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Sandinista, not just my favorite album by The Clash, but one of my favorite albums of all-time. But like most Clash fans, I loved the debut most initially, then moved to the expanded sounds of London Calling. Sandinista pushed the enveloped even further. In turn, I think as Clash fans got older, their individual tastes also evolved which is why more people probably appreciate that album now as we've been exposed to more diverse styles and are likely more open-minded about music.

I wanna hear about The Screamers!

lol. She is nowhere near attractive enough to be a real model. Aside from OF and a middling maxim model. That nose the shape of her face. She is delusional.

What a great conversation. Hes very humble and down to earth. Cheers!

I genuinely like that record, like I said in the stream it reminded me of the bronx/drips if they played oi, of the lets call it "trad oi" style (not including cold oi) Slugger and crown court are "the" bands. for sure.

You've obviously not heard The Clash singing their song called 1977 . It goes No Elvis, Beatles or The Rolling Stones! 😆

Try Stiff Little Fingers ✌️but start from the beginning and their LP Inflammable Material 🔥

You seem to prefer Mick Jones Singing. Try ,Stay Free Train In Vain Lost In The Supermarket..etc

Clit 45 rules!

Randall, great job covering 77 Punk. You should consider tackling U.K 82 next.

"That place is incredibly Caucasian........ they're gonna behave like animals if you let them".........wtf does that mean?

Never mind the Bollocks is best produced punk album ever and greatest debut album ever in my opinion 😊

Lemmy always said they were Punks with long hair

Great video Bro,well researched 😊

No Woody Guthrie? No Billy Bragg?

Great video! SPIRIT OF 77 FOREVER

Great review, great year, great albums (almost all of them), a couple of milestones (Rocket to Russia, Clash debut) and... THE SEX PISTOLS!!!

Pistols released only one album but in my opinion it's the best ever of all genres!!! (sorry Nirvana, Beatles etc)

As a guy who doesn't part take in drinking or smoking or drugs of any kind, I still don't think of myself as "straight edge" I'm still very wild without any need for chemical "enhancement"

I love this great job. I always kind of forget how never mind the bollocks came out way later than I thought. Motorhead self titled album is the quintessential punk Motörhead album. The next album overkill is the quintessential heavy metal motorhead album.

Wire influenced a lot of DC punk bands mostly because the mackaye brothers were into them, minor threat covered "12xu". They also influenced a lot of the dc post hardcore bands fugazi, moss icon, q and not u, faraquet, engine down etc.

Hope the saints or radio birdman gets mentioned or any of cbgb bands dictators dead boys ramones cramps or even the damned

hell yeah clit 45!.

The first two records are raw punk rock, especially the first one. The rest are more post punk, new wave art punk kinda stuff. I love all of them. I’m a huuuuge fan of The Clash.

AC/DC with bon is the real deal sped up blues heavy rock eg touch too much or if you want blood later they were heavy rock/metal eg thunderstruck or who made who. CRAP.

East End Barbers is sick (as is Liberty and Justice, that Fat Tony ft on Six Two remains one of my favorites), coolest barber shop in Houston hands down. I need to start going back there. Do you have a physical location for your shop or is it online/shipping only?

Funny that he says he never messed with post punk. We used to say Clit was the street punk Smiths. Always glad to hear new stuff from Dave. I saw Clit more than any other band back then.

If a straight edge person ever actually beat someone up just for smoking and no other reason that was the only time beyond that I’m calling it an urban legend. If anyone would like to share personal anecdotes to the contrary here I’d be very interested

Hope has been hitting me hard lately I am always jamming out to that one recently. Anyone who says punk is all nihilistic are not paying attention cause that message and you guys are just a beacon of awesome. LET PEACE BE SEWN

Strength through struggle!!

Cool dude, cool band

Yooooo!

Looks like the US and Russia are about to start, not good

Clit 45 rules 🔥

Yo Randall you looking trim brother!

Mike you will be are and will be A OK

The Ramones and the Damned the rest followed suit.

Great choices, if you like "Pure Mania" you should check out their "V2" record. It's a better record, imo. Also in the same vain would be Slaugter & the dogs, 999, Eddie and the Hot Rods...

As an elder emo slowly morphing into punk, ( ideology and all) Ive been diving into the music, but I have now found thanks to your video that I love the heaviness and energy of street punk. ❤ Thanks for not being some elitists in a community Ive always wanted to join and shared the same views of..

@punkrockreview so far only half way through this but knowing you just caught the Vibrators and Boys hit i think you will like the bands Slaughter and The Dogs, and Eddie and the Hot Rods

great story mate.

Great video mate! Never heard of this before and I really enjoyed it

Man i wish i had a chance to have tried quayludes. Just because of the slang term... Disco biscuits lol

I think my overall favs would be Ramones Leave Home and The Clash self-titled. As for I think the punk record that's most influential, I'd say it's Wire's Pink Flag, which paved the way for the future of post-punk and even Britpop, as well as the existing punk genre of that time (even moreso than Never Mind The Bollocks did)

You present a great podcast. Keep up the good work bro. Peace ✌️ 😊

I was at the final tour in Edmonton. Get Dead fucking rocked

2 get to 77 punk records , the stooges, mc5 were a massive influence on what was to become punk search and destroy is a punk song in 73 and i feel alright by the damned is a stooges cover + the pistols cover no fun, ect the Ramones were all Stooges fans, but especially the Ramones,there first album and visit to uk in 76, was what got folk excited that something was brewing, the first 4 albums are all classics btw, also the pub rock scene was also influential ,alot of those bands became punk bands, the sex pistols play and get everyone more excited the saints, im stranded , the damned,new rose , sex pistols anarchy in the uk 7" singles all came out in 76, as for other great albums from 77 ..... Dead boys young loud and snotty, Eater the album...the stranglers rattus and no more hero's...radio birdman.. radios appear. The drones...further temptations, but alot of punk in 77 was on 7" singles slaughter and the dogs.. where have all the boot boys gone and cranked up really high. X ray spex..oh bondage up yours. Adverts...one chord wonders + gary Gilmores eyes. 999.. im alive + nasty nasty, Lurkers shadow + freak show. Sham 69..i dont wanna. Chelsea...right to work. Buzzcocks orgasim addict. Generation x.. your generation to name a few, as for good crass records try p envy its the all girl singing one a womans point of view and a fantastic record, but so is feeding the 5000..get the lyrics out ans sing along😂Enjoy

Can’t wait for that Jesse interview !!!!!!!!

The Dickies are a good early punk band

Last point ian glasper (the punk rock historian on this) would actually cite crass as the OG crust punk band, like he said its retrospectively splitting hairs back then crass, discharge, amebix etc was all one thing. Both he and mike dines the other historian on that scene say the same thing. that scene was so diverse but those in that scene bought everything there's no point in creating subgenres.