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Sixth studio LP from - in my opinion - Canada's best punk act (though now defunct).

1982 studio LP from this Los Angeles punk band. SNL member John Belushi was a big fan, inviting them to play on "Saturday Night Live". Their performance - which caused fans to jump on stage and dive into the crowd (Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat fame can be see doing so) - saw them banned from SNL and NBC. View this short-retrospective on the lead-up to and aftermath of the performance:

Named after the drug, this Southern California punk band was formed in 1979 and adopted a sonically faster, aggressive sound that saw them labeled as hardcore by fans and critics. Danger Zone is the band's 1981 debut EP.

Local punk band with a tinge of blues. Frontman Terry Trash was profiled by the Tucson Weekly in 2017. Read the profile HERE

Amazing 1980 debut LP from this legendary Los Angeles-based punk band. Ray Manzarek of The Doors produced this album and leant instrumental contributions throughout.

Active since 2017, hardcore-punk band Restraining Order hail from Massachusetts and dropped their newest album last year in July, with nods to late '80s/early '90s New England hardcore punk.

80s Chicago punk band and key in establishing/maintaining the Chicago punk scene alongside Big Black and Effigies.

Fourth and final studio LP by the influential East Bay California punk band. Internal strife led to the band breaking up shortly after the release of this album.

Bill Sassenberger and his departed wife (& collaborator) Julianna Towns, started the Toxic Shock record label in Pomona, CA, before relocating to Tucson and opening a storefront (now closed) near 4th Ave. The label released recordings from their own bands (including Peace Corpse) and other notable acts: Decry, Dayglo Abortions, Hickoids, Zero Boys, Raw Power, and more. He was also a KXCI programmer, hosting Gimme Indie Rock for eight years in the '90s. Recently, he wrote a memoir titled Toxic Shock Records: Assassin of Mediocrity - A Story of Love, Loss and Loud Music that is both a tribute to his late wife and their history in punk. Wooden Tooth Records will be hosting a book release party Saturday, April 20th

1981 punk rock release rom one of Canada's earliest hardcore punk band. D.O.A. is in the conversation as Canada's all-time punk band, if not its most influential. Heard here covering Led Zeppeling as well.

The Dickies have been active since 1977, based out of San Fernando Valley, CA. Led Zeppelin cover from their third studio LP released in 1983. In future live performances, the band would sarcastically state they wrote the song for Led Zeppelin in 1969.

February 1977 debut LP from one of the best English punk band of the initial UK explosion. Damned Damned Damned has the disctinction of being the first full-length punk album released in the UK.

Second studio LP from this rocking Australian punk band!

One of the first Los Angeles punk bands, strongly influenced by the Ramones and Iggy Pop. Short-lived but what an impression they left on other LA punk bands.

Quirky Michigan-based punk band active since 1993.

Debut studio LP from this well-documented NYC punk band. Of this song, Dee Dee Ramone said, “I hope no one thinks we really sniff glue. I stopped when I was eight [years old].”

1979 compilation collecting several singles and B-sides from the Manchester punk band. One of the best compilations ever released across any genre. "Promises" was a 1978 single, with "Lipstick" as the B-side.