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Avec:
If we're talking punk, I'd check out the Dead Milkmen.

The Joker:
Listened to Punk Rock Girl by them just now.

Loved the accordion.  And hey, there was a guitar solo in there!

Avec:
I'd start here:
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JimmyJazz:
And from what I've seen in other threads, you like Nirvana. That means it's likely that you'll like at least SOME of their influences, a lot of which are punk or precursors to it.

I reccomend the Stooges' Funhouse. I think you'll like it; it's loud, primal rock and roll that kicks more ass than anything else in the 60's. It's simple, but it has guitar solos that aren't long-winded or pretentious and blistering saxophone on some songs. Download it, turn your speakers up all the way up and enjoy.


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Will:
For hardcore as it pertains to my life, there was something magical about the period from about '99-'02 that I miss. Absolutely landmark albums came out during those years; American Nightmare's "Background Music," Converge's "Jane Doe," Dillenger Escape Plan's "Calculating Infinity," Poison the Well's "Opposite Of December..."the list goes on and on.

If I had to pick, out of the style of music that most deeply resonates with me, what period was the best...that would be it.

Now, if Wet Helmet could come in from the hardcore thread and talk about his days from the 80's, we got that scene completely covered!

EDIT-can't believe I forgot the "We Are The Romans" juggernaut that Botch released!

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