Genre Band

[Onslaught_fei]

Who's up for helping to create a setlist? In the spirit of Alternative Band (http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=168255), Prog Band (http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=167189), Glam Band (http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=171097), and Metal Band (http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166537) - let's create a genre themed band game.

Who can participate?
Anyone.

Why the History of Rock subforum?
The setlist creation will focus on debate regarding iconic and historical music and strives to foster deeper conversation. Special attention to design elements, decade & genre discussion, and historical relevance will take place in making this setlist. The final list will be posted in the Ultimate Setlist forum.

How many songs will the setlist consist of?
84, modelled after the Rock Band 2 architecture.

Rules for song selection:
- Must have the majority of the lyrics in English.
- Must have a solid, playable trackline for all 4 instruments. (Synth can be used for guitar in some situations.)
- Must have a linkable youtube or similar hassle free way of listening.
- No more than 5 songs exceeding 7.5 minutes in play time.

Overall setlist archtiecture guide:
- 2/5th of the bands must be immediately recognizable.
- The second 2/5th of the bands must be well known in its sub-genre's circles.
- the final 1/5th is allowed to be obscure.
- 25% of the songs must be iconic or have seen extensive radio airplay, music video play, or have been featured in film in some fashion.
- All decades must be relatively balanced, no decade should have less than 15 or more than 25 tracks, unless the music was not prevelent in the 60s, in which case it can be potentially melded with the 70s.
- No year must be too crowded. If there are 7 tracks from 1984 and no tracks from 1983 or 1985 then attempts should be made to smooth it out.
- Genre slicing and song count allocation will be decided immediately after the main theme is selected.

Who has the final say?
If there is enough interest we can vote (or have volunteers) to have 3 setlist moderators (not necessarily even me) who have final say (and if need be vote on an issue). But nothing is forever set in stone and far as Im concerned. Expect bands to drop, songs to change, and things to get moved around.

What phase is the setlist in?
Phase 3: Picking the bands & songs. Current focus in Proto-punk and music before 1976.

The setlist so far: (everything is rough draft)

1960s
The Sonics - "The Witch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HiQomh_Zo&fmt=18)" - 1964 - Proto-Punk
The Stooges - "I Wanna Be Your Dog (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJIqnXTqg8I)" - 1969 - Proto-Punk
MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwFeN0Zl1bQ)" - 1969 - Proto-Punk

1970s
New York Dolls - "Jet Boy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItH_E6icMTU)" - 1973 - Proto-Punk
The Dictators - "Master Rock Race (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx7liDVW4yw) - 1975 - Proto-Punk
Death - "Freakin Out (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsBePhOL82g) - 1975 - Proto-Punk
The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDJShMk-r88)" - 1976 - Proto-Punk
Richard Hell & The Voidoids - "Blank Generation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no)" - 1977 - Proto-Punk
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1980s
27
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1990s
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2000s
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[Onslaught_fei]

I would like to see Punk Band, a Hard Rock only setlist, or my personal push is for Psychadelic Band featuring everything from acid rock, space rock, dream pop, etc...

[Runesmith]

Sounds like fun!

I throw in my hat for New Wave.

[back_blows]

I'll second Punk Band.

[schmeankman]

I throw my hat in for psychedelic band as well.

[dabears116]

Post-Band.

Post-Punk
Post-Hardcore
Post-Rock
Post-Metal
Post-Thrash (eh?)
NOT Post-Grunge

[LegendofRock3021]

I'll third both Punk Band and Psychedelic Band.

[back_blows]

Post-Band.

Post-Punk
Post-Hardcore
Post-Rock
Post-Metal
Post-Thrash (eh?)
NOT Post-Grunge

Haha, love that too.

Problem is a lot of "post" bands are not well-known by the public.

[dabears116]

Problem is a lot of "post" bands are not well-known by the public.At The Drive-In and The Cure, kinda.

[Onslaught_fei]

U2 ;p

[neckermanncj]

this idea failed miserably in the YUS forum: http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134527

but i think it could be a very good idea among HOR's

i can do Indie/Alternative Rock (i'd make sure it can be appreciated by all fans of music :))

[MrFruitLord]

Post-Band.

Post-Punk
Post-Hardcore
Post-Rock
Post-Metal
Post-Thrash (eh?)
NOT Post-Grunge

I second this.

[Onslaught_fei]

this idea failed miserably in the YUS forum: http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134527

That thread failed because its a patchwork abomination stitched together by several random mad scientists with no cohesion and ultimately (and most importantly) no direction and constraint.

[neckermanncj]

That thread failed because its a patchwork abomination stitched together by several random mad scientists with no cohesion and ultimately (and most importantly) no direction and constraint.

yeah, your idea is structured well, and looks fool proof :)

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

I'm the Classic Hard Rock guy!

[Onslaught_fei]

I'm the Classic Hard Rock guy!

I figure a hard rock setlist would have a tasty dosing of stoner rock.

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

I figure a hard rock setlist would have a tasty dosing of stoner rock.

I'm up for that! :)

[LegendofRock3021]

I figure a hard rock setlist would have a tasty dosing of stoner rock.

That would be great, a hard rock setlist would be another one I'd like to see.

[dabears116]

Cover Band

Covers of all your favorite songs by Sum 41, Limp Bizkit, and Avril Lavigne.

[dabears116]

how about: Not A Band

All experimental and noise music, from Merzbow to The Residents to John Cage.

[Onslaught_fei]

how about: Not A Band

All experimental and noise music, from Merzbow to The Residents to John Cage.

Hahahaha. That would be a feat conquering the rules of song selection bit.

[Fizzeler]

Avant-Garde/Experimental Band

featuring your favorites from Gorguts, The Residents, and more!

I'll also throw my votes for Punk or Post Rock/Metal Band :)

[Lithuanian_Boy]

Post-Band.

Post-Punk
Post-Hardcore
Post-Rock
Post-Metal
Post-Thrash (eh?)
NOT Post-Grunge

Let's do it.

[Onslaught_fei]

Post-Rock (and post metal) is a genre worthy of its own setlist but post-punk/hardcore would tie into alternative and/or punk setlists. Post-thrash (groove metal) in a metal setlist and post-grunge in a hard rock or radio rock setlist.

[Rocket2Russia]

I vote punk. Would we include post-punk? I can go either way on that, but I think we all know which way I'd prefer to go.

[supernova1324]

I'll support punk band.

[Onslaught_fei]

So punk band versus psychedelic band seem the forerunners. We should start considering the palette of genres to give the setlist color and life. Punk would have what? Everything from pop punk to hardcore to riot grrl Id assume, we should consider the options. Psychadelic would have everything from neo psyhedelic to shoegazing to acid rock. Poll being added...

[back_blows]

I would say Punk Band over Psychedelic Band. It would be a bit tricky to fill up the mainstream Psychedelic stuff for the modern era.

[clashcityrocker10]

I'd like to see a punk band, and I'd help out with it.

[Onslaught_fei]

I would say Punk Band over Psychedelic Band. It would be a bit tricky to fill up the mainstream Psychedelic stuff for the modern era.

You can get everything from the Smashing Pumpkins, Kyuss, Stone Temple Pilots, Porcupine Tree, The Flaming Lips, Opeth, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, to the Mars Volta. You're not thinking about the entire scope of pyschedelic rocks influence and how it permeates alternative rock to heavy metal.

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

You can get everything from the Smashing Pumpkins, Kyuss, Stone Temple Pilots, Porcupine Tree, The Flaming Lips, Opeth, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, to the Mars Volta. You're not thinking about the entire scope of pyschedelic rocks influence and how it permeates alternative rock to heavy metal.

Does Cream count? :D

[back_blows]

You can get everything from the Smashing Pumpkins, Kyuss, Stone Temple Pilots, Porcupine Tree, The Flaming Lips, Opeth, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, to the Mars Volta. You're not thinking about the entire scope of pyschedelic rocks influence and how it permeates alternative rock to heavy metal.

If this is the case, then core genres and grunge would fall under Punk:confused::confused:

[Fizzeler]

throwing my vote for Psych Band (assuming Krautrock is included)

[Alright_Computer]

I would say Punk Band over Psychedelic Band. It would be a bit tricky to fill up the mainstream Psychedelic stuff for the modern era.

There's plenty of mainstream psychedelic stuff that would fit. Onslaught mentioned a few bands that would fit, but there's also bands like Wolfmother, Animal Collective, Screaming Trees, Primal Scream, MGMT, The Black Lips, Phish, Mercury Rev, of Montreal, The Stone Roses, Black Mountain, The Charlatans, Kasabian, The Chemical Brothers... and that's just some of the less obscure stuff.

[Onslaught_fei]

Obviously the 60s and 70s have a deep well of pure psychedelic but theres plenty of stuff raging from post rock, prog, shoegazing, dream pop, stoner rock, etc... that is super psych influenced. You just have to be good with the track selection to fit the theme.

Hardcore will definately have a pressense in punk band. Im sure we'd end up grouping everything from crust punk to powerviolence to melodic hardcore to even horror punk. The objective is to get the greatest and widest painting of a genre. As for grunge, Id say thats more alternative band but there are some very punk tracks by grunge bands. i.e. Ty Cobb by Soundgarden.

[back_blows]

But if you're considering things that are influenced by Psychedelic Rock, why can't we consider things that are influenced by Punk (i.e. Grunge, Deathcore ;))?

[Gowienczyk]

As for grunge, Id say thats more alternative band

I wouldn't.

[Onslaught_fei]

I wouldn't.

Alright Computer had grunge in his alt band list. If you were to put tracks by grunge bands (or mainstream grunge if you wanna be a purist) in metal, alt, or punk band - as long as the track fits - I can see it happening.

[Gowienczyk]

Grunge loves to lean.

[Onslaught_fei]

But if you're considering things that are influenced by Psychedelic Rock, why can't we consider things that are influenced by Punk (i.e. Grunge, Deathcore ;))?

Deathcore is far more death metal emulating than hardcore emulating. Just like thrash metal is far more speed metal emulating than punk. Of course you have more 50/50 forms of punk + thrash or what-have-you but the idea is to capture the essense of a genre. If you have 84 tracks of just pure straight punk than thats just boring. Also as far as you wanna go has to be balanced. I had hard rock bands in my metal setlist and I didnt go super far into grindcore or metalcore but the pressence is there.

[back_blows]

Breakdowns capture it quite nicely :P

[Onslaught_fei]

Breakdowns capture it quite nicely :P

There's plenty of hardcore punk with not a breakdown in sight though ;]

On a side note looks like punk band is in the lead ;p

[Onslaught_fei]

Ok although was set to run another half a day Im going to declare Punk Band the glorious victor. The next step is to setup the blueprint for the fill in the dots and how we are gonna break down the compartments before it fits together.

That step is to decide how to classify things as a beginning guideline. So think of all genres, their subgenres, and the bands you think are necessary to fill in. Each genre will probably get 6 slots. Lets say we get 8 subgenres thats 8x6=48 and reserve 20 for plain punk rock itself thats around 68 with the remaining tracks left to fill in the grey area and the area we miss or what genres need more representation from then. If we have more genres or less we can go from there. 8 subgenres is an example number.

Ill start by saying we definately should have some proto punk. Stooges, MC5, etc... with the most punkesque or influential tracks.

[supernova1324]

Let me think of a quick list:
Hardcore
proto-punk
punk rock
pop-punk
folk punk( not sure about this)
anarcho punk
crust punk

[Onslaught_fei]

Definately need some crust but is it big enough from seperating from hardcore?

[supernova1324]

I'm just putting ideas out there. I can;t believe I forgot post-punk, I would replace crust with that.

[LegendofRock3021]

What about Celtic Punk? Would you lump that in with Folk Punk or keep it separate?

[Onslaught_fei]

what about post hardcore

[neckermanncj]

folk punk( not sure about this)


Against Me!, Defiance, Ohio, Andrew Jackson Jihad... etc... yeah definitely! :D

[supernova1324]

What about Celtic Punk? Would you lump that in with Folk Punk or keep it separate?

That would work fine with folk punk.

And I'm not too sure about post-hardcore.

[neckermanncj]

That would work fine with folk punk.

And I'm not too sure about post-hardcore.

Post-Hardcore = Fugazi = Minor Threat = punk

yes

[LegendofRock3021]

That would work fine with folk punk.

Yeah, I agree, it would help keep genres organized.

[FlyGuyLXI]

Definately need some crust but is it big enough from seperating from hardcore?

The only bands I can think of that are crust is Agnostic Front, Amebix, and a certain racial **** beginning with S and ending with R. (Not sure if you're allowed to say their name here).

Agnostic Front I'd probably throw in with Crossover Thrash though.

Speaking of which, can I suggest Crossover Thrash, and Skate Punk?

[Onslaught_fei]

We should try to list them all out and then group them with their families. Wheres street punk belong? horror punk? oi? riot grrl?

[supernova1324]

horror punk could fit in either hardcore or punk rock. street punk could fit in the punk rock label as well.

I'm not too familiar with the others so I can't judge.

[Gowienczyk]

Post-Hardcore is more of a movement than a genre, it encompasses everything from noise rock to "experimental" hardcore and so forth. As for Post-Punk, there's a reason there is post in the prefix. Post-Punk =/= Punk just like Post-Rock =/= Rock and so forth.

[Onslaught_fei]

So a small amount of postpunk would be inappropriate? I did include numetal in my metal setlist, afterall.

[Gowienczyk]

Some early post-punk could be; yknow like Television, etc.

[Onslaught_fei]

To start out, I guess, we'll go, in addition to Punk Rock (20):

Proto Punk (6)
Anarcho Punk (6)
Hardcore Punk (6)
Post-Punk (6)
Post-Hardcore (6)
Pop Punk (6)

I think some of these we'll grow to more than 8 or 10 overtime, I think hardcore will. Crust punk we can stick with the anarcho punk selections since crust is a subgenre of it. We can try to figure out where psychobilly and a ton of other stuff go later. Start suggesting but focus on 6 proto punk selections. I'll be updating the op.

[afterstasis]

band to smoke good kush to band... huh, huh, huh

[clashcityrocker10]

band to smoke good kush to band... huh, huh, huh

I see you weren't evicted. :)

Here are some proto-punk ideas:
The Stooges - "Search and Destroy"
MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams"
New York Dolls - "Jet Boy"

[FlyGuyLXI]

I see you weren't evicted. :)

Here are some proto-punk ideas:
The Stooges - "Search and Destroy"
MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams"
New York Dolls - "Jet Boy"

Two of the three are already on Guitar Hero, if we had to change one, let it be The Stooges.

For the Stooges - I throw in No Fun (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvRkJzVQBP0) or I Wanna Be Your Dog (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJIqnXTqg8I).

[LegendofRock3021]

I'll also add this song for Proto-Punk:

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Blank Generation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no&fmt=18)

For the Stooges, I'd go with Raw Power (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PeuL9ISvn8&fmt=18).

[Onslaught_fei]

Try to stick a youtube vid and the year next to em for those (like me) who are punk nubs. Ill compile all the suggestions together and we can weigh the pros and cons

[schmeankman]

I vote The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner" for proto-punk, if that's something I'm allowed to do.

[LegendofRock3021]

Alright, I added some links in for my suggestions.


I vote The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner" for proto-punk, if that's something I'm allowed to do.

Good call with The Modern Lovers.

[neckermanncj]

these are my contributions: (take 'em or leave 'em)


The Ergs! - Pray For Rain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdXoMMee-_I) Good Pop-Punk (2000s)

Bomb The Music Industry! - Bike Test 1 2 3 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qi7j1fAsvE) Hardcore Punk/Ska (2000s)

[Gowienczyk]

Pop-Punk:

Screeching Weasel - 'Planet of the Apes' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4EcFZGBERw)
The Vandals - '43210-1' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWkxnnR9JhU)
The Vindictives - 'In Pursuit' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10CV2qZJOG4)

Pretty sure all of this is 90s or 80s.

[back_blows]

Onslaught, are you going to make a new thread for "Punk Band" or are we carrying on in here?

[thedaniel]

I would like to suggest the following songs for Punk Band.
rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134732

[Onslaught_fei]

So far the proto punk suggetions look like this:

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - "Blank Generation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no)" - 1977
The Stooges - "Raw Power (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no)" - 1973
The Stooges - "No Fun (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvRkJzVQBP0)" - 1969
The Stooges - "I Wanna Be Your Dog (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJIqnXTqg8I)" - 1969
The Stooges - "Search and Destroy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKYALsp-sIg)" - 1973
MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3OKBSrR6VY)" - 1969
New York Dolls - "Jet Boy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItH_E6icMTU)" - 1973
The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDJShMk-r88)" - 1976

Also, should I make another thread?

[Gowienczyk]

I don't think so.

[thedaniel]

So far the proto punk suggetions look like this:

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - "Blank Generation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no)" - 1977
The Stooges - "Raw Power (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx7bXk4N5no)" - 1973
The Stooges - "No Fun (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvRkJzVQBP0)" - 1969
The Stooges - "I Wanna Be Your Dog (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJIqnXTqg8I)" - 1969
The Stooges - "Search and Destroy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKYALsp-sIg)" - 1973
MC5 - "Kick Out the Jams (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3OKBSrR6VY)" - 1969
New York Dolls - "Jet Boy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItH_E6icMTU)" - 1973
The Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDJShMk-r88)" - 1976

Also, should I make another thread?

I'd like to add on for proto-punk
Death- Keep On Knocking (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PinLh5zrx5M)- 1975
or Rock N' Roll Victim (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N7dvqKLgZI)- 1975

[FlyGuyLXI]

Should Patti Smith qualify for protopunk?

[Gowienczyk]

Yes.

[Onslaught_fei]

How difficult is it going to be to have a robust 70s? For some reason I was thinking most protopunk was mostly 60s.

[thedaniel]

How difficult is it going to be to have a robust 70s? For some reason I was thinking most protopunk was mostly 60s.

70's should be easy, I could think of 25 70's tracks right now, 60's is a lot tougher.

[LegendofRock3021]

70's should be easy, I could think of 25 70's tracks right now, 60's is a lot tougher.

I agree, we'll end up doing well with the 70's, but 60's is going to take more effort.

[thedaniel]

I agree, we'll end up doing well with the 70's, but 60's is going to take more effort.

I honestly think if there was just a Stooges and MC5 song for the 60's it would be sufficient. There were only two 60's songs in RB2 if I remember correctly. We could have songs by bands that not everyone considers to be punk, but were still heavily influential for the genre though.

[LegendofRock3021]

I honestly think if there was just a Stooges and MC5 song for the 60's it would be sufficient. There were only two 60's songs in RB2 if I remember correctly. We could have songs by bands that not everyone considers to be punk, but were still heavily influential for the genre though.

Yes, that's certainly an option to consider.

[Onslaught_fei]

Definately sounds good. Which Stooges tracks is everyones favorite? And is anyone gonna contest the choices for the other bands mentioned? Ill update this a little better and more efficiently when I get to work later.

[FlyGuyLXI]

I Wanna Be Your Dog, and No Fun were my original choices, but I'll also accept Raw Power as suggested by LegendofRock.

[Onslaught_fei]

I say lets go with something from the Stooges' 69 album as, if Im not mistaken, it holds some historical muscle. Also we have a gap from 69 to 73? Anything landmark happen in punk rock or anything overlooked by time?

[LegendofRock3021]

I Wanna Be Your Dog, and No Fun were my original choices, but I'll also accept Raw Power as suggested by LegendofRock.

Either one of those would be great to have a Stooges song from the 60's.

[thedaniel]

Also we have a gap from 69 to 73? Anything landmark happen in punk rock or anything overlooked by time?

A lot bands formed in that time, but it took them a while to get their first records out though. For example, New York Dolls formed in 1970, maybe 71, but didn't get their first record out until 73.

Also, I think I Wanna Be Your Dog is the best Stooges choice.

[LegendofRock3021]

I'll also throw in a vote for I Wanna Be Your Dog.

[clashcityrocker10]

Yeah, even though I suggested "Search and Destroy," "I Wanna Be Your Dog" is probably the best choice. It's a '60s song, which we'll be hard pressed to find many of for a punk setlist, and I honestly like it more than "Search and Destroy," I was just going with the song that is probably better known.

[Onslaught_fei]

I think Kick Out the Jams works for 69 and instant recognizibility. Ill mark draft in the Stooges with I Wanna Be Your Dog.

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

Motor City Is Burning is the second most recognizable track off the album, so just to pick a diff track then Jams, we could use that.

[thedaniel]

- 25% of the songs must be iconic

Here's 21 songs that are iconic within the punk scene. Not my favorite tracks by all the bands, but they fit the bill best.

The Adicts- Viva La Revolution 1981
Adolescents- Amoeba 1980
Agent Orange- Bloodstains 1979
Bad Brains- Banned In DC 1982
Black Flag- TV Party 1982
The Clash- London Calling 1979
The Damned- New Rose 1976
Dead Kennedys- Pull My Strings 1987
Flipper- Ha Ha Ha 1980
Fugazi- Waiting Room 1988
Generation X- Dancing With Myself 1981
MC5- Kick Out The Jams 1969
Minor Threat- In My Eyes 1981
Misfits- Astro Zombies 1986
Operation Ivy- Knowledge 1989
Ramones- I Wanna Be Sedated 1978
Richard Hell and the Voidoids- Blank Generation 1977
Sham 69- Borstal Breakout 1978
Television- Marquee Moon 1977
X- Los Angeles 1980
X-Ray Spex- Oh Bondage, Up Yours! 1977

[Onslaught_fei]

Lets stick to the 70s for now. Main setlist updated. I wanna flesh out pre '76 before going any father. What else is pre 1976 punk?

[LegendofRock3021]

This song could possibly be used for the 60's: The Sonics - The Witch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HiQomh_Zo&fmt=18)

[Onslaught_fei]

This song could possibly be used for the 60's: The Sonics - The Witch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HiQomh_Zo&fmt=18)

That song ****ing kicks ass.

[LegendofRock3021]

That song ****ing kicks ass.

It's on my setlist, I have timmay to thank for introducing me to the band. :)

[Onslaught_fei]

It's on my setlist, I have timmay to thank for introducing me to the band. :)

I didnt think it was very punk until that sped up bridge then I saw the connection.

[thedaniel]

Lets stick to the 70s for now. Main setlist updated. I wanna flesh out pre '76 before going any father. What else is pre 1976 punk?
The Dictators- Master Rock Race (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx7liDVW4yw) 1975
Death- Freakin' Out (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsBePhOL82g) 1975


This song could possibly be used for the 60's: The Sonics - The Witch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HiQomh_Zo&fmt=18)

Good call, can't believe I forgot them.

[Onslaught_fei]

The Dictators- Master Rock Race (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx7liDVW4yw) 1975
Death- Freakin' Out (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsBePhOL82g) 1975

****in killer, added them both

[LegendofRock3021]

The Dictators- Master Rock Race (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx7liDVW4yw) 1975
Death- Freakin' Out (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsBePhOL82g) 1975

Awesome songs, nice selections.


Good call, can't believe I forgot them.

Yeah, really solid band.

[Onslaught_fei]

Agent Orange- Bloodstains 1979
The Clash- London Calling 1979
The Damned- New Rose 1976
Ramones- I Wanna Be Sedated 1978
Sham 69- Borstal Breakout 1978
Television- Marquee Moon 1977
X-Ray Spex- Oh Bondage, Up Yours! 1977

These your suggestions for late 70s? Ill start listening and finding links. I think early 70s is starting to form and gonna start looking at how the late 70s looks. Still need more pre 1975 stuff I think.

[thedaniel]

These your suggestions for late 70s? Ill start listening and finding links. I think early 70s is starting to form and gonna start looking at how the late 70s looks. Still need more pre 1975 stuff I think.

I have more suggestions for the 70's, those were just what I considered iconic, I just have to think over what songs to suggest for the rest of the decade.

[DethTung]

This thread needs more Lust for Life and Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie.

[Onslaught_fei]

This thread needs more Lust for Life and Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie.

Link and name tracks. Thats how it works.

[LegendofRock3021]

For MC5, I'll also throw out Motor City is Burning (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8fqW4Y1U6c&fmt=18). I know that Kick out the Jams is most likely the more recognizable, but I just wanted to see what you guys think.

[Onslaught_fei]

Well I like to get the least about of rhythm game redudancy, personally. So far Ive listened to every track and I think Im starting to develop a taste for punk rock, at least the 70s, we'll see where it goes. Ill definately check that track out. At the end of the day though Ill just add whatever is pitched to the thread thats not contested or doesnt create a problem, which is hard to do at this point.

[thedaniel]

I've got more 70's suggestions

The Saints- (I'm) Stranded (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-GueNOKolo)- 1976
Dead Boys- Sonic Reducer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmVCdPe2_Ao)- 1977
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_-HR3R72hc)- 1977
London- No Time (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7iPRrLLgAA)- 1977
Crass- Do They Owe Us A Living? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqJhY9-qziU)- 1978
The Germs- Lexicon Devil (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWwRucMUjLw)- 1978
Stiff Little Fingers- Alternative Ulster (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2Gov4tTB7M)- 1979
UK Subs- Stranglehold (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYVDqL_8HbY)- 1979

[DethTung]

Link and name tracks. Thats how it works.

Here you go.

Lust for Life- Iggy Pop (http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5osm_iggy-pop-lust-for-life_music)
Hang on to Yourself- David Bowie (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCQCLRB2qEg)

[Onslaught_fei]

I've got more 70's suggestions

The Saints- (I'm) Stranded (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-GueNOKolo)- 1976
Dead Boys- Sonic Reducer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmVCdPe2_Ao)- 1977
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_-HR3R72hc)- 1977
London- No Time (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7iPRrLLgAA)- 1977
Crass- Do They Owe Us A Living? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqJhY9-qziU)- 1978
The Germs- Lexicon Devil (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWwRucMUjLw)- 1978
Stiff Little Fingers- Alternative Ulster (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2Gov4tTB7M)- 1979
UK Subs- Stranglehold (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYVDqL_8HbY)- 1979

Nice Ill use them to flesh the 70s out more. Would you consider them all straight punk rock? Im starting to listen to them right now 1 by 1.

[thedaniel]

Nice Ill use them to flesh the 70s out more. Would you consider them all straight punk rock? Im starting to listen to them right now 1 by 1.
They're all straight punk rock except Crass, which is Anarcho Punk.

[Gowienczyk]

They're all straight punk rock except Crass, which is Anarcho Punk.

I thought they were crust?

[a_bull_on_parade]

I thought they were crust?

I thought so too

[afterstasis]

crass lacks the metal influence to make that teeny-tiny babystep over from anarcho-punk to crust punk.

[thedaniel]

I thought they were crust?

I think they were highly influential for Crust, but I've always considered them Anarcho.

[a_bull_on_parade]

When we get to the 90's we need Choking Victim