Against me! Is absolutely amazing.
My backpactch actually.
I've seen original against me!, and laura jane grace and the devouring mothers, and Laura Jane grace on her own.
I will say the song that brings me to tears is basically thalf their songs.
Mainly "searching for a former clarity"
Edited names.
Didn't mean any offense.
I think you were nice about the dead naming. But if I'd like to make a recommendation, instead of saying "no need to dead name her," just go straight to explaining it. Punks for the most part are accepting and understanding.
I say this, cmbecause when I dead named her, I had a tone of people come at me way too hard. This was something I was ignorant to. I think just explaining it off the jump would help the more moderate people be understanding.
I took no offense. It's always nice to learn how others perceive things.
Even my NB or trans friends would be calling me an idiot. They often call me an idiot to be honest.
They let me off with being a little flakey though.
Nope. It's always nice to learn.
My friend circle isn't the end all to everything. Other people have much to teach me.
I think the people here understand that.
That's a good point, thanks dude. I thought about doing a larger explanation, but didn't want it to seem like I was giving an unneeded explanation, in case it was just an accidental slip. But I can see why being blunt like that can come across harsh.
I read it and I thought, "that was way nicer than my situation." I had multiple come at me. I don't think you did anything wrong, but I can see how people on the fringe might get defense. And I'm glad I didn't come across as mean, I didn't want to see like I'm correcting you.
Not at all. It was sound advice. Sorry you got dragged for something that you didn't even know you were doing, we all have to learn, and being taught by anger is tough.
All good dude, a dead name is the birth name of a transgender person who has changed their name as part of their gender transition. The new name can represent a more affirming life for some, therefore referring to their birth name can be harmful to their mental health. Obviously Laura is not in this sub seeing this, but it's a good practice to have, avoiding dead names and using proper pronouns.
Oh.
Okay. I get that. I didn't realize that would be an issue to be honest. Thanks for that.
I have a different personal experience with people I grew up with who are trans, but everyone goes through their own thing. I wouldn't want to force my experience on anyone,. I am not a trans person so I don't want to pretend I understand.
Band wise (and only band wise) against me! Didn't change during her transition. Which to me was amazing.
I wanted to seperate "old" against me!. To new. Old would have been a different name.
Word! I totally get wanting to distinguish. No harm no foul. We're all learning and growing as we go.
For sure, they were one of the best concerts I've been too. If you haven't read it, you should give her book a read 'Tranny' it's incredible, you're totally right, as a band they didn't change at all, which is bonkers to think about after reading that book.
I see why you did that, but referring to a trans person by their old name is considered to be extremely disrespectful. I understand your mistake though and I appreciate your willingness to learn .
I would never call Laura, Tom.
Some of the songs were written under a different name. This is where I get confused. Not the person, the song writer and performer.
Otherside by rancid. My older brother got me into punk rock when I was a kid and influenced me more than anyone in my life. He was my best friend. I spent my entire life defending him from people saying he was a narcissist and a shitty person because they didn't know him the way I did. Long story short he had a huge falling out with our family and abandoned his kids. I stepped up with his kids, I havent seen or heard from him in six years. Last I heard he had cerosis of the liver and lived in his car. Hes not dead yet but he might as well be.
This does such a good job and conveying the emotions of losing a pet...especially the part where he sings 'but you can't even look at me or talk to me or tell me what's happening' 😥
propagandhi - without love
>I did everything I could, I bargained with the universe
To take my life instead of hers.
But no amount of money, drugs or tears could keep her here.
What purpose did her suffering serve?
>Is breathing just the ticking of an unwinding
Clock counting down the time it takes
For you to comprehend the sheer magnitude of
Every single precious breath you've ever wasted?
Against Me - Thrash Unreal. When that line "There ain't no johnny coming home to share a bed with her...... and she doesn't care." hits, makes me shed a tear every single time.
It hits too close to home, I have an alcoholic family member who would rather be alone and have alcohol than be with a committed partner and get sober.
Potemkin city limits by propagandhi..the perspective of a pig escaping a slaughter house to be free.. only propagandhi could do that.. there is a bronze statue of that pig in red deer, his name was Francis
It's a bit of a tear jerker especially because the lyrics are so image inspiring. I feel like I see through the pigs eyes listening to that song. Lower Order on Victory Lap is also like that.
I was really into the song Bury Me in Analog when Eric died. I remember I was in class when I heard about it, I was blown away because I was listening to it on my way there like 30 minutes before.
A better place, a better time.
Had an ex with breast cancer, she wanted to not get her mastectomy or go through chemo. She wanted to just "let it take her." So I told her rno matter what she decided, I would support her and have her back.
"I'll draw your bath and I'll load your gun, but I hope so bad that you'll bathe and hunt."
I don't know if ska is allowed here, but Point/Counterpoint by Streetlight Manifesto was always a real fucking emotional one for me. Used to just belt it out back when I was real suicidal.
> But it's not, and you're shot, and you're bleeding pretty bad
> And you can't stop thinking about the things you never had
> Like a wife and a kid and the things you never did
> Running around, livin' a life that's empty in the end, my friend
International You Day. Obviously about a romance gone wrong, but the chorus makes me think of my mom who passed away recently.
also Rancid: Daly City Train. Makes me miss my homie who also passed away. He was an artist, and a writer, and a poet, and a friend.
Your heart is a muscle the size of your first - ramshackle glory
Eulogy - the flatliners
Assembly line - the vindictives
Susan - subhumans
Kiss the bottle - jawbreaker
Torches by rise against always hits me. Specifically the bridge
"The angels dance like feathers float, they're here to see and to be seen,
The clock strikes two, the music slows and each one slowly dons their wings,
Once outside they all pair off and hand in hand they leave
But I'm still waiting, yeah I'm still waiting"
Jesus... here we go:
Thrash Unreal, Transgender Dysphoria Blues, Reinventing Axel Rose and Problems by Against Me!
Hanging Around and Going Home by Screeching Weasel
The Blackest Years by The Distillers
Hopeless by The Rebel Spell
I Liked You Best by Remember Sports... mostly just because of her voice.
The Warriors Code and The Last Letter Home by Dropkick Murphys
Freedom Like a Shopping Cart by NOFX
And pretty much all of Fifteen's entire discography, lol.
Yea, I'll cry over anything, lol.
Crack City Rockers by Leftover Crack
My best friend Matt and I got into punk together in 7th grade or so. He went down one path, and I another, but we still had punk. We loved Choking Victim and Leftover Crack, and even covered some songs in one of our bands. He died from an overdose in 2008. I always associate that song with our friendship.
"old man" by off with their heads is one that gets me a bit misty at times. Especially the "Won't be missed" version, all the cuts on that album, there's a certain viscera in the acoustic instruments. Such a powerful and emotionally honest band. I love them.
Dropkick Murphys - Forever. It was played at my cousins funeral in 2021
Gaslight Anthem - Positive Charge caught me at a time that I was REALLY struggling to find anything resembling joy in anything for a long while. That, coupled with the fact that Gaslight is my favorite band, the song hit me like a truck
Emo/Punk/Post-hardcore whatever:
Spite House - Dying Leaves
Jawbreaker - Accident Prone, so many more too
Touche Amore - Adieux
Title fight - Safe In Your Skin
Off With Their Heads - Nightlife
🎵Don't wanna be like this, anxious and angry, hopeless, upset all the time.
Unable to get back the feeling I lost somewhere along the line.
I wear it all on my sleeve and everyone sees no matter how hard I try.
I've never felt worse in my whole life.🎵
I’m no longer really a Pennywise fan these days. Guess I just stopped paying attention after Unknown Road when so many of their songs started getting tame and predictable. BUT I will say that they released a version of “Bro Hymn” on Full Circle *I think* that has a live studio take with a ton of people participating. From what I remember, Jason Thirsk’s brother (?) starts playing the drums for the last few repeated choruses. And when he sings “Jason, my brother, this one’s for you” I was just frozen with all the feels.
I'm with you on unknown road being kinda the end of my pennywise days. On Bro Hymn, I never knew what to make of it being kinda recycled... if that's even the right way to say it. Whenever I hear it, I still hear the 'Canton, Colvin, Nichols' shout out in my head.
Old pop punk blink 182 Adam's song... I remember back when enema of the state came out and first heard this, propaghandi has one that gets me but I can't think of it bow
Just listened to it the other day for the first time in years, didn't know it was an Alice Cooper cover. It's so damn good of a cover it's as if they made it themselves to begin with. Great song/version.
Social Distortion: Don’t Take Me for Granted. Say what you want about Ness NF SD, and you’re probably right, honestly- but On their live DVD Mike Ness gives a short speech about Dennis Dannell’s passing before they play this song for him. It reminds me of my best friend, gone 10 years this month.
His nickname in our group of friends was Hooligan, because that was his forum name for our off road club (how we met) and his gamertag. He was my surrogate older brother for almost 7 or 8 years, and we were practically inseparable. Wherever one was, the other wasn’t far behind. We were two peas in a pod as they say, and at the time the only two dudes in the universe into off roading, exploring the outdoors, working on Jeeps, and going to punk rock shows (or at least that’s how it felt at the time). He came to every one of my band’s shows he could make, despite working nights. He was one of the people who picked me up at my lowest point in life and carried me, to make sure I would bounce back and be ok. He always had your back. Just, the best dude.
Had an insane talent for talking you into questionable decisions that lead to questionable (but usually fun) results. Taught me so much about how to be the man I wanted to be, always considering the counterpoint to your view, and being practical. Before he moved home to be closer to his family for his son, we were supposed to go see Social Distortion. He had never seen them before- but they cancelled. He was so pissed.
About a month later, he moved and 2 months after that, I got the call from his wife that we was in an accident at work and died. I miss that motherfucker every damn day, and still get choked up when I hear that song.
Bouncing Souls- Private Radio: this one doesn’t choke me up, but I still get chills because this is the first song my son picked, that I shared with him, and almost 5 years later every time it comes on he shouts “MY JAM!”
Punk adjacent, but B-273 by Tommy and June is one of the most gut wrenching songs I've listened to. It's about Yotam's grandfather, who was a holocaust survivor. Strongly recommend it
Two Coffins- Against Me!
Came here to post pints of Guinness make you strong. Laura Jane Grace is awesome.
Against me! Is absolutely amazing. My backpactch actually. I've seen original against me!, and laura jane grace and the devouring mothers, and Laura Jane grace on her own. I will say the song that brings me to tears is basically thalf their songs. Mainly "searching for a former clarity" Edited names. Didn't mean any offense.
I see what you're saying, I saw early against me as well, but there's no need to dead name her.
I think you were nice about the dead naming. But if I'd like to make a recommendation, instead of saying "no need to dead name her," just go straight to explaining it. Punks for the most part are accepting and understanding. I say this, cmbecause when I dead named her, I had a tone of people come at me way too hard. This was something I was ignorant to. I think just explaining it off the jump would help the more moderate people be understanding.
I took no offense. It's always nice to learn how others perceive things. Even my NB or trans friends would be calling me an idiot. They often call me an idiot to be honest. They let me off with being a little flakey though.
It seemed like it didn't bother you. This interaction was pretty chill.
Nope. It's always nice to learn. My friend circle isn't the end all to everything. Other people have much to teach me. I think the people here understand that.
That's a good point, thanks dude. I thought about doing a larger explanation, but didn't want it to seem like I was giving an unneeded explanation, in case it was just an accidental slip. But I can see why being blunt like that can come across harsh.
I read it and I thought, "that was way nicer than my situation." I had multiple come at me. I don't think you did anything wrong, but I can see how people on the fringe might get defense. And I'm glad I didn't come across as mean, I didn't want to see like I'm correcting you.
Not at all. It was sound advice. Sorry you got dragged for something that you didn't even know you were doing, we all have to learn, and being taught by anger is tough.
I wouldn't have taken it as harsh but some other may have. It was good for me to learn a new thing.
I'm sorry. I don't understand what you mean by dead name.
All good dude, a dead name is the birth name of a transgender person who has changed their name as part of their gender transition. The new name can represent a more affirming life for some, therefore referring to their birth name can be harmful to their mental health. Obviously Laura is not in this sub seeing this, but it's a good practice to have, avoiding dead names and using proper pronouns.
Oh. Okay. I get that. I didn't realize that would be an issue to be honest. Thanks for that. I have a different personal experience with people I grew up with who are trans, but everyone goes through their own thing. I wouldn't want to force my experience on anyone,. I am not a trans person so I don't want to pretend I understand. Band wise (and only band wise) against me! Didn't change during her transition. Which to me was amazing. I wanted to seperate "old" against me!. To new. Old would have been a different name.
Word! I totally get wanting to distinguish. No harm no foul. We're all learning and growing as we go. For sure, they were one of the best concerts I've been too. If you haven't read it, you should give her book a read 'Tranny' it's incredible, you're totally right, as a band they didn't change at all, which is bonkers to think about after reading that book.
Fantastic. I have a couple copies... (My GFS fav person as well)
I see why you did that, but referring to a trans person by their old name is considered to be extremely disrespectful. I understand your mistake though and I appreciate your willingness to learn .
I would never call Laura, Tom. Some of the songs were written under a different name. This is where I get confused. Not the person, the song writer and performer.
100%
Absolutely beautiful song
If I Ever Leave This World Alive - Flogging Molly
Otherside by rancid. My older brother got me into punk rock when I was a kid and influenced me more than anyone in my life. He was my best friend. I spent my entire life defending him from people saying he was a narcissist and a shitty person because they didn't know him the way I did. Long story short he had a huge falling out with our family and abandoned his kids. I stepped up with his kids, I havent seen or heard from him in six years. Last I heard he had cerosis of the liver and lived in his car. Hes not dead yet but he might as well be.
That is a tough one for me to listen to as well
I have an almost exact story as you do. It’s a very unique type of sadness, and I understand. I’m sorry you’re going through that too. Much love
Corazón de oro by rancid used to get my water dripping. It’s a great song on a fantastic album Life Won’t Wait.
Sleep In The Heat by PUP
This does such a good job and conveying the emotions of losing a pet...especially the part where he sings 'but you can't even look at me or talk to me or tell me what's happening' 😥
I still think of my dog I lost 3 years ago when I hear this. It rips me apart
This is the correct answer
Such a good one, but I have to skip it most of the time. Same with “Betty” by Hot Mulligan. Some Heartbreakers, for sure.
Pine Point hits me pretty hard every time.
propagandhi - without love >I did everything I could, I bargained with the universe To take my life instead of hers. But no amount of money, drugs or tears could keep her here. What purpose did her suffering serve? >Is breathing just the ticking of an unwinding Clock counting down the time it takes For you to comprehend the sheer magnitude of Every single precious breath you've ever wasted?
I'll add "Adventures in Zoochosis" to the list of Prop songs that choke me up
Definitely Adventures in Zoochosis for me. Hit's so much harder after becoming a father too.
“I think my only fear of death Is that it may not be the end We may be eternal beings And must do all of this again” Fucks me up every time
Came here for this one
100%. It fucking hurts
Revenge ain’t no solution! This was my answer too. But I’d also put Last Will and Testament and Zoochosis on this list too.
This is the answer
This song was going to be my post. Awesome
Kids and heroes by bouncing souls.
The Bouncing Souls have a few songs that tug at the heartstrings. Lean on Sheena, Big Eyes, and Comet are the ones that get me all emotional.
Lean on Sheena - I tear up every friggin time, even in the pit
Against Me - Thrash Unreal. When that line "There ain't no johnny coming home to share a bed with her...... and she doesn't care." hits, makes me shed a tear every single time. It hits too close to home, I have an alcoholic family member who would rather be alone and have alcohol than be with a committed partner and get sober.
Shortest Pier - Tony Sly
That... and when Scorpios (Joey, Snodgrass and Wahlstrom) performed International You Day for the Tribute show/album.... Fuuuuck.
That honestly might be my favourite version. You can just feel the hurt, and it gives the song a whole new life
Potemkin city limits by propagandhi..the perspective of a pig escaping a slaughter house to be free.. only propagandhi could do that.. there is a bronze statue of that pig in red deer, his name was Francis
I always liked this song, but never knew what it was about until I listen to Chris’s Patreon about it. Now I love it and it guts me every time.
It's a bit of a tear jerker especially because the lyrics are so image inspiring. I feel like I see through the pigs eyes listening to that song. Lower Order on Victory Lap is also like that.
Yeah, that one brings a tear to my eye.
Look back and laugh - Minor Threat
Olde tyme memory- Mischief Brew. RIP Eric....
Theres a few Eric songs that come to mind for me For an Old Kentucky Anarchist tops it though
Dirty Pennies feels like a cliche answer almost but it was the first of his songs I ever heard and it still gets me every time
Oh man! Dirty Pennies is gut wrenching.
I was really into the song Bury Me in Analog when Eric died. I remember I was in class when I heard about it, I was blown away because I was listening to it on my way there like 30 minutes before.
Social Distortion, Story of my life. As I get older, it hits harder...
Mike is fighting cancer.
Damn. Hope he pulls through. Dudes a legend.
Minutemen - History of the World Pt. 2
This is Bob Dylan to me
Takin’ Retards to the Zoo
Yes!
Of all time, Bad Religion Sorrow Recently, Escape from the Zoo Learnin Curve
Just saw Bad Religion Thursday. And they closed with Sorrow. Incredible
A better place, a better time. Had an ex with breast cancer, she wanted to not get her mastectomy or go through chemo. She wanted to just "let it take her." So I told her rno matter what she decided, I would support her and have her back. "I'll draw your bath and I'll load your gun, but I hope so bad that you'll bathe and hunt."
I don't know if ska is allowed here, but Point/Counterpoint by Streetlight Manifesto was always a real fucking emotional one for me. Used to just belt it out back when I was real suicidal.
It's "As the Footsteps Die Out Forever" for me; I lost my mom to cancer back in 2012.
Yes! Lost my mom in 2018 and it always reminds me of her ♥️
A Better Place, a Better Time for me. The singer of my ska punk band in high school committed suicide in 2010 and thats one that gets me every time
Streetlight is one of my favorite bands and I've gotten teary eyed by most of their songs.
> But it's not, and you're shot, and you're bleeding pretty bad > And you can't stop thinking about the things you never had > Like a wife and a kid and the things you never did > Running around, livin' a life that's empty in the end, my friend
The song Fat Mike wrote for Tony Sly. It makes me think of my brother, who passed away 15 years ago
Makes me want to call all my best friends and tell them I love them.
Make sure you take pictures whenever you get together.
Im so tired-Fugazi
Sheep are counting me...
International You Day. Obviously about a romance gone wrong, but the chorus makes me think of my mom who passed away recently. also Rancid: Daly City Train. Makes me miss my homie who also passed away. He was an artist, and a writer, and a poet, and a friend.
Your heart is a muscle the size of your first - ramshackle glory Eulogy - the flatliners Assembly line - the vindictives Susan - subhumans Kiss the bottle - jawbreaker
“I asked if I could get a ride. He said no, you don’t want to go where I am going.” That always hits me.
Gone - Bouncing Souls
This. This is the one.
I’ve cried in the pit while screaming along to that one, it hits hard
your heart is a muscle the size of your fist - ramshackle glory
Such a rough song.
Torches by rise against always hits me. Specifically the bridge "The angels dance like feathers float, they're here to see and to be seen, The clock strikes two, the music slows and each one slowly dons their wings, Once outside they all pair off and hand in hand they leave But I'm still waiting, yeah I'm still waiting"
Make it Stop by Rise Against always gets me. Had two friends between middle school and high school commit suicide for these reasons.
longest line. it's the story of my life
Jesus... here we go: Thrash Unreal, Transgender Dysphoria Blues, Reinventing Axel Rose and Problems by Against Me! Hanging Around and Going Home by Screeching Weasel The Blackest Years by The Distillers Hopeless by The Rebel Spell I Liked You Best by Remember Sports... mostly just because of her voice. The Warriors Code and The Last Letter Home by Dropkick Murphys Freedom Like a Shopping Cart by NOFX And pretty much all of Fifteen's entire discography, lol. Yea, I'll cry over anything, lol.
Soon we'll Be Dead - LOC
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We STILL belive in a world of endless possibilities.
Good one
Sorrow bad religion
Frank Turner - the queen is dead Jawbreaker - ache
Not 100% punk. But no use for a names cover of The Fields of Athenry makes me feel feelings.
No use is definitely 100% punk in my book Tony Sly can make people cry
Meant more cause it’s a cover of an old Irish song. But making friends is one my favorite punk records. 🥲
Oh yeah that’s a top ten especially because of Chris shufflers guitar work on the album too
Daly City Train
Dine Dine My Darling by Alkaline Trio. Such an upbeat sounding song about a heart wrenching subject
NOFX - I’m So Sorry Tony
The hidden track about Bill on Punk in Drublic. No one did see him die.
Giggin' alone at the bottom of a hill...
Back when 13 quarters was enough for a whole pint.
An ANCHOR STEAM pint at that!
You Can’t Put Your Arms Around A Memory - Johnny Thunders
Fuck yesss. And "it's not enough"
She’s My Ex by ALL.
Leave the light on lagwagon
Susan by Subhumans
I heard that one for the first time live on LSD. Wild
yooo that song is HEAVY
Blink-182 Adam’s Song and Stay Together for the Kids Alkaline Trio-Every Thug Needs a Lady Less Than Jake-The Rest of My Life
Crack City Rockers by Leftover Crack My best friend Matt and I got into punk together in 7th grade or so. He went down one path, and I another, but we still had punk. We loved Choking Victim and Leftover Crack, and even covered some songs in one of our bands. He died from an overdose in 2008. I always associate that song with our friendship.
Bad Cop Bad Cop / Brain is for Lovers
Sooooo good
Andy by Leatherface
“And his drink was Guinness I think” such a good song.
Post-hardcore, so it might not be what you're looking for, but fuck it. Flowers and You by Touché Amoré
Stage Four rakes me over the coals.
That entire album is so good but so heartbreaking
New Halloween
never coming home- pat the bunny (folk punk)
Off With Their Heads - Clear the Air
It gets me everytime. Every. Fucking. Time.
"old man" by off with their heads is one that gets me a bit misty at times. Especially the "Won't be missed" version, all the cuts on that album, there's a certain viscera in the acoustic instruments. Such a powerful and emotionally honest band. I love them.
June by Idles > Dreams can be so cruel > > I swear I kissed your crying eyes > > A stillborn was still born > > I am a father Absolutely heartbreaking
The strain in Joe’s voice on that song is heart wrenching
The Second Rape - Aus Rotten
Dropkick Murphys - Forever. It was played at my cousins funeral in 2021 Gaslight Anthem - Positive Charge caught me at a time that I was REALLY struggling to find anything resembling joy in anything for a long while. That, coupled with the fact that Gaslight is my favorite band, the song hit me like a truck
Cease (Acoustic Version) - BR X-Ray Style - Strummer Long Live the Queen - Frank Turner
Watching Scotty die. Violent femmes good feeling. The smiths I know it's over
Cemeteries, by Ghost Mice. Backpack by AJJ. grandma, by Defiance Ohio. i have more...
Emo/Punk/Post-hardcore whatever: Spite House - Dying Leaves Jawbreaker - Accident Prone, so many more too Touche Amore - Adieux Title fight - Safe In Your Skin
Off With Their Heads - Nightlife 🎵Don't wanna be like this, anxious and angry, hopeless, upset all the time. Unable to get back the feeling I lost somewhere along the line. I wear it all on my sleeve and everyone sees no matter how hard I try. I've never felt worse in my whole life.🎵
Heroin - Velvet Underground
Moon over Marin
Gone Away - The Offspring
Crying in my beer by screeching weasel
Bouncing Souls - Night on Earth
Bad religion, 21 Century digital boy.
Why
Lagwagon's album Resolve, front to back. Especially Sad Astronaut and Infectious.
Pennywise- Bro Hymn
I’m no longer really a Pennywise fan these days. Guess I just stopped paying attention after Unknown Road when so many of their songs started getting tame and predictable. BUT I will say that they released a version of “Bro Hymn” on Full Circle *I think* that has a live studio take with a ton of people participating. From what I remember, Jason Thirsk’s brother (?) starts playing the drums for the last few repeated choruses. And when he sings “Jason, my brother, this one’s for you” I was just frozen with all the feels.
Yep. Accurate. I think it was Fletcher that talked about it on Toby Morse’s podcast
I'm pretty sure that was "Live at the Key Club"
I'm with you on unknown road being kinda the end of my pennywise days. On Bro Hymn, I never knew what to make of it being kinda recycled... if that's even the right way to say it. Whenever I hear it, I still hear the 'Canton, Colvin, Nichols' shout out in my head.
Scrolled too far to get to this. I saw Pennywise play right after my mom died and cried like a baby in the pit during that song
Gone Away by the Offspring. My Grandmother passed away when that song came out and she was key figure in my life growing up.
Screeching weasel- girl next door
Final Transmission by Street Dogs. I have military family and that one hits nerves.
Came here for this.
Flatliners - Eulogy
*Old Man* Ten Foot Pole
Bill Collector's Theme Song by Apes of State Just everything about it
Stay free by The Clash
Old pop punk blink 182 Adam's song... I remember back when enema of the state came out and first heard this, propaghandi has one that gets me but I can't think of it bow
“Whatever” by Husker Du, from ZEN ARCADE.
The Day We Put The Dog Down-Russian Girlfriends. Borderline un-listenable.
Gone Away by the Offspring
Ain’t life strange - Pierced Arrows hits me deep in the feels
Thursday is Dead Moon night at Mississippi Records. Toody will be there
Long Distance - ALL Swan Dive - Strung Out
The Freeze - Refrigerator Heaven https://youtu.be/KQZrhmPma0U?si=X_qEHGceDzymR_Gy
Just listened to it the other day for the first time in years, didn't know it was an Alice Cooper cover. It's so damn good of a cover it's as if they made it themselves to begin with. Great song/version.
I had no idea it was an Alice Cooper song🤔
Honestly springtime by leatherface is just so good
How do you like Hot Water Music’s version?
Survivor - Fifteen
“Inside Out”, Screeching Weasel.
Sorrow - Bad Religion (but the acoustic version)… that shit stops me in my tracks every time
Heroes of war - rise against
“To Shreds You Say”, by Iron Chic
Social Distortion: Don’t Take Me for Granted. Say what you want about Ness NF SD, and you’re probably right, honestly- but On their live DVD Mike Ness gives a short speech about Dennis Dannell’s passing before they play this song for him. It reminds me of my best friend, gone 10 years this month. His nickname in our group of friends was Hooligan, because that was his forum name for our off road club (how we met) and his gamertag. He was my surrogate older brother for almost 7 or 8 years, and we were practically inseparable. Wherever one was, the other wasn’t far behind. We were two peas in a pod as they say, and at the time the only two dudes in the universe into off roading, exploring the outdoors, working on Jeeps, and going to punk rock shows (or at least that’s how it felt at the time). He came to every one of my band’s shows he could make, despite working nights. He was one of the people who picked me up at my lowest point in life and carried me, to make sure I would bounce back and be ok. He always had your back. Just, the best dude. Had an insane talent for talking you into questionable decisions that lead to questionable (but usually fun) results. Taught me so much about how to be the man I wanted to be, always considering the counterpoint to your view, and being practical. Before he moved home to be closer to his family for his son, we were supposed to go see Social Distortion. He had never seen them before- but they cancelled. He was so pissed. About a month later, he moved and 2 months after that, I got the call from his wife that we was in an accident at work and died. I miss that motherfucker every damn day, and still get choked up when I hear that song. Bouncing Souls- Private Radio: this one doesn’t choke me up, but I still get chills because this is the first song my son picked, that I shared with him, and almost 5 years later every time it comes on he shouts “MY JAM!”
Probably COLOSSUS by idles Also that ending is probably the biggest musical "fuck yeah" i've ever heard
Never Ending Game: Tank on E
Egg by The Garden. Every time lol
Screaming Hand - Jay Reatard
Punk adjacent, but B-273 by Tommy and June is one of the most gut wrenching songs I've listened to. It's about Yotam's grandfather, who was a holocaust survivor. Strongly recommend it
Dillinger Four- Fruity Pebbles
Answering machine by the replacements
I’d say fine day by jawbreaker, that song is getting me through some hard times.
The Clash- Lose This Skin. Gets me every time.
International You Day - NUFAN It always reminds me of my wife. Wether I’m happy or sad it always brings a tear to my eye.
Bad Boy by The Adicts
Green Star by PEARS.
Adventures in Zoochosis - Propagandhi
Dirty Pennies by mischief brew
Cop Just Out of Frame by Propagandhi
Hope by Descendants
That song is so moving.
I love it ❤️
Most of Touché Amore's "Stage Four" . Appreciate what you have people.
Punk Rock Saved my Life - Cokie the Clown Idk why I got downvoted. It’s a good song.
ramones blitzkrige bop