Yeah I think Mr. Billy Childish owes The Clash a lot.
Maybe I'm too open minded, but I think every punk-related album I've heard from that era is great. I like Marquee Moon, Blank Generation, and Ramones quite a bit. I think I've strayed more towards hearing groups on a song basis though, instead of albums. There's plenty I haven't heard too.
There were SO MANY great records released back then, it's hard to remember them all...here's a few off the top of my head that i still dig to this day:
The Saints...Stranded...ya, Lost Soul mentioned it as well. it's killer from top to bottom.
The Vibrators....Pure Mania....so many songs and all good.
Wire....Pink Flag.....like above
Siouxsie and The Banshees....The Scream....killer guitar sound.
Teenage Head....First Album....rockabilly on speed.
The Cramps....Songs The Lord Taught Us....liked Psychedelic Jungle even more, but it's from 1981
X Ray Spex....Germ Free Adolescence....buzzsaw guitar
all of The Ramones LP's within the time period.
The Dead Boys....Young Loud and Snotty.
The Pebbles compilation series....those records opened up a ton of doors for me....
Good choices Dave.
Pure Mania....yes!....its still such a great party album....its pub rock sliding into punk...very tight band.
Teenage Head's debut....need I say I thing?
First 2 Dead Boys...but yep YLAS is the classic.
Wire....the remastered cd of Pink Flag out last year...awesome.....still kills!
I do like the Clash's first album as well, but I think I prefer the Ramones. Some of the bands from that period tend to sound dated now, but the Ramones always sound fresh and exciting to me.
I wonder if this will ever get to court? The BBC has been doing this sort of podcast for years from their websites, does this company really think they can mess with the BBC? and I wonder if the person who did the first ever serialised podcast wil...
Interesting subject this one...
This might sound weird but the podcasts from here sound "warm" as opposed to full blown 256kps or 320kps Mp3's that sound crystal clear but somehow flat and lifeless.
I guess they get close to that dirty tape sound...
For those of you that enjoy great '60s music, but crave to hear some music that Oldies stations do not play, you've come to the right place. No overplayed oldies, just songs from groups that seem to fall of the radar of most classic rock stations....