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The muthafuckin' Eternal
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^ greatgreatgreat album.
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Yeah. I'd have trouble picking between this, Never Mind the Bollocks, or Singles Going Steady for the best of that genre later. I can't include later Clash when they got into more reggae.
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y'know, i haven't listened to never mind the bollocks in ages... i think i will now.
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I have to revisit it once ever couple of months or so, even after I took a course on the birth and first wave of British punk about a year and half ago. |
yeah, i'm not sure why i don't listen to bollocks nowadays. when i first heard the pistols, i loved them... i really didn't listen to any punk then, so they were my intro, i guess. in freshman year, i'd come home and listen to "god save the queen" fifty bazillion times just to hear the 'NOOOOOOOOOO FUUUUUUUUUUTURE' part. but i went off them in a big way... meh. now that i hear nmtb again, i'm likin' it.
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I got into the them the same time (except for Anarchy in the UK, I'd been jamming that for years), along with the Ramones, the Clash, and The VU.
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After a mini roadtrip with some friends where we listened to The Eternal mostly..
Both on CD: 3.5/5 4.5/5 |
Washing Machine- Sonic Youth. Currently on No Queen Blues.
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DJ Shadow - 08-13-99, La Route Du Rock Festival St. Malo, France (from dime)
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