What are some of your favorite pop-punk albums/artists?
These are a few of mine in no particular order, pretty basic stuff as you can see.
Got any lesser known recs?
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Landon Reyes
literally the worst genre in music
Jaxon Nelson
This is probably pop punk
Hudson Wood
i usually hate fall out boy, but folie is pretty good
Joseph Perez
I can stand the shit in that pic more than most modern pop punk bands like modern baseball or neck deep.
All my friends back home listen to that shit and i just don't get it
Isaac Torres
thanks for answering my question and opening a thread that was clearly not made for you. please go back to your Death Grips threads.
Landon Edwards
This is a gem for me. Something about it just clicks with me. I think that I just find it so easy to sing along to and the melodies are fun and light and there seems a degree of sincerity with what they are trying to do.
I think that's the appeal of pop punk, the naive sincerity of the groups that they lost in their later albums and make them sound sterile and manufactured. Or I'm just nostalgic for a time in my life when this music was prominent.
Colton Johnson
early 2000s nostalgia is a nice thing for some people.
Kayden Ward
Alkaline Trio - Goddamnit
Blink-182 - Dude Ranch
Green Day - Insomniac
Lagwagon - Trashed
The Lawrence Arms - Oh Calcutta
The Offspring - Ignition
Zebrahead - Waste of Mind
Evan Flores
IIIIIII WILL NEVER END UP LIIKE HIM
Andrew Ross
modern baseball is way better than neck deep
Noah Brooks
>Zebrahead
shit, I forgot about them. I remember them from the old Tony Hawk game soundtracks.
Henry Jenkins
I remember back in high school, Green Day was shoved down my throat every day and I never liked their music.
Connor Johnson
>degree of sincerity
I totally agree, and the music is pretty fun as well.
I'll totally give them a listen, thanks user.
Jaxson Ortiz
I like them, but they are pretty overrated.
Ryder Bell
They've got quite a few decent albums surprisingly. The rap vocals can be cringe at times but they're one of the few bands i can think of that tried a rap/rock mix
Oliver Howard
Literally this, Headfirst Slide is GOAT late 2000s indie pop
Blake Sullivan
this
Parker Jackson
they are also a running gag
whatever festival lineup you see, they are on it
there are probably three Zebrahead versions currently touring
Grayson Martinez
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Jordan Bell
Title Fight. All other pop punk I find unappealing for some probably shallow reason but whatever.
Blake Kelly
More hardcore punk but I think it still belongs here.
Mason Powell
A pop-punk thread, holy fuck.
r.i.p Sup Forums.
Jose Gutierrez
back to your KPOP General.
Brody Carter
I'm 24. When I was younger pop-punk was all the rage but I never listened to it. Did I miss anything? Is it worth checking out or is it all pretty much trash?
Evan Wood
I personally enjoy MCR's Black Parade and Danger Days. Everything except that I hate.
Not OP btw
Charles Brooks
Most is trash desu but if you look for it you can find some very fun, punchy, pop albums with a little bit of bratty attitude.
Jason Roberts
Enema of the State by blink-182 is very fun.
All Killer, No Filler is an essential pop-punk album.
Pop-punk isn't too serious, it's just meant to be fun with a little angst on the side.
If you like those two you can branch out farther.
If you're under 27 you can still appreciate pop-punk.
Michael Jones
dookie and enema of the state and then what the fuck happened OP? did you turn into a 9 year old girl?
Gavin Murphy
Seriously this
Sebastian Jones
i grew out of Green Day but I still think When I Come Around is a pretty good song
Kayden Gutierrez
>Danger Days
my nigga
THE FUTURE IS BULLETPROOF
Isaac Gonzalez
We are the 1%
Noah Fisher
I grew up on Fall Out Boy, MCR, and Panic! so I don't hate them like most people do. I liked them before it was cool to hate them.
Hudson Foster
You've gotta be in the right mind set.
Don't go into pop-punk looking for music to sit and actively listen to. Do try to download some pop-punk and grab your bike and go for a ride, preferably around some beat-to-shit part of your neighborhood or a park or something.
It's a solid genre if you just want some positive sounds, it's doesn't exactly take itself seriously.
Unrelated:
Here is a free album of Icelandic Pop-punk. It's actually pretty solid. Come to think of it, listening to pop-punk in a language you don't understand probably just cements the feels that you get from pop-punk.
Landon Edwards
Would you consider this pop punk?
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Chase Barnes
Party Poison, S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W, and Summertime are some really underrated songs.
I also feel Na Na Na [Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na] is second only to Welcome To The Black Parade.
I really wish MCR did what Fall Out Boy did with Save Rock and Roll and make a music video for every song on the album and put it together to make a movie.
I'd pay to see more of that world they made for Danger Days. Felt like a Mad Max fan-film.
Levi Lee
Just a reminder that The Young and the Hopeless is one of the best pop-punk albums ever.
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Blake Barnes
boxcar racer
Bentley Sullivan
>mentioning pop punk
>no new found glory
goat t b h
Charles Rivera
>fall out boy
>not recognizing TTTYG as the best album
Jacob Phillips
Yes because there aren't 237375 other threads you could go fucking look at
Julian Cruz
THE AFTERMATH IS SECONDARY
Jason Davis
1. Folie à Duex
2. From Under The Cork Tree
3. Take This To Your Grave
4. Infinity On High
5. American Beauty/American Psycho
6. Save Rock and Roll
7. PAX AM Days
8. Evening Out With Your Girlfriend
all of them are great albums, only reason PAX is so low is because it's way too short.
What a Catch, Donnie is fucking fantastic.
Camden Miller
IT'S TIME TO DO IT NOW AND DO IT LOUD
Hunter Scott
this shit is pretty good. Know anything similar?
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Carter Reed
I love all the 90s stuff, this is the only pop punk post 2005 or so I've enjoyed
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Bentley Cox
thank you for existing
Luke Morris
Robert Martin
taking back sund
Brody Nguyen
Jackson Watson
ditto
Aiden Rodriguez
Eli Kelly
definitely underrated
Justin Wilson
>What a Catch, Donnie
True, true
My list would probably be like :
1.Take This To Your Grave
2.Save Rock & Roll (don't kill me, I just like it, can't explain it)
3.From Under The Cork Tree
4.Infinity On High
5.Folie a Duex
6.PAX AM Days
7. Evening Out With Your Girlfriend
8(Last) - ABAP
Dylan Diaz
KILLJOYS MAKE SOME NOISE
Lucas Morris
Jonathan Cruz
Underrated af, this should be in every essential Pop punk chart.
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And the GOAT:
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Ryan Powell
Good Charlotte and Simple Plan are the only bands that I've only seen hate for even from pop punk fans. I'm surprised they have any defenders on Sup Forums.
Good Charlotte is the worst by far, tho.
Isaac Bailey
Jonathan Robinson
>liking american radass by dads
Lucas Diaz
>killing you for liking a fantastic album
Post-Breakup Fall Out Boy was been really good in my opinion, a lot of purists would disagree but Stump and co wanted to reinvent the band and become something new and I have the upmost respect for them for doing that.
Good list, but I have to ask about AB/AP. I'm curious about its position.
Nathaniel Hill
I agree. Used to enjoy it when I was younger but times have changed.
Jacob Perry
I just really didn't like it. I loved SR&R because I felt like it was a pretty great blend of pop and rock music, but for ABAP I feel like it went from 50% rock 50% pop to 30% rock 70% pop. Just too poppy for me to like. Irresistible is a good song though, and centuries isn't bad
Wyatt Nguyen
Direct Hit!
Masked Intruder
The Menzingers
Off With Their Heads
Lipstick Homicide
Crusades
Joyce Manor
Dan Vapid and the Cheats
Hey! hello!
Teenage Bottlerocket
Banner Pilot
Are all good and modern pop punk bands.
Oliver Jenkins
DRUGS, GIMME DRUGS
GIMME DRUGS, I DON'T NEED IT
BUT I'LL SELL WHAT YOU GOT
TAKE THE CASH AND I'LL KEEP IT
EIGHT LEGS TO THE WALL
HIT THE GAS, KILL EM' ALL
AND WE CRAWL, AND WE CRAWL, AND WE CRAWL
YOU BE MY DETONATOR
Hudson Diaz
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The nostalgia
Logan Bennett
And also, putting anything that came out post hiatus in the top 3 FOB albums is like blasphemy to most of their fans lol
Julian Morales
Love, gimme love, gimme love
I don't need it, but I'll take what I want from your heart
And I'll keep it in a bag, in a box
Put an X on the floor
Gimme more, gimme more, gimme more
Shut up and sing it with me
Christian Gray
How come everytime I post the Queers in a pop punk discussion it gets no love? They are the BEST pop punk band and it's not debatable
Gavin Sullivan
damn i remember when this song came out and everyone sang it for a bit. killer video.
Thomas Green
Hell yah man. You are new Sup Forums waifu
Mason Howard
this nigga has taste
Christopher Gray
fair enough, it gets a bit poppy at times.
The only reason I put it above SR&R is because with AB/AP I just ended up loving all the songs in the order it was put in and for some reason they all pulled me in.
For SR&R I really, really love The Phoenix and My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark, and then I casually listen to the rest of the album (up until Rat a Tat and the title song, which get in my head and are very memorable) and like it but the songs didn't really end up in my head like with AB/AP. Not to diss anything from Save Rock and Roll, everything on it is really good.
in my opinion Save Rock and Roll starts off much stronger and ends much stronger than AB/AP, while AB/AP I enjoy at the same level all the way through, which I guess I just ended up liking more.
I think my favorite song from it would be either Novocaine or Twin Skeletons.
Nicholas Reyes
>I just ended up loving all the songs in the order it was put in and for some reason they all pulled me in.
Yep, same for me and SR&R
>but the songs didn't really end up in my head like with AB/AP
Fair enough, the album isn't as catchy as ABAP
Benjamin Scott
Chronicles of Life and Death I liked a lot.
David Gonzalez
People only know one song by them.
Jeremiah White
Sure, OP!
I'll start, since no one's taken the opportunity yet to do so.
Ethan Nelson
OP, dookie is the only album in your pic that is actually pop punk. The rest of that shit is all alternative rock or even just power pop. Most of that stuff was inspired by Dookie era green day who were themselves inspired by the ramones, the buzzcocks, and the clash. The rest of those really have no connection at all to the punk tradition. Also milo goes to college managed to simultaniously be both the best hardcore album and the best pop punk album
Jacob Sullivan
I think Simple Plan is 2bh.
Anthony Edwards
Oh, spoke too soon.
If this is what you're into, I'm going to rec a NJ band
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>Masked Intruder
Yes, bro. Holy shit, does this fucking band have a lot of fun. Looks like they have one member who's only job it is to do is dance with the audience.
Saw them with Teenage Bottlerocket and the Queers.
Jason Lewis
hey I liked that song. I'm an album kind of dude so which one should I start with. You've intrigued me.
Grayson Cooper
> Also milo goes to college managed to simultaniously be both the best hardcore album and the best pop punk album
No, no fucking way. Milo is a great album, and one of the top pop punk releases, but hardcore?
I think this is more you thinking that hardcores a more legitimate style, and an attempt to defend the Descendants.
Broski, neither the band, nor the genre needs that defense.
Milo's pop through and through.
Evan Brown
blink-182 HAS to be pop-punk. isn't it?
Asher Ross
The album that track comes from isn't a bad point to start, but I think there's a lot of filler going on with that one.
I'd go with Love Songs For the Retarded, in a heartbeat, though. Check this: youtube.com
If that's your jam, there's scant a bad track on the album.
Or, Grow Up. (For Goodbye California, Rambo Rat, Burger King Queen, I Met Her at the Rat, Boobarella, Love Love Love)
Grayson Edwards
I wonder what they've got in store for us in the future.
Their rap collaboration album didn't really do it me.
I wish they'd do more collaborations with Brendon Urie.
Juan Jackson
thanks for the rec.
Jace Nguyen
objectively the best band of this genre
Ethan Morales
No probs. They're a very solid band.
One of the few I've seen every.single.time. they come around. Very energetic and fun live.
Doesn't seem to matter they're gaining on grandfather age these days.
Oliver Rogers
I listed to Radiosurgery recently. It was enjoyable.
Henry Price
everyone of those was me LOL. will check out your band from NJ. I'm old guy this was the 'scene' i grew up in
glad you liked it. That track is from Punk Rock Confidential, which is more pop and the band is kinda old.
To me, the quintessential pop punk era Queers albums are Love Songs for the Retarded and Don't Back Down
Kayden Phillips
Anything with this sticker on it
James Long
the only good answer in this thread
Jason Ortiz
>I don't like fun
Robert Peterson
Panic! at the Disco power rankings:
1. A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
2. Pretty. Odd.
3. Death of a Bachelor
4. Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!
5. Vices & Virtues
Tyler Williams
This better be worth it.
Leo Russell
Chase Russell
mcr is the only good band on this chart.
Levi Reed
A pop-punk thread and nobody mentions The Ramones, (The GODFATHERS/INVENTORS of Pop Punk) The Buzzcocks, The Undertones, or even The Descendents? I mean I can understand people overlooking The Suicide Commandos, but, c'mon, people! LAME!