Bloody genre-fascists!
1. The Movielife - Forty Hour Train Back To Penn
2. Brand New - Your Favourite Weapon
3. New Found Glory - s/t
4. Alkaline Trio - From Here To Infirmary
5. Midtown - Living Well Is The Best Revenge
Bloody genre-fascists!
1. The Movielife - Forty Hour Train Back To Penn
2. Brand New - Your Favourite Weapon
3. New Found Glory - s/t
4. Alkaline Trio - From Here To Infirmary
5. Midtown - Living Well Is The Best Revenge
In no particular order
Billy Talent - II
Blink 182 - Blink 182
AFI - Sing the Sorrow
can't think of any more...more albums by Billy Talent and AFI I suppose.
'A' - Hi-Fi Serious
NUFFIN!
GIVE ME SOME LOOOOOOOOOOVE!!!! GIVE ME SOME SKIIIIIIIIIIN!!!!
let me take you back
to 1994
Green Day - Dookie
The Offspring - Smash
Punk In Drublic - The Offspring
Millencollin - Life On A Plate
...And Out Come The Wolves - Rancid
Punk In Drublic
is NOFX though, right?
well it aint offspring
smash is amasing though!
Yay!
Descendents - Milo Goes to College
Screeching Weasel - My Brain Hurts
The Mr T Experience - Love is Dead
Millencolin - Life on a Plate
Lagwagon - Hoss
Shit, Lagwagon reminds me:
6: Bad Astronaut - Houston, We Have A Drinking Problem.
is descendents pop punk?
they're a bit heavy for that nay?
See Alex!
The distinction is impossible!
hands up
if you listened to too much skate punk at the age of 15?
Yes......from 13 - 17 I listened to
far too much.
If it was advertised in the back of Thrasher I bought it!
Nah, they're blatantly pop-punk
...they were one of the originators of the art form!
MTX!
Mr T Experience all the way. Ba ba ba ba ba!
...
totally agree with midtown there....
although id probably say there first album is better 'save the world lose the girl'
also how has no one mentioned The Ataris
i was far to into this music when i was 14/15
The Offspring - Smash
Blink-182 - Enema Of The State
Green Day - Dookie
Sum 41 - Does This Look Infected?
New Found Glory - Sticks and Stones
^^ REAL pop-punk right there.
The first two NFG albums
are better than Sticks And Stones, although it's still great. Catalyst was pretty hit and miss though, and then it just got worse and worse...
What a load of crap
Descendents - Milo Goes To College
Dillinger Four - Midwestern Songs
SEXY - POR VIDA
The Ergs - Dork Rock Cork Rod
Discount - Half Fiction
Dont try
and be pretentious about this, its pop punk.
No one cares.
Blink
FOB
Sum 41
Rancid
Brand New
Hmmm
Green Day - Dookie
NFG - Sticks and Stones
Blink 182 - Enema of the State
Sum 41 - All Killer, No Filler
Geen Day - Warning/The Offspring - Conspiracy of One
I only ever listened to about 6 bands back then so my knowledge of wider pop-punk is somewhat limited I'm afraid.
These albums pretty much encapsulate my 12-16 year old self however.
guess this would be pop
undertones-undertones
buzzcocks-singles going steady
the vaselines
rancid-...out come the wolves
the queers
Oooh, nostalgia
Brand New - Your Favourite Weapon
Saves The Day - Stay What You Are
Midtown - Living Well Is The Best Revenge
Good Charlotte - Young and The Hopeless
The Starting Line - Say It Like You Mean It
The first two are the only ones which I still listen to really, although at one point or another I have absolutely adored each of these albums.
Without trying not the tink too much...in no order
Saves The Day - Through Being Cool
Dynamite Boy - Dynamite Boy
Millencolin - Pennybridge Pioneers
Midtown - Living Well Is the Best Revenge
The Movielife - Forty Hour Train Back to Penn
Special mentions to:
The Vandals - Hitler Bad, Vandals Good
New Found Glory - New Found Glory
Set Your Goals - Mutiny!
Hit The Lights - This Is a Stick Up... Don't Make It a Murder
Mixing the old with the new(ish) there, possibly would change with more thought
Fer sure
NOFX - Punk in Drublic
Rancid - and out come the wolves
Lagwagon - Lets Talk about Feelings
Propaghandi - Less Talk, More Rock
The Vandals - The Quickening
Hmm
NOFX - War on Errorism
The Offspring - Americana
The Aquabats - The Aquabats vs The Floating Eye of death
Wheatus - Wheatus
Green Day - Dookie
you guys are missing some absolutely gold ones...
1. lifetime-hello bastards
2. saves the day-through being cool
3. saves the day-can't slow down
4. loved ones-keep your heart
5. the promise ring-very emergency
anything off jade tree records pretty much qualifies... also, most bands to ever have come out of new jersey. but please, check out lifetime! fucking amazing, so so influential. but you could really go in so many directions with this subject... green day, sum 41, the thermals, undertones... it's all poppy punk.
Lifetime are immense, but, melodic hardcore
Same goes for Can't Slow Down era Saves The Day and The Promise Ring are second wave emo!
you may be right
haha, well i guess if you're going to be that fucking particular! you're right, but still: those are records i always identified as pop punk, even if only on the surface. and "can you see the sunset from the southside?" (lifetime-ostrichsized) is a pop punk sentiment if i've ever heard one.
as for TPR, i would call late-period stuff second wave, but very emergency is pure pop punk.
punk in drublic
this time next year
smash
tell all your friends
i brought you my bullets
Taking Back Sunday - Tell All Your Friends
Brand New - Your Favourite Weapon (their other albums aren't pop-punk, obviously)
Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
Green Day - Warning
The Blink 182 best-of
interesting skate punk/pop punk crossovers here.
anyway....
Blink 182 - Enema of the State
Goldfinger - s/t
The Offspring - Ixnay on the Hombre
Green Day - Nimrod
Rancid - ...And Out Come The Wolves
These are them
The Smoking Popes - Destination Failure
The Ramones - Rocket to Russia
The Dickies - Dawn of the Dickies
I want to say Dillinger Four "Vs God" but I don't want to step outside of anyone else's genre boundaries! Does it count??!
I fucking love "Vs God".
Didn't include it as I've only just got into it, and the others are kind of die-hard pop-punk stuff that I used to listen to constantly, but yeah, include it. Cracking album.
Screeching Weasel
is all you need to hear.
Plus:
Rancid
Dillinger Four
Fletcher
Lawrence Arms
this thread contains far too many non POP punk US punk albums
that's what I was thinking.
Even my own list is slightly flawed. I probably should have just listed 5 Blink albums really.
there are other great ones too
but rancid and the vandals etc are not all that poppy
I put Rancid in my list
as I couldn't think of anything else. They've always been more ska punk to me. It's tricky though, what people conceive to be pop punk and what we see as skate punk, punk rock, etc. Because I used to listen to pretty much all of what people have listed, I'd lump it under skate punk, as all I used to do was skateboard and listen to Blink 182/Offspring/etc.
also, I forgot to put The Ataris
on my list so I'm a twat.
well they can queue a little bit longer if they want to be in your list!
the narrowing of genres is pretty important to me. without it, i would get bored at parties when the one thing i can talk about would die out too quickly: what type of music do you like? ...oh you know rock. ...oh...
or
... pop punk, pop punk core, skate punk skate punk core, pop skating, skting on ska, ska punk, pop ska, pop skating, skating without a helmet on, knee guardcore, pop guard, emo, emocore, popcore, emo pop...etc
:D indeed!
"knee guardcore" - *adds to list*
Well...
I dunno. As far as I can see these are all just records full of pop songs played fast and loud. Can anyone officially define the genre??!!
if it sounds like something punchline might play it's pop punk
i don't really know.
Not a list of 5
but the Young Playthings 'Who Invented Love?' album from last year fits the bill and in an ideal world would be adored by everyone.
blink 182 - dude ranch
offspring - smash
nofx - punk in drublic
lagwagon - hoss
descendents - milo goes to college
any millencolin!
brand new
saves the day
promise ring
billy talent
aren't pop punk!
your new favourite weapon is
saves the day are, though they are on the more pop side of things, billy talent haven't done anything poppy that i have heard, though i have only heard a few singles.
This is a weird
conversation. What is the BPM cut-off whereby something stops being punk and is merely pop?
It's not about bpm really........
pop punk is just about a breezy upbeat sound.
indeed, pop songs made by a 'punk' band
saves the day and brand new
are/were just emo revivalists imo
brand new certainly are these days
again no order
Green Day - Dookie
Blink 182 - Enema of the State
Allister - Last Stop Suburbia
The Ataris - End Is Forever
New Found Glory - New Found Glory
ah sweet nostalgia
"somewhere down on fullerton
theres a place we used to go to get away from it all!"
WOW
that album
is just pop hit after pop hit!
its quality!
thats for sure
Yes!
All hail Drive Thru Records.
ive got a couple of drive thru comps somewhere
absolute gold
very good list
props to the midtown love!
but i'd sooner choose my favourite star in the heavens <3
No order...
The Starting Line - Say It Like You Mean It
New Found Glory - New Found Glory
Relient K - MmHmm
Blink 182 - Enema Of The State
Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
GREAT THREAD.
Brand New
Your Favourite Weapon. I'll swap that for Something Corporate. Yeeeeeah.
something corporate
is not really even pop-punk, surely? Is piano-led Dawsonscreekmusic, they just happened to have a song about having a boner for a punk girl...
i wish people would learn how to reply
:(
good list nonetheless
bl00dy music forum n000bs!!!
;)
1) Homegrown - Kings of Pop
2) Blink 182 - Dude Ranch
3) Get Up Kids - Something to Write Home About
4) Jawbreaker - 24hr revenge therapy
5) Brand New - New Favourite Weapon
shit
replace one of the above with Alkaline Trio - Here To Infirmary. PRobably one of the best bitter, drunk albums ever made...
has that homegrown album got "you're not alone" on it?
"i know what you're thinking
whoooooooaaaaaaaaa
know how you're feeling
whooaaaaaaoaoaoaaaaa
believe meeeeeee!
you're not alone"
I fucking love that song
Chemistry
Girls aloud.
Can't think of any more of the top of my head
why has NO-ONE mentioned punchline?!
action would be in my top 5 no doubt
what's in your top 5 soph?
....
http://www.drownedinsound.com/articles/2982099#r2983872
jsut trying to choose a favourite blink album is impossible enough!
...
http://www.drownedinsound.com/articles/2982099#r2983456
i know it's not a list, but it's a benchmark
which is similar...
haha!
Blink 182? Offspring? pfffffffff
1) Weezer- The Blue Album
2) The Thermals- The Body The Blood The Machine
3) The Descendents- Milo Goes To College (3rd purely because I'm not sure if I want to count them as pop punk)
4) The Ramones- Ramones
5) Taking Back Sunday- Tell All Your Friends (everything after went shit)
nothing wrong with the Offspring or Blink, Mr Bloomfield.
I like your list and from what I've heard of the Thermals, I like them as well.
offspring were ok I guess
Blink sucked arse.
you're so so so so so so so so sos so sos os os os os
sos so sos so WRONG
also, the thermals aren't pop punk.
offspring had a few good songs.
blink 182 are pop punk HEROES
thermals are lo-fi punk
though TBTBTM is much more poppy (pillar of salt etc)
as for the offspring, Smash is a wonderfull album, start to finish. so there :P
Awesome
1. Blink 182 - Enema Of The State
2. Fall Out Boy - From Under The Cork Tree
3. Fenix TX - Lechuza
4. Motion City Soundtrack - I Am The Movie
5. Green Day - Dookie
Hmm...
Blink 182 - Dude Ranch
New Found Glory - s/t
Green Day - Nimrod
Fenix TX - Lechuza
Alkaline Trio - From Here to Infirmary
_
dag nasty - can i say
rancid - and out come the wolves
blink 182 - s/t
buzzcocks - singles going steady
at the drive-in - el grand orgo (yeah, an ep)
ATD-i? pop punk?!?!
thats what i said
(in my head)
i know, what's chris thinking about!??!??!
so i take it you haven't heard El Grand Orgo?
listen to Give It A Name and tell me that that's not 100% pop punk glory.
DON'T QUESTION ME BOY
hmmm, well i'll hunt it down and judge that for myself
but i tell you what, you'd better not be talking porkies!!
ah so you admit you don't know what you're talking about?
SCORE ONE THE CHRISMEISTER
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