts and have no idea who they are which pisses me off
punk rock is supposed to be about freedom of speech, do it yourself and do watever you want, but most "punks" comenting here go aginst its real meaning. Please people, punk is not only hardcore bands and shitty sound recordings. Bad Religion is melodic, Ramones is melodic and even have tons of songs about teenage love, Nofx is quite melodic, the clash has records completely out of what "punk sound" should be.. nobody complins about it.. with that I can't understand why put Green day on a list of punk stuff bothers you so much... they came from san francisco punk scene, grew and didn't change their sound when signed with a major label, and even made their havier album after a huge world success. You should stop whining, GD roots are punk even if their sound had branched
My Top 10 ;P #1. Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The UK #2. The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop #3. Suicidal Tendencies - Institutionalized #4. NOFX - Linoleum #5. Green Day - Basket Case #6. Dead Kennedys - Holiday In Cambodia #7. The Clash - Should I Stay Or Schould I Go #8. Black Flag - Rise Above #9. Bad Religion - Punk Rock Song #10. Offspring - All I Want Honorable Mention: Rancid - Time Bomb Bad Brains - I Against I blink-182 - Dammit Pennywise - Fuck Authority
Everyone needs to chill out with the whole 'Green Day isn't punk' debacle. Yes earlier bands were the initial punk pioneers, and the other bands coming out don't sound quite like them. Music, like everything, evolves, and if you prefer the earlier stuff, than that's awesome, but telling people that they aren't real fans because they like more recent releases - even 90's - isn't cool. And whether something is pop punk or punk rock, irrespective of Green Day, shouldn't matter. Punk is dying because everyone says that punk is dying, fans are putting barriers between other fans. It's almost like punk has a conformity these days, the exact opposite of what punk is meant to be.
I always thought that "jesus of suburbia" defined punk rock more than basket case or any of other of Green Day's songs because it details the feelings of being an outsider like basket case does but also goes a step further. It told the story of a young "punk" and his transformation through stages of depression and insanity and then finally indifference. Idk, I just always have had a personal connection to that song and am very biased XD
Some better ones Sham 69 - Borstal Breakout Bow wow wow - C30 C60 C90 Pistols - God save the Queen Buzzcocks - Everybody's happy nowadays The Jam - In the city
Anders Wallin You never see Buzzcocks on these lists... they were fucking great and they were actually a "true" punk band that kickstarted the whole DIY independent recording revolution. But in a way, not making it on these lists is punk as fuck. Good call though on Buzzcocks. "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" is a killer song. I think personally, I would probably nominate "What Do I Get." for the anthem list.
New Rose or Love Song. Ever Fallen in Love. Kiss Me Deadly. Oh Bondage. Somethin' Better Change. But no, we get MTV corporate punk like Green Day instead.
Who does that song again? I don’t know a lot of punk, so humor me! 😊 I think Cool To Hate, The Kid’s Aren’t Alright, Self Esteem or All I Want by Offspring would be anthemic! LOVE Time Bomb and Ruby Soho! No 21st Century Digital Boy? Los Angeles? Sheena Is A Punk Rocker? You? Superman? Skatanic?
Agreed. I love Green Day, but Punk =/= Punk Rock. I would have replaced Basket Case with like ... I dunno, State of The Union by Rise Against, Self Esteem by Offspring or You by Bad Religion.
Chris Perrault to be a punk anthem a song has to be recognized my the (or a {I suppose}) punk community as a stand out among all other punk songs and cause said community(ies) to collectively get a boner when it's played. An anthem is: a rousing or uplifting song identified with a particular group, body, or cause. Like Queen's We Are The Champions is an international sports community anthem played at sporting events big and small to get the punks in the crowd to stand up with the norms and quit picking their noses. If they played more John Cougar Concentration Camp, Gay For Johnny Depp or The Winona Riders songs then more punks would likely attend sporting events regularly. alrighty then, bye!
Time's are NOT changing. Those bands are just NOT punk. Listen to Against Me! That band is a true modern punk band. If people don't know about punk they should just stop blabbing out their INCORRECT notions on what they THINK is punk.
Oh fuckwad, learn that Green Day is known for writing songs about fighting government control before your write a comment like that because last I checked, that's pretty fucking punk
Jessica Jane There are plenty of documentaries, and recent ones too, that have band members from bands like Bad Religion, Rancid, and NOFX that all classify Green Day as punk. Don't go all Gilman Street on us, disowning punk bands by your opinions left and right.
If The Damned are not on the list it don't deserve looking anymore, not to mention the lurkers,the stranglers,stiff little fingers souixi & banchees, but they did get the No1 right! best ever single from the pistols, seen in camden as a retired punk,..ab fab , brilliant!
Fuck this video, I'm gonna make my own version. 1. Blitzkrieg Bop - Ramones 2. Holiday In The Sun - Sex Pistols 3. Basket Case - Green Day 4. American Psycho - Misfits 5. Amoeba - Adolescents 6. Holiday In Cambodia - Dead Kennedys 7. Knowledge - Operation Ivy 8. Die For Your Government - Anti Flag 9. Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya - Dropkick Murphys 10. Linoleum - NOFX
Fuck your list 10. Ain't gonna take it - suicidal tencedes 9. American waste - black flag 8. My dad suck - Descendents 7. Get a life - pennywise 6. Lazy - lagwagon 5. Tommrow she goes away - the romaones 4. Death of a nation - anti flag 3. That's life - agnostic front 2. Get drafted - dead kenndeys 1. Witch hunt - misfits Get the fuck out of here with your greenday
Sum 41 aren't as influential as the other bands on the list. I like them, but them and most other pop-punk acts of the early 2000's didn't leave as big a legacy.
guys you need to realize that yeah not all of these are punk but even punk has subgenres. Pop-punk, Skate-punk, Surf-punk, Ska-punk, Hardcore-punk (borderline but still) etc
My List 1. Anarchy in the U.K.- The Sex Pistols 2. Should I Stay or Should I Go- The Clash 3. Sheena is a Punk Rocker- Ramones 4. Rise Above- Black Flag 5. Suburban Home- Descendants 6. Last Caress- Misfits 7. Holiday in Cambodia- Dead Kennedys 8. Sex Bomb- Flipper 9. American Jesus- Bad Religion 10. The Passenger- Iggy Pop
Just my personal opinion here. I love the Green Day album 'Dookie', but Green Day is not Punk. Yes, you can tell they are, in part, influenced by punk. But they are still not Punk. To me it's like putting My Chemical Romance into a top 10 Goth bands list.
The Stranglers - Peaches Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK The Clash - London Calling or White Riot The Skids - Into the Valley Siouxsie and the Banshees - Hong Kong Garden or This Wheels on Fire Sham 69 - Hersham Boys or Angels with Dirty Faces Tubeway Army - Are Friends Electric The Damned - Smash it Up or Eloise The Undertones - Teenage Kicks, or Jimmy, Jimmy or My perfect Cousin X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage Up Yours or Germfree Adolscents Stiff Little Fingers - At the Edge
Yes. Over-rated. This song in particular. Sex-Pistols are always seen as so amazing because of one song. To put Anarchy in the UK above Blitzkrieg Bop is just ridiculous.
I totally agree with the number one. There is never ever going to be a more punk thing than the Pistols. Complain as much as you want about Green Day. This list is not about top bands but top songs and Basket Case is punk as it gets. Without Green Day and Offspring we had no ideea what punk is in the 90's. They brought it back and they did brilliant. The fact that they move to pop later it's a whole filthy different story.
"There is never ever going to be a more punk thing than the Pistols." Are you fucking kidding me. There will never be anything LESS punk than the Sex Pistols. The Sex Pistols is the whiniest most wannabe group of poseurs there is.
+Jude Lynch I cant believe some of the rubbish in the list. Pistols should have had three entries at least- these are supposed to be anthems of punk, not bands who jumped on a bandwagon for the pop industry
why is green day not punk but the ramones are? they both play fast paced songs with a couple of power chords about stuff that (mostly) isn't political. If you think about it, if the Ramones formed now, they would get called posers and shit. and if Green Day came out when the Ramones came out, they would be called punk legends.
I think most of the green day hate comes from their later stuff like ‘forever now’ and ‘nightlife’ Although I disagree that they should be hated, their first 10-14 years they were punk and should be recognised as such
One thing is to reinvent rock in 1974 by playing music that nobody cares about, while 3 people come to see you and the others think you're a freak and you continue, and another thing is to do something already done in the past .
1. Anarchy in the U.K. - Sex Pistols 2. Rise Above - Black Flag 3. Blitzkrieg Bop - Ramones 4. London Calling - The Clash 5. Hybrid Moments - Misfits 6. Holiday in Cambodia - Dead Kennedys 7. I Against I - Bad Brains 8. Waiting Room - Fugazi 9. Something I Learned Today - Hüsker Dü 10. Ever Fallen in Love - The Buzzcocks Honorable Mentions to Ruby Soho by Rancid, California Uber Alles by Dead Kennedys, and Where Eagles Dare - Misfits
I think Blitzkrieg bop is overrated. (dont get me wrong, i love The Ramones, its my favourite band, but there are better songs than blitzkrieg bop) also i think the studio version is a little bit boring but when i went to see marky ramone and they played Blitzkrieg Bop its definitively a better experience
jomard benemile Yes, but out of ten acts, we only had two from the UK. The UK produced some truly awesome punk. I wouldn't even say the Pistols were the best of it, though they were good... so long as you ignore everything they did after 'Never Mind The Bollocks'.
YourFavoriteCommie I mean, other than starting the UK punk movement and having a legacy that still stands to this day, yeah total posers. Not like Greenday at all!
I always thought of Suicidal Tendencies as thrash but still punk. Green day is definitely pop punk they could have been replaced with Circle Jerks Wild in the Streets or the Misfits
I'd say misfits where more influenced by metal than punk. I still like them but I'd say you shouldn't put them on a punk anthems list. You could put them on a punk songs list but none of there work really influences the genre as a whole in my opinion.
Everyone always forgets about The Cramps. Their music might not have necessarily been “punk”, but they were very pioneering as well in the punk scene. AS WELL AS THE STOOGES. THEY WERE THE BEGINNING OF IT ALL
Paul Aiuto: I'm pretty sure he was kidding you dipshit. You love punk and Trump dude... so you've completely missed the point of at least one of them. But I'm pretty sure it's both.
Basketcase by Green Day? That songs so not punk even my Mom and little sister loved it when it came out. If they're considered punk then where's Blondie?
+Caulder Stratton No he's saying his mom and little sister, I'm guessing his little sister when he was young, and when was the last time a mom liked punk?
blizakebowman I really dig Blondie. And Dookie by Green Day is actually a great album. But they're both pop-rock bands so therefore it's confusing as to why they're constantly included in the "punk" rock genre.
+Cliff Trainor Well Green Day basically invented Pop Punk. Jello Biafra nailed it when he said Pop Punk sounds like Boy Band music (One Direction, New Kids on the Block etc.). That's exactly what Green Day sounds like to me. Although I always liked the Offspring and they are supposedly Pop Punk... but not in my opinion.
9:59 Bro Hymn is also used by the Ducks and the Angels for Goals and Home Runs respectively. It fits not only because the band is from Manhattan Beach which is only a half hour away from Anaheim, but also because of lines like "...Just remember the side you get to cheer on, you've got friends with you to the end" and "We can conquer anything together" displaying the community that exists in alot of sports fanbases where fans (sometimes) treat other fans like best friends or family (especially after big moments like the Minneapolis Miracle where fans who were mostly complete strangers were hugging each other as their team seemed to be destined to go to the Super Bowl).
I was REALLY hesitant to click on this video fearing being greatly disappointed... But I think considering the source this is actually a fairly decent list.
1 God Save The Queen 2 Anarchy In The UK 3 Blitzreig Bop 4 White Riot 5 New Rose 6 No More Heroes 7 Pretty Vacant 8 Holiday In Cambodia 9 London Calling 10 My Way (Sid Vicious) Sorry yanks, true punk rock music was mainly from British bands around 1976-79.
Storm Hawk tell that to the Ramones, social distortion, bad religion, dead kennedys, bad brains, black flag, circle jerks, the cramps, doa, dead boys, descendents, the dictators, husker du, Johnny thunders and the heartbreakers, mc5, iggy pop, minor threat/fugazi, Minutemen, New York dolls, subhumans (Canadian, that is), blondie, suicide, teenage head, viletones, Wayne/Jayne county and the electric chairs, X, or any of the other North American bands, many of which were there in the early days of punk, and continued through the 80's, some even into the 90's, PLUS the bands that came along after them.
Carmel Kirk actually generator would be better for bad religion, however for mainstream viewers American Jesus is more understandable. When I say understandable I mean the meaning is more out there.
The Plebeian Cultist Ah man, great tune. Just listened to it after your comment. It had been a little while. I figured I'd go with American Jesus in case someone looks them looks up for the first time, and hoping they get hooked within the first 10 seconds. My favorite band of all time, hands down.
Here's my Top 10 fav Punk Anthems 1) Tommy Gun - Clash 2) Ruby Soho - Rancid 3) Tin Soldier - Stiff Little Fingers 4) Smash It Up - The Damned 5) I Wanna Destroy You - Circle Jerks 6) F**k Authority - Pennywise 7) I Believe in Miracles - Ramones 8) Borstal Breakout - Sham 69 9) Yesterday -Bad Religion 10) Silly Thing - Sex Pistols Honorable mention 1) To Drunk To F**k - Dead Kennedys 2) I'm The One - Descedents 3) Prisoner Of Society - The Living End 4) Franco UnAmerican - NoFX 5) England Belongs To Me - Cocksparrer 6) Last Caress - The Misfits 7) Punks Not Dead - The Exploited 8) My Girlfriend's Dead - The Vandals 9) Whatever Happened To... - Buzzcocks 10) Mable - Goldfinger
Oh come on, give me a break. My generation? Yeah maybe to the mods not the punks. No punk thought the who was good they were a total joke. MC5 and new York dolls helped change punk music not Pete Townshend and his big nose
@@thewhoman3182 fuck off then, the who are the people that inspired people to be the way they are now, without them, half of the songs u know now or that are even on this list wouldnt wven be a thing if they never existed
Love all the elitist 70s - 80s punk fans. Like it or not pop punk is still punk. The clue is in the name. Anyone that thinks Rancid isn't punk obviously hasn't heard their 2000 album. I'm a lover of most punk genres and sub genres. Shame Fugazi and waiting room didn't get a mention although the genre police would call it hardcore or post hardcore even though minor threat got a mention.
Legitimate top10 punk anthems: 1- Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop 2- Sex Pistols - Anarchy in UK 3- Clash - London Calling 4- Social Distortion - Story of my Life 5- The Exploited - Insanity 6- Bérurier Noir - Vive le Feu 7- Misfits - Last Caress 8- Black Flag - Rise Above 9- Bad Religion - American Jesus 10- Banlieue Rouge - Sous un Ciel Écarlante
