MotoOnSputnik: Favorite Bands

FullOfSounds 08.15.16	Some good stuff on here, nice.
Masochist 08.15.16	Real good stuff on here. Rishloo, Kyuss, the three rap albums, good stuff. Also...when you say I've been meaning to get into punk recently, it's less like opening a can of worms and more like taking on a Graboid from Tremors. What kind of punk are you looking to get into--old school, pop-punk, skate punk, hardcore, ska? There's a lot to get int...
ScuroFantasma 08.15.16	Nice list, 5,6,8 rule especially hard.
MotoOnSputnik 08.16.16	@Masochist, preferrably something on the heavier side, I'm not really into ska and I've listened to a decent amount of pop punk already. If you've listened to Death Grips last two albums something in that vein is what I'm looking for, as they inspired me to want to in the first place haha. I think it'd be considered hardcore. Also the movie Green Room
MotoOnSputnik 08.16.16	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvxkEvM81tU What attracts me more than the type of music or genre is the energy I think
Avagantamos 08.16.16	check fugazi
BlacKapes 08.16.16	gay and obvious list but i still love you man
MotoOnSputnik 08.16.16	I did a while back Ava, I'll have to again I'd probably like it more now
TVC15 08.16.16	There's a lot of styles and sounds to punk music so my recs won't be strictly punk rock Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come; pinnacle of modern punk United Nations - s/t; hardcore punk/grindcore Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks; punk rock The Clash - s/t, London Calling; punk rock Sonic Youth - EVOL; post-punk Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose; folk punk AJJ - People Who Can Eat People are the Luckiest People; (anti)folk punk Anthrax - Among the Living; thrash that retains that good ol hardcore punkness of shout along group vocals, fast tempos, all that good stuff Big Black - Songs About Fucking; noisy post-punk Boris - Vein (Hardcore); Japanese crust punk Catch 22 - Keasbey Nights; ska punk Christian Death - Only Theatre of Pain; gothic post-punk Gospel - The Moon Is a Dead World; proggy post-hardcore/emo Green Day - Nimrod; pop punk with some experimentation (including Good Riddance and a minute long hardcore punk song) Husker Du - Zen Arcade; all kinds of raw punk rock Iggy and The Stooges - Fun House, Raw Power; punk rock Joy Division - Les Bains Douches 18 December 1979; raw punk rock Black Flag - My War; hardcore punk with some obvious doom and sludge influences Killing Joke - Brighter Than a Thousand Suns; gothic new wave Tears for Fears - The Hurting; post-punk Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible; punk rock Metallica - Kill Em All; another thrash album that I think still retains a lot of hardcore punk ethos Discordance Axis - The Inalienable Dreamless; grindcore Pig Destroyer - Prowler in the Yard; grindcore Napalm Death - Scum, The Peel Sessions; crust punk/grindcore Nirvana - Live and Loud; punk rock The Cure - Disintegration; gothic post-punk
DigitalSchism 08.16.16	Nice to see 4 Edit: also props for 10. Somehow didn't see that the first time I looked through.
bentheREDfan 08.16.16	Yeah Tool is the only band I like here. Not enough generic alternative metal for me, that's just my jam haha.
DigitalSchism 08.16.16	Have you listened to Rishloo? they have a Tool vibe especially on Eidolon.