Nice list! Here's a few more personal favorites of mine you should look into. Misfits - Walk Among Us The Descendants - Milo Goes To College Minor Threat - Out of Step Adolescents - Adolescents(blue album)

As a 60 year old British punk this list is on point, would have liked to have seen The Crack by The Ruts in there but excellent choices.

Cool list. I would have The Stranglers Rattus Norvegicus for sure and probably a Jam album. Road to Ruin is my favorite Ramones album but I think you made the right pick.👍

Singles Going Steady counts because that was the only way to get those songs if you didn't have all the 45s. Wire's evolution from tight punk band to avant-garde post punk over three albums was unprecedented. And I agree that first Clash album and Rocket to Russia are the right choices

Great list (with a couple I need to check out based on your recommendation). My Top Ten would be: 1. In The City - The Jam 2. The Clash - The Clash 3. Damned, Damned, Damned -The Damned 4. Pink Flag - Wire 5. Another Music In A Different Kitchen - Buzzcocks 6. An Ideal For Living - Joy Division 7. Another Wasted Night - Gang Green 8. Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers 9. Zontar Must Die - The Wombats 10. This Is The Modern World - The Jam Love to see you have the Virgin Records pressing of My Generation which is probably one of the (if not THE) best sounding versions of that album. Thanks for the video and keep ‘em coming!

Great to see a fellow Nebraskan with exquisite taste! Those are all great albums. I first heard "Machine Gun Etiquette" as a teen and it blew my tiny little mind. Cool to see The Saints in there as well. Hell, they're all great records! Have you seen the live set Amyl and the Sniffers did for KEXP a while back? They've got it! Today I bought the "Punk Note" reissue of one of the records in my top 10, the first Bad Brains album.

Old rocker from England here. Just to say you have a super cool taste in music. Great stuff. And I'm just loving seeing all that vinyl!

Great list. I agree with you on The Clash, my favourite will always be the first album and I love Amyl and the Sniffers too.

I'm starting my 52nd birthday today with your cool video!! Thank you for being an introvert and being cynical. My friend called me cynical the other day and I just shrugged at him.

Great list, Machine Gun Etiquette is my favorite Damned album too. (I'm) Stranded is a top tier garage punk album, lots of Stooges influence from those guys. I think Pink Flag is one of the best from the class of '77 as well

Wow. Thank you so much. I love the variety of your pics and the explanation behind each one. I’ve watched a few of these “Top Punk” vinyl videos and this was the first one that didn’t seem picked from a previously composed list. I loved the personal connections to the albums.

HI! Nice to see yer back out there! VC Punk Chapter has been quiet for a while! Nice to see the Gits on your list as I'm from Seattle. I didnt personally know her but lots of my employees at the time did! Devistating loss. I agree with your list most of those records would be on mine too...missing to me is Elvis Costellos Classic This Years Model (just a personal preference) but the Big Deal is nobody ever seems to mention Australia's Radio Birdman/ Radios Appear!! If you havent heard this record I highly recommend getting ahold of it , it is classic and amazing!!

Thanks for walking us through your list. I was especially chuffed you included The Saints (a coffee shop, convivence store and apartments now occupy what used to be the studio where they recorded the album in). They're a mixture of Punk, Garage, Blues and Horror, but *Shakes Fear & The Skeleton Gang* are a great Australian band well worth listening too.

I don’t know how you do it, to be honest. There are so many punk records from each generation, from each year of every decade …phew!! I gravitate toward the obscure like Vacants “Television Viewer”, Ivy Green “S/T” and Nipple Erectors for the 70s pile. You should check out Abi Ooze, M.A.Z.E. (Japan), and Star Party (all are on bandcamp). I’ve been into “Lady Punk” bands, lately, and these may be a couple you might like.

LOVE Amyl and the Sniffers! So glad you mentioned them.

awesome list- I'm a So-Cal punk guy, so X is my fave- and you picked the right one, Wild Gift is amazing. Also The Damned are especially great. I see that Black Flag peeking out from behind you- great tastes!

The Damned Machine Gun Etiquette is grossly underrated and missing from most best punk list. Great that it's in yours!

Machine Gun Etiquette definitely deserving of the top spot--can't think of a punk album that tops it. And like you said, the Black Album and Strawberries are also gems.

It's cool you picked The Damned although I have to go with the first album because it was the first British punk album at the time. I played it more than any other record. And, ouch! I didn't know Chris Bailey had died. Saw them in the Ulster Hall and he spent the whole gig trying to beg my studded wristband of me. Anyway, never heard the Gits but all the other picks are fantastic and I love the fact that you have the vibrators stranglers and the Who up there as well.

I've been hearing a lot about that Pink Flag album. Great list!

👍. Hi Hanna: Bullseye! I will need some punk rock after my presentation later today. Have a great weekend! - Heather

Cool list. I am a huge fan of the band over your left shoulder- The Undertones. The first record is still on my frequently played list (along with the Pistols, Ramones, and the Clash.)

Love this video. Glad that you produced it.

Great top 10 punk video Hanna!

Great list, love your choices...yet I would have The Dead Boys "Young, Loud, and Snotty", Fear "The Record", and maybe Black Flag "Damaged" or Discharge "Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing" ! Oh, "Can't Stand the Rezillos" too

Thank you for giving the Damned AND MGE the props they deserve! Totally agree. Such an awesome band.

Great list! Pink Flag would be my number one. Such an awesome album in many ways.

Great list. And even better album collection! I’m always skeptical when clicking on these kind of lists but I was pleasantly surprised.

The best album I heard in 1977 was rattus norvegicus by the stranglers. I was only 14 at the time and the bass and the keyboards were totally awesome. As far as I was concerned at that time the stranglers were classed as a punk band but my honest opinion was they were a great band who could write great tunes. Their follow up album no more heroes was equally superb. They were also the best live band I'd ever seen, and I've been watching the stranglers live from the first time I seen them in 1979 till this year 2022 and they are still a superb live band.

I consider Eddie & The Hotrods early UK punk although others label them pub rock. Whatever the category their "Teenage Depression" and "Life On The Line" albums are essentials for fans of early UK punk. Bassist Paul Gray later joined the Damned.

Yup - your choices 2-4 were definitely in my list. I haven't heard much other punk...but at least now I have some suggestions. Great vid as usual!

What a lovely video, yet also killing me with Polly Styrene and Mia Zapata trauma. This is the first video of yours I've seen but I'm subscribing pronto! (P.S. my no 1 is probably Banned In DC, Bad Brains.☺️)

Good Day Hanna 🌞 ! - Have a wonderful 4th of July weekend 🎆 .Top notch list 👌. I was just listening to 154 by Wire & amazed by how well its aged. The 15th is one of my all time favorite songs. Played the classic 12" of Captain Sensible WOT the other day. The video is awesome. Buzzcocks , Pistols , X , The Clash .. Can't go wrong all though Something Gone Wrong Again 🤷 for The Buzzcocks a great song ! When Joy Division ➗️ were opening for The Buzzcocks they had a night off in London & booked a gig as headliners with The Cure as opening act .. imagine having been at that show 😳 ! ✌️

Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime, Descendents Milo Goes to college, the new Redd Kross Neurotica reissue. I think all of these are very important records but I grew up very near and during the Black Flag church era. Documentaries on them: the Decline of western civilization, we jam econo, the slog movie and desperate teenage love dolls. Thanks Hannah! You may be angry like I was at your age but give it time everything gets better. Punk is good for survival and for me it helped. Take Care!

As a man who lived my senior high school years during the birth and growing pains of punk , then loving post punk, ska, wave & more I think you did an awesome job with your collection, picks & tastes. 🎉

Great, fun video! Spooky! My list duplicates you on not only the bands, but the specific albums. Two bands (and albums) I might include are on the wall behind you: The Vibrators (pop punk right I would rank up there with the Buzzcocks) and the Undertones. I would also add Angry Samoans - Inside My Brain and Black Flag - Damaged from the early 80's. Finally, the Jam were one of my favorites, and I would pick Setting Sons. I like the Saints and need to revisit again. Ditto for the Damned. Also, I appreciate the recommendation on the Gits. I had heard about Mia Zapata, but not much about her band. Thank you for the recommendation on Pistol. I had seen an ad for it, but I haven't heard much about it. There is so much content on streaming! Finally, re your comments on the Buzzcocks Singles Going Steady (my pick also), I would point out that there are two versions of the first Clash album out there. The original one that was released in England and the US version, which I think was issued after their second album. It has a couple of their later singles. For me, it's jarring to hear those singles dropped in the original album, regardless of how great they are.

Love the video! The Husker Du album in the background kicks ass. One of my favorites. You couldn’t go anywhere in my college years without hearing Green Day. Great album. I need an album by The Damned. Sex Pistols! Yes! Anything by the Clash is great. Sandinista is my favorite but you’re right, that debut kicks ass. Love Ramones! I need to pick up that box set. Wire is a band I was late to, but they kick ass!

Love, love, love X. They’ve been one of my faves since my youth. Saw them in concert in 1982 and 2018. They still rock.

Pretty good list, mine would be quite similar but I would need a Stiff little fingers record on there. Never even heard of your number 10 record but I shall have a wee listen. Thanks

Thanks! This was a great list. All those records and bands are worthy of any top 10 list. On my personal list I would have the first Record by the Jam. I know not everyone considers them fully punk but they meant a lot to me at the time. I would also rate the Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers album ”L.A.M.F” highly; again not considered real punk by all but a great record. Then of course The Richard Hell album you had in the background is wonderful. Anyway I could probably come up with loads of others. The question is also if the Slits made punk music per se? Their album is fabulous too and a great influence. Just to say that was a great era and all those albums are splendid.

Machine Gun Etiquette is a glorious album and you are completely correct. The best punk album!

Nice choices especially Wire. I would of had Richard Hell & The Viodoids but no complaints. I would recommend "Ha Ha Ha" by Ultravox which is probably my favorite punk album. It was a short time in their career between when they wanted to a Bowie/Roxy art band and after when they became a wimpy synth pop band.

Well done. Hard to do and your list is excellent.

Great list, I'm an old punk rocker from Orange County. The Adolescents played in my living room when I was in high school. Glad to see them on your list as well as X and the Germs 👍.thanks for making the video. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

Yes! I love the damned the debut and machine gun etiquette are amazing but the black album is my personal favourite

punk rock is one of the few genres where quality over quantity doesn't matter because the output is enormous and there are still many many great albums

Cool list, enjoyed the video. Lotta great records in the background too. Cheers

Thanks for this! I stumbled upon "WIne Lips" recently and have zero regrets. The Subways are also highly recommended for a more recent punk band...

A band from that era that rarely gets their due is ‘The Dictators’. Manifest Destiny (1977) is brilliant and unlike many of their peers they could actually play well live.

Wire Pink Flag is a great classic, love it. The Strangers Black and White is great

I liked it that you kept your list old school except the Gits record, if it were me me I would swapped Siouxsie and Banshees Ju Ju in place of the Gits but Another Shot Whiskey buy the Gits is a pretty rockin song. Liked the video and you and Chris made a really cool music room.

Great list Omaha, especially Pink Flag and Germ Free Adolescence. Two female led punk albums that i may of included are Cut, The Slits debut and The Scream, Siouxie and the Banshees first album.

All excellent picks! For me, Chairs Missing is my favorite Wire album. When my kids were little, they used to like to sing along to "I am the Fly" really loud. Take Care, Frank

When considering the Clash, I have to say London Calling was one of the two most influential records of any genre in my entire life (John Coltrane's Giant Steps was the other). But when you want PUNK from the Clash, everyone points to the first album, but I think the lesser-known EP Black Market Clash actually roars a lot more forcefully.

As a 59 year old U.K. fella who started taking an interest in Punk when I was 13 .. you’ve got yourself a Subscriber! I look forward to looking through your videos 🍻

thanks! Dr. Z here (as opposed to Dr. K), I have to admit as much as I've known these bands and others, hadn't really listened to The Gits, great find, thank you! and nice to see Machine Gun Etiquette get some credit, and The Damned generally

Excellent choices and well articulated by you. I just recently discovered The Saints and the song I'm Stranded and it just burnt a hole right through me!! Loved how you ended with Amyl and the Sniffers who are carrying on the energy of punk in their own idiosyncratic, manic way. For me I would have included something by the Stranglers, Ian Dury( Laughter?), The Cramps "Songs the Lord Taught Us", Dr Feelgood, The Bags, any of the three Birthday Party albums with Nick Cave, so many more. It's all a matter of personal taste, there is no definitive, from the Gods on high list. Great review!!

The eighties Ramones albums are incredibly underrated. Halfway to Sanity is one of my all time favorite records.

Dead Boys “Young Loud & Snotty” is not just too 10 in punk, but top 10 in all of rock

Cool wavering with the Ramones, I was pulling for RtR, my fave from them, I played that record alot back in the day. Also cool to see New Day Rising on the wall, my fave from Husker Du.

Machine Gun Ettiquette would be a major contender for #1 on my list as well. Great selections all around. The Gits is a nice atypical pick. Happy to see Penetration and Vice Squad on your wall, both underrated (or under-discussed?) in my opinion. Seeing Bikini Kill in a few weeks after several postponements! My top 10 would include nearly all of yours. Other bands with albums in contention: The Stranglers, The Adverts, The Ruts, Dead Kennedys, Agent Orange and Television (if they're still considered punk). - Scott

Ray Manzarek produced X's first 4 albums. Great stuff, cheers!

Love the vid. I've been re-listening & deep diving punk & pronto punk as well. Stooges, MC5, Bad Brains etc. Anyway, a new punk- psych indie band I'm really into is The Mary Veils. If you like Thee Oh Sees. Also The Sparklers. Killer Minneapolis rock n roll, early Soul Asylum, Replacements. Great songs!

Good mid-morning to you. I think in terms of the analytics, that's true of anyone here on KZfaq. For me, it's four minutes at best. People get bored easily but only the hardcore fans will stay for the duration ;) Green Day, yes, I think that hooked a lot of people into Punk. I remember when it debuted and we got 30 copies of the CD in the Hastings where I worked. I wasn't at all surprised with your number one. I too love the Damned and they would be up there for me but I am really partial to their debut. Did Drastic Plastic do a pressing of Machine Gun Etiquette? Sex Pistols, that and the Ramones, are really people's foray into 70's Punk. Rocket to Russia is an essential to anyone's collection and thank for your recounting of the box set. For me, I started out with the Clash. They were really my first exposure to 70's punk although they really became more. I hadn't heard of the Saints until you mentioned them in a prior video. I still need to go off an sample them a bit. X-Ray Spex, is this the first time you are showing them? So I have heard of them by name only but I don't know their music. I really dig all female groups from that era. Buzzcocks and X...Hell Yeah!!! I would have been very surprised if they were not included. As with all your videos, more new stuff with the Gits. That one is totally new to me and I dig the cover. Incidentally, I wonder if the Who cover inspired the Undertones cover.

Awesome list Hanna. Happy of course to see Wire and the Ramones on there and glad that you are digging their 80's stuff. Too Tough To Die has become my go-to Ramones album to listen to over the last couple of years, and Brain Drain is super underrated, heck Pleasant Dreams doesn't deserve the hate it gets either. The Gits was a pleasant surprise, and after seeing it I started kicking myself again; I had a chance to buy it two years ago at a shop in Massachusetts, but for some reason thought it was readily available, so put it back. I later discovered it was virtually impossible to find on any format!

My jaw dropped when I saw that Gits vinyl! Their stuff is extremely hard to find. Even their CD'S. Mia was also a very talented painter / artist. She painted all their album covers. 7 Year Bitch put out an album after Mia passed called "Viva Zapata!" which was dedicated to her and the back cover is one of her paintings. I think they were all friends. Hopefully The Gits catalog will be repressed soon. They only did 2 or 3 albums I think. I definitely need to buy more "X" albums! I only own Los Angeles as you well know. Lol. Thanks for the Ramones box review! Sounds like I need to own it. Lol. Loved this video Hanna! ❤✌😁

Hi Hanna, Some great choices on your top 10. My number 1 album is on the wall behind you. Rattus Norvegicus by the Stranglers. To be honest its a lot more than just a punk album. Have to agree with on the Pistol tv series. Very enjoyable. Carmelo.

Thanks, I just watched this video an hour ago and am already hooked on X ray Spex, The Saints, and Wire, I have pretty much everything by everybody else you mentioned already. Off to Pirate Bay!

I saw the Damned in Brussels around 1988 or 1989 & it was one of the most exceptional gigs i ever witnessed in my life among the ones from TOOL in the 93/94 era . Great that u brought them up first . Dead Kennedys ( can't remember which album ) was the first pUnk Band i had an LP record of in the 88/89 period .

Hi Hanna, my list probably would be similar to yours. What sucks is if you didn't buy those records some years ago you'll probably have to pay a lot of money for a punk record nowdays, like I don't have The Saints for example and everytime I look for it price is too high. Other genres as expensive as punk and in high demand are post punk, metal (specially things like trash) and rock en español. I'm always looking for anything I can get my hands on from those 4 genres. So I made a list, not of my top ten punk albums but of something you might not see very often, the top ten punk bands with the best discographies, for me tose are: Damned, Ramones, Bad Religion, Fugazi, Clash, X, Misfits, Dead Kennedys, Crass , Green Day and Sleater Kinney. Well, Crass would be an honorable mention lol.

Some of my favorites are the Buzzcocks, The Clash, The Misfits, The Ramones...you mentioned several different bands I've never heard of. Thanks for a great video. And my absolute favorite band The Replacements!

Buzzcocks is a great pick in your Top 10 and the backdrop reminded me,Husker Du New Day Rising what an absolute classic.Nice one

Great list Hanna. There are a couple of bands here I need to check out! I have followed your videos and made a couple of purchases after. I am enjoying the first two X albums, and also some Soft Boys albums. Thanks, keep these vids coming!

Yep, "chizzick" is right! I was a teenager in London when Punk emerged and Never Mind The Bollocks captures the times perfectly for me. A lot of social strife and the reason I consider Britain's "generation X" to be earlier than the official definition (Britain's lost, angry generation didn't create Duran Duran or Spandau Ballet!). I think the playing on NMTBx is great - a rebellion against the meaningless musicality of British rock at that time (as much as I love Pink Floyd, ELP, etc, rock had become safe and parent-friendly). The lyrics on that album contain so much of the things people from older generations would say at that time. In a way it's similar to the way Monty Python picked up on things people would say in everyday speech in the early 70s like "I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition" and "layabouts" (as captured in their Hell's Grannies skit mocking the way people talked about the youth of the day).

Not bad, I'm old enough to have seen a lot of your picks, and did! I would agree with most of your top 10 as well, maybe a little shift in the order, and I would swap X and the Gits for the Stranglers and Siouxsie. That Saints LP was my first punk purchase right when it came out. Thankfully, I still have all of my punk LPs and singles, in pretty minty condition for the most part!

Really love your choices. Your reasoning is beautifully delivered and insightful. I just wanted to mention another band I felt were maybe a little overlooked from both the eighties and nighties, the band is called “Les Thugs”. They walked the line between punk, grunge, and shoe gaze. If you haven’t heard any of their albums, I would highly recommend “Still Hungry” 1989, and “Happy As Possible” 1993. Enjoy.

Good call with the Gits, such a great album! Here are my 20 best punk albums in no particular order: Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade Squirrel Bait - s/t The Gits - Frenching the Bully Bad Brains - Rock for Light Slits - Cut Meat Puppets - s/t Butthole Surfers - Psychic… Powerless… Another Man's Sac Dicks - Kill from the Heart MDC - Millions of Dead Cops Germs - GI Mission of Burma - Vs. The Saints - Prehistoric Sounds The Fall - Live at the Witchtrials Crucifucks - Our Will be Done Gang of Four - Entertainment! Big Black - Songs about Fucking Black Flag - My War Gun Club - Fire of Love Fugazi - 13 Songs Wipers - Youth of America

Steve Jones could play!

Awesome list. I have every album on my ipod right now!

I love these selections. For those with short attention spans I would reccomend Minutemen and The Raincoats. Great job Omaha.

This made me cry. Machine Gun Etiquette is a stunning record. I heard it in 1981 at a party aged 14. It was the beginning of the rest of my life. You are not only right to put it at No1, you are TOTALLY right.

Thx for your reviews and insight. The PUNK genre will always have strong opinions. Personally I love Naked Raygun, Dead Kennedys, Ramones and Sex Pistols. Also FEAR and even early B-52s. Buzzcocks definitely Top 10!

Good Choice! Just Yesterday I've found Amyl and the sniffers here on YT... thats the "old spirit"! (my first Punkbands in 1981 were stiff little fingers, the Clash and the Exploited) Greetings from Germoney (where excellent Punkrockband come from too...)

Coincido totalmente con tu lista, saludos De Buenos Aires!! 👍

Great list Hanna. My top ten would be 10-Dead Boys-Young. Loud and snotty.9-Bad Brains-Rock for Light.8-Circle Jerks-Golden Shower of Hits.7-Naked Raygun-Basement Screams.6-Stranglers-No More Heroes.5-Minutemen-The Punch Line.4-Discharge-Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing.3-Dead Kennedys-Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables.Clash-Black Market Clash.And my number 1 Favorite punk album of all time is Stiff Little Fingers-Inflammable material.

I'm pulling for Rush at least in the six spot. Rock on.

Any positive mention of Pink Flag automatically gets a thumbs-up !

1st time viewer. Love your back wall. Love your top tens. No arguments with wall or list , our libraries are similar. Your passionate explanations of each inspires me to revisit Machine Gun. Sniffers are a great new find. Thankful nod to the Saints. Old: The Fall-Live at the Witch Trials, The Skids - Scared to Dance. New(ish): Eddy Current Suppression Ring - s/t, Sprints - A Modern Job EP. Great vid!

Great selection, many of them are in my top 10 as well. Damned is definitely one of the greatest and while I might have gone for the debut I really see your point chosing Machine gun etiquette too as it’s right up there. Amazing songs on that LP. Saints were probably more popular in Europe, their albums are fairly easy to find in Sweden although prices has gone up in later years. Buzzcocks run of 45s were really brilliant so I totally understand you chose Singles going steady. A couple I think is missing in your list is The Heartbreakers and Dead Boys. 😉

Hannah.....it was me who told you about saying Chiswick wrongly. I was born in chiswick,london 😁 This was a fantastic video,I really enjoyed it 👍👍👍 It was great to see LPs I already own and a good few I want to own too . The two stars of the show for me were Los Angeles (behind you on display) and Frenching the bully. I remember when you originally showed that Gits LP in a video. It was truely horrifying what happened to that young lady,I need to try and find their documentary to watch. I've seen the Pistol biopic type series,I think the jury is going to be out for a long time on that one 🤔 I'm clueless when it comes to actors names etc... but both Johnny Rotten & Malcolm Maclaren were portrayed ok. They're mannerisms were pretty good. Great video....take care,all the best 👍👍👍

Great list, I love the LP's on your wall. The inclusion of Wire made this special along with your choices of the first Clash LP . I wish you were able to fell the vibe of NY in 1976 when The Heartbreakers ruled along with early Television, Mink DeVille, Dead Boys and Pere Ubu. Many punkers went to CBGB but Max's had a constant flow of bands they were known enough not to prove themselves at CBGB which was a proving ground for many bands. Glad to see no Talking Head LP's on your list. Great job for crawling back in time and coming up with the cream of the crop.

You absolutely NAILED it with MGE!!! YEAH!!!!! THE BEST! And the fact that you included WIRE is a great thrill for this dude. Best wishes to you. I just found your channel and subscribed. Cheers, from near Boston.

Thank you for leading me into 'Amyl and the Sniffers'. You were right: they are DAMN good! 🙂

Thank you for choosing Wire's Pink Flag! Ever since that came out, it has been in my all-time top 10. REM does a cover of "Strange", and Elastica's "Connection" uses the riff from "Three Girl Rhumba".

Nice picks. You have great taste.

Well I'm glad you went from 1 downwards as you kept me interested with Machine GE toping your list .

Great picks. My top 5 would be: 1) Ramones - Ramones, 2) X-Ray Spex - Germ-Free Adolescents, 3) Plasmatics - New Hope For The Wretched, 4) Germs - (GI), 5) Avengers - Avengers

Thanks for the great list. My list would have The Adverts in there. Although Crossing the Red Sea is a punk classic I would go for Cast of Thousands.

Speaking of "Pistol" (which I haven't watched yet), I spent my gardening time last weekend listening to Steve Jones' re-launch of "Jonesy's Jukebox" in podcast format. Some of the interviews are new (Glen Matlock) while others are re-issues (Chrissie Hynde). Thus far, interviews released involve personalities who were Steve's contemporaries back in the day. Highly recommended! (BTW... first time listener to your channel - awesome stuff!)

Good thing that that album by The Clash is in your list. One of my favorites. Thanks for the video. Greetings.