The Dead Milkmen w/ Ego Likeness - July 25th

You gotta trend toward the poppy side of 80s punk, sooooo

Descendents
Doggy Style
Dickies (great call on this)
D.I.
Dicks
(genuinely did not notice until now that these are all 'D' bands)
Screeching Weasel
DOA
Vandals
Mr. T Experience
7 Seconds

And then mix it up with a little
Alien Sex Fiend
Sigue Sigue Sputnik
Sex Gang Children
Specimen
Kommunity FK
Sisters of Mercy
I probably shouldn't have crowd sourced my playlist, but that camero has sped away…
Relaxer wrote:
You gotta trend toward the poppy side of 80s punk, sooooo

Descendents
Doggy Style
Dickies (great call on this)
D.I.
Dicks
(genuinely did not notice until now that these are all 'D' bands)
Screeching Weasel
DOA
Vandals
Mr. T Experience
7 Seconds
I like this but add back Bad Religion from the initial list and probably throw Youth Of Today in there too.
kosmo wrote:
I probably shouldn't have crowd sourced my playlist, but that camero has sped away…
To be fair, this is probably the most interested the board has ever been in your playlists. I don't even mean that in a snarky way.
Relaxer wrote:
(genuinely did not notice until now that these are all 'D' bands)

with you, it's always about a the D, isn't it…
sweetcell wrote:
Relaxer wrote:
(genuinely did not notice until now that these are all 'D' bands)

with you, it's always about a the D, isn't it…


What can I say, I'm addicted to what the dick did.
Julian, wrote:
kosmo wrote:
I probably shouldn't have crowd sourced my playlist, but that camero has sped away…
To be fair, this is probably the most interested the board has ever been in your playlists. I don't even mean that in a snarky way.


and twitter too… i got the rare retweet from the club and got requests and then a follow from Rodney Anonymous and Mindcage.
I'm just going to clean this up for you all….

7 Seconds
Adolescents
Agnostic Front
Bad Brains
Bad Religion
Butthole Surfers
Buzzcocks
Circle Jerks
The Cramps
Cro-Mags
The Damned
Dead Kennedy's
Descendents
D.I.
The Dickies
DOA
Fear
Gorilla Biscuits
Husker Du
Minor Threat
Public Image Limited
Suicidal Tendencies
TSOL
Undertones
Vandals
Youth Brigade
Youth of Today
here is the list i came up with, i was trying to recall what i would have been listening around 83/85 when i was a dj at Michigan State.

kosmo wrote: i was trying to recall what i would have been listening around 83/85 when i was a dj at Michigan State.
The dulcet tones of illiterate frat boys drunkenly sexually assaulting a fat, unconscious skank against the backdrop of burning couches, one would imagine.

(Go Blue!)
vansmack wrote:
I'm just going to clean this up for you all….

7 Seconds
Adolescents
Agnostic Front
Bad Brains
Bad Religion
Butthole Surfers
Buzzcocks
Circle Jerks
The Cramps
Cro-Mags
The Damned
Dead Kennedy's
Descendents
D.I.
The Dickies
DOA
Fear
Gorilla Biscuits
Husker Du
Minor Threat
Public Image Limited
Suicidal Tendencies
TSOL
Undertones
Vandals
Youth Brigade
Youth of Today


Senior Smackie…I don't know you, but how did you end up in my teenage tapedeck?
When I discovered the Dead Milkmen around '86, they weren't so lumped in with the punk stuff. They had sort of crossed over and were part of the new wave scene that they made fun of in "You'll Dance to Anything". So though I love all the punk stuff, my recollection is that you'd listen to the "alternative" program and hear a Depeche Mode tune ("Master and Servant"), a Dead Milkmen song ("The Thing That Only Eats Hippies"), and then something like "Burning House of Love" by X. But I think a more skate-punk playlist is a safer bet.
I totally agree, Bearman - that's why I didn't chime in when the thread started as I always considered them more new wave punk than hard core.  But when I saw the list people were creating, I felt compelled to weigh in.  Watching some of their live stuff made me feel better about it.
Sidehatch wrote:
Senior Smackie…I don't know you, but how did you end up in my teenage tapedeck?


You'll be pleased to know that my 17 year old nephew came to visit this week and showed up in a 7 Seconds t-shirt and played a Stiff Little Fingers based mix he had created for the car ride.  It was a 58 song master piece and all faith was restored in the future of punk. 
One of the beauties of growing up in the 80s was you could be into punk and hardcore but it was also totally legit to be into this other genre of Americana-esque bands that took the X vibe and ran with it. Thinking about Del Fuegos, Beat Rodeo, Mojo Nixon, Blasters, Beat Farmers, Smithereens, Tex & Horseheads, Gun Club, hell even early REM.

I know this doesn't really advance the discussion, I just felt like typing old bands I used to love.
vansmack wrote:
Sidehatch wrote:
Senior Smackie…I don't know you, but how did you end up in my teenage tapedeck?


You'll be pleased to know that my 17 year old nephew came to visit this week and showed up in a 7 Seconds t-shirt and played a Stiff Little Fingers based mix he had created for the car ride.  It was a 58 song master piece and all faith was restored in the future of punk. 

youth is often wasted on the young, but there is some hope out there

I will say, you used to have to work a lot harder to get and find good original music
I remember finding this entire universe that was off the map for 98% of the people who said they 'liked music'
and for me…that was a big part of the fun of being into music in the early 80's and into the 90's
I didn't really see a ton of club shows until the 90's, which I'll always regret
As I know living in NY, I really missed a billion good shows during my tenure


now everything is there immediately
all singles/b-sides/live shows/websites by and about the band
just make it all have less value IMHO

now get off my lawn and I'm keeping this baseball you whipper snappers




Why work harder when you can work smarter? 
killsaly wrote:
Why work harder when you can work smarter? 

just holds less value when everyone has access to everything instantly

to me

but I'm the person with a storage closet full of buggy whips, so I might not be the best person to ask