Angry, lazy, hateful ex-punk rocker thread

[Naught]

So is anyone into crust punk or D-beat at all? Alternatively, there's power violence, crustcore, and the like. I saw Discharge mentioned. That's nice to see, as they were a huge influence on the subgenre. Some bands in particular that I like: Iskra, Oroku, Wolfbrigade, Tragedy, World Burns to Death, Appalachian Terror Unit, Aus-Rotten, Amebix, Kylesa, GISM, Driller Killer, and Garmonbozia. I definitely forgot some noteworthy ones, though, and there's a slew more out there anyway.

[Cedar]

Originally Posted by Naught

So is anyone into crust punk or D-beat at all? Alternatively, there's power violence, crustcore, and the like. I saw Discharge mentioned. That's nice to see, as they were a huge influence on the subgenre. Some bands in particular that I like: Iskra, Oroku, Wolfbrigade, Tragedy, World Burns to Death, Appalachian Terror Unit, Aus-Rotten, Amebix, Kylesa, GISM, Driller Killer, and Garmonbozia. I definitely forgot some noteworthy ones, though, and there's a slew more out there anyway.

i really like Appalachian Terror Unit and Aus-Rotten but i prefer melodic crust over regular crust

[Girl Drink Drunk]

I'm not into any one particular section of punk, but I have some Black Flag and Minor Threat LPs and EPs, and some random indie singles. I'm also into the Ramones,
Misfits, Dead Kennedys, Joy Division, the Dropkick Murphys and the New York Dolls.

Also, I found this, Jedi Scum. Enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2czyuFW33aw

[JediScum]

Thanks for the link Sniper. I laughed when Lee said "It's great to be here in New Jersey".

I got all excited when I heard SNL the complete 2nd season was coming out on DVD. But after a bit of Wikiresearch, I found out Fear wasn't on SNL until season 7.