Favorite Punk Rock album?

[Kule1Toxic]

Do you guys got any favorite Punk Rock albums?
ranging from simple punk to hardcore or crust punk

Here's a favorite of mine

[goat]

here's my top five :3

celtic folk punk: rum sodomy & the lash by the pogues
hardcore punk: fresh fruit for rotting vegetables by dead kennedys
pop punk: dookie by greenday
post punk/goth: in the flat field by bauhaus
glam punk: oriental beat by hanoi rocks


also worth a mention:  flaunt it by sigue sigue sputnik

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[noahie]

Death is one of my absolute favorites. Their documentary is inspiring too—really makes you think about the legacy of something you make. This album went unnoticed for DECADES until it finally got the recognition it deserved in 2009. Absolute legends.

[alexela64]

Death is one of my absolute favorites.

I just clicked on this thread ready to write down the same Death album but realized you beat me to it! Kudos to you. 

Other than that? Likely Living in Darkness by Agent Orange or Minor Disturbance by Teen Idles. Big fan of that classic and proto punk sound. Plenty of good stuff nowadays, but I always go back to the classics.

[Strange]

I'm not sure about WHOLE album, but Crass is some of the best lyrical punk of all time IMHO.

Specially "Do They Owe Us a Living?" by Crass (Spotify link)

For a complete album, I really loved this band called "The Dogbones" and their self titled debut is amazing. (spotify link). The first song is my favourite by far, and they were soooo good live.

[rnottelovesowls]

i don't listen to much punk rock, but one album i listen to on occasion is "a fever you can't sweat out" by panic! at the disco...

by which i mean, i sometimes sing the chorus of "i write sins not tragedies" to myself. but hey, i love the "stage play" theme of the album; it truly stands out from the crowd

i chime in with a "haven't you people ever heard of closing the god damn door, no?"

[e-]

By Rose for Bohdan

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By Ada Rook

[lakes]

I haven't listened to a full punk album in a while, but I remember I used to listen to Frankenchrist by the Dead Kennedys a lot growing up. Though people have mentioned some good ones here too.