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Best pop punk bands of all time?

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Participants darksurfer24Nicholas Perez33rustymaker60Gregory Walker15David Sullivan4gentlepuma20Daniel Bailey7Kevin Chavez3analogharbor442Raymond Barrett12Jason Chavez32AEdward Grant63George Hall5redcrane28steelviper6silvereagle132Megan Price4Susan Edwards3Nicholas King62Peter Hall6Maria Nelson35James Gonzalez49wanderingraven20 …
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Alright, let's hear them:

Green Day
NOFX
Ash
Less Than Jake
Millencolin
MxPx
Graham Coxon
Subways
Strung out
No Use for a Name
Taking Back Sunday
Sublime
Zebrahead
Offspring
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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#2 ·
I honestly think Graham Coxon is such an incredible pop punk band😬
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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#3 ·
Technically speaking, the man operates as a solo artist, if we're being formal about it.
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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#4 ·
His hair is practically touching the sky at this point!
rustymaker60 rustymaker60 Member
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#5 ·
Transvision Vamp and The Primitives feel more like bubblegum pop to me,
I'm honestly not sure if I would even categorize them in that same group.
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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#6 ·
I'm not too familiar with The Primitives, but I know Transvision Vamp—they lean much more toward bubblegum rock.
Gregory Walker15 Gregory Walker15 Member
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#7 ·
I am certain that this is quite convincingly the worst Lagwagon 🤮
David Sullivan4 David Sullivan4 Regular
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#8 ·
Ante Gotovina
gentlepuma20 gentlepuma20 Newcomer
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#9 ·
it's all just life, I guess

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Daniel Bailey7 Daniel Bailey7 Regular
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#10 ·
Come on, let's not mess with the kids... ☕
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#11 ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:his hair is basically a skyscraper at this point...

😍
analogharbor442 analogharbor442 Member
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#12 ·
Half of those bands you just listed are basically the holy grail of bubblegum pop music
🙂
Raymond Barrett12 Raymond Barrett12 Newcomer
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#13 ·
Well, just keep feeding me corn and watch me expand! Honestly, how on earth did all this absolute filth manage to infiltrate this place?🙂
Jason Chavez32 Jason Chavez32 Active Member
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#14 ·
One word—damn—what a verse!
A Anonymous Veteran
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#15 ·
darksurfer24 said:

Green Day👍
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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#16 ·
Alright, since everyone here considers themselves such an expert,
who do you actually consider the true icons of pop punk?
Edward Grant63 Edward Grant63 Member
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#17 ·
darksurfer24 said:Alright, since everyone here thinks they're such huge experts,
who do you actually consider the true icons of pop punk?

Uh, just whoever pops into my head first:
Superchunk🙂
Pixies😍
Buzzcocks
Agent Orange
early G.G. Allin
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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#18 ·
Superchunk and Agent Orange are absolute classics. I’m hearing the Pixies being categorized as pop punk for the first time, but honestly, it makes sense—certain tracks definitely fit the vibe, like "Alec Eiffel," "Debaser," "Allison," and "Gigantic."
I’ve never really delved into G.G. Allin, and as for the Buzzcocks, I wouldn't call them pop punk either; they strike me as pure punk rock.
Gregory Walker15 Gregory Walker15 Member
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#19 ·
Pixies and pop punk 😲

Are the Buzzcocks actually pop punk? 😉
Edward Grant63 Edward Grant63 Member
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#20 ·
I haven't got a clue. No idea at all. said:The Pixies? Yeah. They basically invented the blueprint for everything we call pop punk today. It’s wild when you actually sit down and listen to them. You hear that loud-quiet-loud dynamic they mastered? That’s the DNA of every basement band from New Jersey to California. Without them, the whole genre might have just stayed stuck in the seventies. They brought that raw, jagged energy that made everyone want to pick up a guitar and start making noise. It's all there. Pure influence. 😲

So what are we talking about here? Grunge?🙂

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