who is the most influencial punk person?

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- mikenobody escribió...
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- 27 Sep 2006, 0:11
who is the most influencial punk person?

brad nowell.
henry rollins.
iggy pop.

^^^I didn't just say that.^^^

[quote][b][user]mikenobody[/user][/b] escribió: brad nowell. henry rollins. iggy pop. [/quote]

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- johnnyvolume escribió...
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- 27 Sep 2006, 1:32
iggy pop is probably the most influential person on the list but my favorite one on there is brad nowell

[quote][b][user]johnnyvolume[/user][/b] escribió: iggy pop is probably the most influential person on the list but my favorite one on there is brad nowell[/quote]

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- [Usuario eliminado] escribió...
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- 27 Sep 2006, 16:30
Joe Strummer
Ian MacKaye?

Mmm, it's pretty much impossible when you think of all the influential punk bands.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] escribió: Joe Strummer Ian MacKaye? Mmm, it's pretty much impossible when you think of all the influential punk bands.[/quote]

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- mikenobody escribió...
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- 27 Sep 2006, 18:48
yes.

sublime is still a masive influence today especially to kids around where i live where reggae is big.

^^^I didn't just say that.^^^

[quote][b][user]mikenobody[/user][/b] escribió: sublime is still a masive influence today especially to kids around where i live where reggae is big.[/quote]

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- KellyWalquist escribió...
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- 14 Oct 2006, 3:16
mikenobody said:
sublime is still a masive influence today especially to kids around where i live where reggae is big.
reggae isnt big here you fucktard. we live in fucking suburbian michigan. Fuck you mike. Just fuck you. twice for every stupid thing you've ever said. which is about 494875982387428372308957095873240572387 fucks.

[quote][b][user]KellyWalquist[/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]mikenobody[/user][/b] said: sublime is still a masive influence today especially to kids around where i live where reggae is big.[/quote] reggae isnt big here you fucktard. we live in fucking suburbian michigan. Fuck you mike. Just fuck you. twice for every stupid thing you've ever said. which is about 494875982387428372308957095873240572387 fucks.[/quote]

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- iwasneveryoung escribió...
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- 14 Oct 2006, 16:09
strummer, mackaye, d. boon, mike watt, rollins, milo aukerman, bill stevensen, oh and THE RAMONES

BUT NOT BILLY JO GREEN DAY HE IS A FUCKHEAD LOL I HATE HIM AND AM TOO PUNK TO BE LISTEN TO POP-PUNK FAGGOT PUSSY SHIT LIKE HIM!!! I LISTEN TO ANTI-FLAG LIKE A TRUPUNX MAN.

http://90minutesorless.wordpress.com/

[quote][b][user]iwasneveryoung[/user][/b] escribió: strummer, mackaye, d. boon, mike watt, rollins, milo aukerman, bill stevensen, oh and THE RAMONES BUT NOT BILLY JO GREEN DAY HE IS A FUCKHEAD LOL I HATE HIM AND AM TOO PUNK TO BE LISTEN TO POP-PUNK FAGGOT PUSSY SHIT LIKE HIM!!! I LISTEN TO ANTI-FLAG LIKE A TRUPUNX MAN.[/quote]

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- KellyWalquist escribió...
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- 14 Oct 2006, 20:59
iwasneveryoung said:
strummer, mackaye, d. boon, mike watt, rollins, milo aukerman, bill stevensen, oh and THE RAMONES

BUT NOT BILLY JO GREEN DAY HE IS A FUCKHEAD LOL I HATE HIM AND AM TOO PUNK TO BE LISTEN TO POP-PUNK FAGGOT PUSSY SHIT LIKE HIM!!! I LISTEN TO ANTI-FLAG LIKE A TRUPUNX MAN.
dont forget Whore-Hey and his casualties

[quote][b][user]KellyWalquist[/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]iwasneveryoung[/user][/b] said: strummer, mackaye, d. boon, mike watt, rollins, milo aukerman, bill stevensen, oh and THE RAMONES BUT NOT BILLY JO GREEN DAY HE IS A FUCKHEAD LOL I HATE HIM AND AM TOO PUNK TO BE LISTEN TO POP-PUNK FAGGOT PUSSY SHIT LIKE HIM!!! I LISTEN TO ANTI-FLAG LIKE A TRUPUNX MAN.[/quote] dont forget Whore-Hey and his casualties[/quote]

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- bozemblem escribió...
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- 15 Oct 2006, 22:07
sid vicious
greg graffin
iggy pop

We only live a day, but it's brilliant anyways.

[quote][b][user]bozemblem[/user][/b] escribió: sid vicious greg graffin iggy pop[/quote]

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- RyanDamage escribió...
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- 16 Oct 2006, 1:28
This question could have two meanings, which makes it difficult(impossible?) to answer. Who was the most influential to you personally or on the scene as a whole? And then it could go even deeper as to say that a person or group that was influential might not have been punks in anyway, maybe precursors, or inspirations to the movement itself.

For me persoanlly, the man in punk rock who has influenced me immensely was Joe Strummer. The way he wrote, the way he lived, the way he thought, he amazed me time and again.

Other bands have inlfuenced me greater I believe, with more politically charged lyrics or what have you, but, he was one of the first and has stuck with me the longest.

[quote][b][user]RyanDamage[/user][/b] escribió: This question could have two meanings, which makes it difficult(impossible?) to answer. Who was the most influential to you personally or on the scene as a whole? And then it could go even deeper as to say that a person or group that was influential might not have been punks in anyway, maybe precursors, or inspirations to the movement itself. For me persoanlly, the man in punk rock who has influenced me immensely was Joe Strummer. The way he wrote, the way he lived, the way he thought, he amazed me time and again. Other bands have inlfuenced me greater I believe, with more politically charged lyrics or what have you, but, he was one of the first and has stuck with me the longest.[/quote]

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- johnnyvolume escribió...
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- 16 Oct 2006, 19:48
johnny thunders is my biggest influence

[quote][b][user]johnnyvolume[/user][/b] escribió: johnny thunders is my biggest influence[/quote]

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- HC-Ixnay escribió...
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- 16 Abr 2007, 13:51
Ian MacKaye
Henry Rollins
Greg Ginn
Milo Aukerman
Bill Stevensen
Dave Dictor

...squeeze to warm and ribs stab heart. Now the taste of my teeth reminds me, have I called you today? yesterday I called you never...

[quote][b][user]HC-Ixnay[/user][/b] escribió: Ian MacKaye Henry Rollins Greg Ginn Milo Aukerman Bill Stevensen Dave Dictor [/quote]

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- 80sfraud escribió...
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- 23 Abr 2007, 4:14
Ian Mackaye pretty much invented alternative music.

RICHARD HELL come on people.
Mike Watt
D. Boon
Joe Strummer
H.R.

[quote][b][user]80sfraud[/user][/b] escribió: Ian Mackaye pretty much invented alternative music. RICHARD HELL come on people. Mike Watt D. Boon Joe Strummer H.R.[/quote]

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- RedHotMoon escribió...
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- 29 Abr 2007, 20:30
I totally agree with RyanDamage about Joe Strummer,

[quote][b][user]RedHotMoon[/user][/b] escribió: I totally agree with RyanDamage about Joe Strummer,[/quote]

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- RL91 escribió...
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- 29 Abr 2007, 20:43
Jello Biafra, Ian Mackaye, Joey Ramone

[quote][b][user]RL91[/user][/b] escribió: Jello Biafra, Ian Mackaye, Joey Ramone[/quote]

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- fagan89 escribió...
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- 30 Abr 2007, 18:22
RyanDamage said...

16 Oct 2006, 1:28
This question could have two meanings, which makes it difficult(impossible?) to answer. Who was the most influential to you personally or on the scene as a whole? And then it could go even deeper as to say that a person or group that was influential might not have been punks in anyway, maybe precursors, or inspirations to the movement itself.

For me persoanlly, the man in punk rock who has influenced me immensely was Joe Strummer. The way he wrote, the way he lived, the way he thought, he amazed me time and again.

Other bands have inlfuenced me greater I believe, with more politically charged lyrics or what have you, but, he was one of the first and has stuck with me the longest.

ENOUGH SAID!

bollocks!!!!!

[quote][b][user]fagan89[/user][/b] escribió: RyanDamage said... 16 Oct 2006, 1:28 This question could have two meanings, which makes it difficult(impossible?) to answer. Who was the most influential to you personally or on the scene as a whole? And then it could go even deeper as to say that a person or group that was influential might not have been punks in anyway, maybe precursors, or inspirations to the movement itself. For me persoanlly, the man in punk rock who has influenced me immensely was Joe Strummer. The way he wrote, the way he lived, the way he thought, he amazed me time and again. Other bands have inlfuenced me greater I believe, with more politically charged lyrics or what have you, but, he was one of the first and has stuck with me the longest. ENOUGH SAID![/quote]

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- roghe escribió...
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- 30 Abr 2007, 23:27
stiv bators.

[quote][b][user]roghe[/user][/b] escribió: stiv bators.[/quote]

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- [Usuario eliminado] escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 19:17
HC-Ixnay said:
Ian MacKaye
Henry Rollins
Greg Ginn
Milo Aukerman
Bill Stevensen
Dave Dictor

Despite Henry Rollins being painfully overrated, I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]HC-Ixnay[/user][/b] said: Ian MacKaye Henry Rollins Greg Ginn Milo Aukerman Bill Stevensen Dave Dictor [/quote] Despite Henry Rollins being painfully overrated, I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...[/quote]

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- honourableone escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 19:33
you dont need two bad religion people surely?

Click here if fascism is bad.

[quote][b][user]honourableone[/user][/b] escribió: you dont need two bad religion people surely?[/quote]

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- honourableone escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 19:33
you dont need two bad religion people surely?

Click here if fascism is bad.

[quote][b][user]honourableone[/user][/b] escribió: you dont need two bad religion people surely?[/quote]

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- [Usuario eliminado] escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 20:05
HC-Ixnay said:
Rollins being painfully overrated, I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...

SPOT THE IRONY!

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]HC-Ixnay[/user][/b] said: Rollins being painfully [b]overrated[/b], I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...[/quote] SPOT THE IRONY![/quote]

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- [Usuario eliminado] escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 23:15
spudnik700 said:
HC-Ixnay said:
Rollins being painfully overrated, I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...

SPOT THE IRONY!
Rollins wasn't even with Black Flag when they were tolerable (not good). The day he writes a song remotely comparable to the works of the aforementioned members of BR, I'll shut my mouth.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]spudnik700[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]HC-Ixnay[/user][/b] said: Rollins being painfully [b]overrated[/b], I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...[/quote] SPOT THE IRONY![/quote] Rollins wasn't even with Black Flag when they were tolerable (not good). The day he writes a song remotely comparable to the works of the aforementioned members of BR, I'll shut my mouth. [/quote]

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- iwasneveryoung escribió...
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- 1 May 2007, 23:27
tylerb1085 said:
spudnik700 said:
HC-Ixnay said:
Rollins being painfully overrated, I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...

SPOT THE IRONY!
Rollins wasn't even with Black Flag when they were tolerable (not good). The day he writes a song remotely comparable to the works of the aforementioned members of BR, I'll shut my mouth.

Bad Religion may have better lyrics, content-wise, but Black Flag is forever superior musically. actually, Flag's lyrics are always more fun and sing-a-long-able, and they didn't stick around over ten years past their prime just to put out mediocre, preachy records.

http://90minutesorless.wordpress.com/

[quote][b][user]iwasneveryoung[/user][/b] escribió: [quote][b][user]tylerb1085[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]spudnik700[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]HC-Ixnay[/user][/b] said: Rollins being painfully [b]overrated[/b], I agree with your list. How about Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz...[/quote] SPOT THE IRONY![/quote] Rollins wasn't even with Black Flag when they were tolerable (not good). The day he writes a song remotely comparable to the works of the aforementioned members of BR, I'll shut my mouth. [/quote] Bad Religion may have better lyrics, content-wise, but Black Flag is forever superior musically. actually, Flag's lyrics are always more fun and sing-a-long-able, and they didn't stick around over ten years past their prime just to put out mediocre, preachy records.[/quote]

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- Gophersmock escribió...
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- 3 May 2007, 4:26
Henry Rollins is a fucking asshole. He may be influential I suppose but he's a fucking dick.

[quote][b][user]Gophersmock[/user][/b] escribió: Henry Rollins is a fucking asshole. He may be influential I suppose but he's a fucking dick.[/quote]

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- 80sfraud escribió...
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- 3 May 2007, 4:38
youd be a dick too if you were that depressed and crazy.

[quote][b][user]80sfraud[/user][/b] escribió: youd be a dick too if you were that depressed and crazy.[/quote]

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- [Usuario eliminado] escribió...
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- 3 May 2007, 18:14
the music's good so who cares?
bad brains are a bunch of fucking homophobic cunts, but shit the music is good.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] escribió: the music's good so who cares? bad brains are a bunch of fucking homophobic cunts, but shit the music is good.[/quote]

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