Best Lesser-Known 1st Wave Punk LPs

[Duke Of Earl]

What do ya think are the best lesser known 70s punk LPs?
I figure later albums of unreleased recordings from that time are worth a mention here as well.

[EagleNeverHuntstheFly]

The Ruts - The Crack

[Fuzzmeister]

The Lurkers - Fulham Fallout

[Alex]

Stiff Little Fingers- Inflammable Material

[Duke Of Earl]

So far these are all classic first wave punk LPs. I especially like that Lurkers LP, but I was starting this chat with the intention of hearing about lesser known albums, meaning rare ones that might have flew under the radar of even those who listen to the stuff. C'mon dig deep! I wanna hear about some mystery punk-rock groups here. I wasn't born yesterday. There was another talk goin on here about favorite 76-80 punk bands and I found it was getting redundant so this was meant to be for Rare-stuff.    

[Duke Of Earl]

The Kids from belgium. They had a cd box set called Kids-anthology come out, it had all there material and a dvd. I didn't get it because it wasn't cheap enough after I spent all my money on beer. I've only ever heard there 1st two LPs. How's the later albums?

[The Von Ghouls]

you mean unreleased stuff like Death (detroit) was recently uncovered - I have a test press that's a pre-punk band in studio dated '74 but have no idea who it is...everything good I know is on EP or 7" or comps...the reactors, V2, radiators from space

 

I don't know if punk bands from those days could hold it together enough to complete an album...

 

 

[Duke Of Earl]

That Death record was pretty impressive. Yeah rare stuff, V.G. You are on the right track.
-Victims-real wild child LP

EPs are always of interest too. I just thought it would be more useful to talk LPs first since you get more bang for you buck usually with a longplayer.



The Von Ghouls said:

you mean unreleased stuff like Death (detroit) was recently uncovered - I have a test press that's a pre-punk band in studio dated '74 but have no idea who it is...everything good I know is on EP or 7" or comps...the reactors, V2, radiators from space

 

I don't know if punk bands from those days could hold it together enough to complete an album...

 

 

[stoneageromeo]

The Outsiders' "Calling on Youth" is pretty good.

[whatwave dave]

The Victims Real WIld Child LP is an ABSOLUTE KILLER LP!!! Total seering guitar leads, testosterone chocked vocals and some great songs!! Don't know why those guys aren't highly regarded in the NYC punk scene.

Heard that they've re-united and are out playing again.

 

Have you heard Cyborg's Revisited by Simply Saucer? It's 70's recordings that were never released...think Syd's Pink Floyd at their heaviest meet Velvet Underground with lots of bad drugs tossed about.

Duke Of Earl said:

That Death record was pretty impressive. Yeah rare stuff, V.G. You are on the right track.
-Victims-real wild child LP
 

[John Choples]

How about The Depressions self-titled LP from 1978 on Barn records?  Once you get past the affected misogyny & punk cliches it's not a bad record at all (ditto for The Vibrators).

[Duke Of Earl]

I went and seen simply saucer in Detroit. They sounded like flying saucers. I liked em. 

whatwave dave said:

The Victims Real WIld Child LP is an ABSOLUTE KILLER LP!!! Total seering guitar leads, testosterone chocked vocals and some great songs!! Don't know why those guys aren't highly regarded in the NYC punk scene.

Heard that they've re-united and are out playing again.

 

Have you heard Cyborg's Revisited by Simply Saucer? It's 70's recordings that were never released...think Syd's Pink Floyd at their heaviest meet Velvet Underground with lots of bad drugs tossed about.

Duke Of Earl said:

That Death record was pretty impressive. Yeah rare stuff, V.G. You are on the right track.
-Victims-real wild child LP

[Duke Of Earl]

Yeah, thats a good one, people with eye patches are badass. I wonder if his girlfriend did that to him? Hey maybe youd be affected to if somebody stole your eye. I am a massageanist, I massage chicks only!

John Choples said:

How about The Depressions self-titled LP from 1978 on Barn records?  Once you get past the affected misogyny & punk cliches it's not a bad record at all (ditto for The Vibrators).