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1	Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll (2004) more music like this by Social Distortion Eight years separated the release of Social Distortion's misguided White Light, White Heat, White Trash and their next studio album, 2004's Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll, and a fair amount happened to the band in that time. Most notably, Dennis Danell, who had been the only constant in the band's lineup besides leader Mike Ness, died in 2001 at the ... see all copies from $7.16! new only from $12.69!
2	(MIA): The Complete Anthology (1993) more music like this by The Germs There are other collections with rarer material out there, notably the live Germicide and Media Blitz, but unless one is a rabid must-have-everything-Crash-breathed-on fanatic, (MIA) is everything one could ever want from the Germs in one perfect collection. Not simply a reissue of (GI) -- thus the joke of the title -- (MIA) pulls together ... see all copies from $12.41! new only from $14.11!
3	The Best: Make the Music Go Bang (2004) more music like this by X There are generally two schools of thought on assembling a career-spanning anthology of a musician of consequence -- you can compile a fan-oriented set that loads up all manner of rare and unreleased tracks alongside the act's better-known material, or go for an album designed for newcomers and dabblers that presents an efficient one-stop overview ... see all copies from $15.55! new only from $21.44!
4	Wild Gift [2001 Reissue] (2001) more music like this by X Like Rhino's 2001 reissue of the Ramones' Leave Home, which offered more bonus material than the group's debut, the label's 2001 expanded reissue of X's second album, Wild Gift, offers more (and more interesting) bonus tracks than Los Angeles. Of course, Wild Gift isn't the dip in quality that Leave Home was -- it's the equal of Los Angeles, only ... see all copies from $8.13! new only from $8.13!
5	Stranger Than Fiction (1994) more music like this by Bad Religion It seems that Bad Religion's eighth LP is a rare case of selling out in reverse. Having signed to the big bad major wolf ("what big teeth you have, Grandma Atlantic"), the bandmembers seem too intent on showing their fans they're not going wimpy, so they turn their back on the advances of Generator and Recipe for Hate in order to bring back the ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $4.33!
6	Damaged (1981) more music like this by Black Flag Perhaps the best album to emerge from the quagmire that was early-'80s California hardcore punk, the visceral, intensely physical presence of Damaged has yet to be equaled, although many bands have tried. Although Black Flag had been recording for three years prior to this release, the fact that Henry Rollins was now their lead singer made all the ... see all copies from $10.39! new only from $11.95!
7	Wild in the Streets (1982) more music like this by The Circle Jerks Wild in the Streets doesn't have the wild, appealingly offensive mixture of crude lyrics and frenetic riffs that made the Circle Jerks' debut, Group Sex, a minor hardcore classic, but there are enough tracks that nearly make the mark -- including a tongue-in-cheek cover of "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" and the title track, which is a version ... see all copies from $5.50! new only from $12.35!
8	The Gray Race (1996) more music like this by Bad Religion It's a testament to a band that their weakest work is still this great. There's no question that the loss of guitarist Brett Gurewitz hurts the band. Gurewitz had a hot, edgy sound, and wrote half the songs, including all four singles off 1994's stunning Stranger Than Fiction. Losing such an awesome talent would cripple most groups. Fortunately, ... see all copies from $2.95! new only from $7.99!
9	No Substance (1998) more music like this by Bad Religion Talk about a return to form. 1996's misproduced, flat-sounding, disappointing The Gray Race (a good LP for most bands but a poor one for Bad Religion) had both critics and fans wondering if this U.S. underground institution could prosper despite the loss of key guitarist BRETT GUREWITZ, who'd written half the songs on the first eight albums, as ... see all copies from $5.11! new only from $9.20!
10	Greatest Hits (2007) more music like this by Social Distortion It's a bit startling to realize that Social Distortion will be celebrating their 30th anniversary in 2008 (with the 25th anniversary of their first LP happening the same year), especially since in the mid-'80s it seemed an open question if Mike Ness would live out the decade, let alone keep making records in the 21st century. Given that they've ... see all copies from $12.69! new only from $14.56!
11 view cover	Loose Nut (1985) more music like this by Black Flag One of three LPs released by Black Flag in 1985, Loose Nut suffers from its creators' rampant profligacy. Too much of the record is under-rehearsed and under-ripe, yet when the group hits its stride, as on Henry Rollins' brutal "This Is Good," it's hard to deny the group's trademark, adrenaline-rush appeal. Other highlights include "Annihilate ... see all copies from $7.00! new only from $12.75!
12 view cover	Golden Shower of Hits (1983) more music like this by The Circle Jerks Everything you love about legendary Californian punkers the Circle Jerks is gloriously displayed on Golden Shower of Hits. Obnoxious humor (Keith Morris' vocals, the album cover), disjointed guitars courtesy of Greg Hetson, and sloppy yet excited rhythm work (bassist Roger Rogerson and drummer John Ingram) all add up to perhaps the ultimate punk ... see all copies from $8.69! new only from $9.07!
13 view cover	The Record (1982) more music like this by Fear In many ways, punk rock was a musical ink-blot test, and different people tended to see different things in it. Some saw punk as a call to organize the proletariat, others an opportunity to smash the state, some thought it was just a good excuse to get drunk and party, and a few folks figured it might be a easy way to make some quick money. Fear, ... see all copies from $9.78! new only from $16.52!
14 view cover	The Process of Belief (2002) more music like this by Bad Religion Based on only one or two listens to The Process of Belief, one would be tempted to retitle it The Process of Backsliding. It's like a batch of outtakes from their 1988 comeback LP, Suffer, or the amazing juggernauts that followed, No Control and Against the Grain. But successive immersions into the new LP's brute, lashing power and wild honey ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $10.76!
15 view cover	Wonderful (1985) more music like this by The Circle Jerks see all copies from $10.95! new only from $12.06!
16 view cover	The First Four Years (1983) more music like this by Black Flag The best collection of pre-Henry Rollins-era Black Flag. Much of The First Four Years finds the band in developmental mode, but the sonic anarchy and political vituperation met head-on more than once, creating a ferociously good time. Not simply for completists, this is an important recording of the then-burgeoning L.A. hardcore scene. John ... see all copies from $10.58! new only from $12.55!
17 view cover	Recipe for Hate (1993) more music like this by Bad Religion Punk veterans Bad Religion don't rely on bankrupt laurels, nostalgia, or a facade of long-expired cool. LP after LP, they just set vicious hooks, a blitzkrieg attack, and potent lyrics to soaring singer Greg Graffin's piledriving passion. It's easy to take them for granted, to view Recipe as just another red-hot LP (ho hum) by the last and best ... see all copies from $3.82! new only from $16.95!
18 view cover	Suffer (1988) more music like this by Bad Religion In early 2004, Epitaph released remastered versions of four Bad Religion LPs, as well as a tour film dating from 1989. Suffer was always one of the band's strongest albums, marking the reunion of its original lineup, tighter playing, and the blazing erudition of cuts like "Land of Competition," "You Are (The Government)," and "What Can You Do?" ... see all copies from $5.87! new only from $10.76!
19 view cover	No Control (1989) more music like this by Bad Religion Suffer had already wound the meter on Bad Religion's Cali hardcore even tighter -- No Control simply and forcefully continued the shift, delivering a pummel of melodic songwriting made sharp by Greg Graffin's populist cynicism and the stinging barbs of a twin-guitar strike. The remastering for the 2004 version greatly amplified the album's volume. ... see all copies from $2.75! new only from $10.71!
20 view cover	Slip It In (1984) more music like this by Black Flag Slip It In followed My War almost immediately, and while a bit better (fewer mega-volume angst drones), the band still wanders a bit, experimenting with expanding the breadth of hardcore into a newer hard rock/punk sound. This is especially true of Greg Ginn's guitar playing, which was becoming increasingly avant-garde and exciting. Rather than ... see all copies from $12.36! new only from $12.81!
21 view cover	Everything Went Black (1983) more music like this by Black Flag When Everything Went Black was first released in 1983, Black Flag was in the middle of a backbreaking legal dispute with Unicorn Records. As a result of litigation, the band was prevented from using the Black Flag name on any records. Hence the original packaging for this album, which listed only the names of individual bandmembers on the cover ... see all copies from $11.32! new only from $16.48!
22 view cover	Born Innocent (1981) more music like this by Red Kross Originally issued in 1982, Born Innocent was the debut full-length release from Redd Kross, a band of suburban L.A. youth fronted by brothers Jeff (guitar, vocals) and Steve McDonald (bass). Aged 18 and 14, respectively, the aspiring punks are aided and abetted here by rhythm guitarist Tracy Lee and drummers Janet Housden and John Stielow as they ... see all copies from $6.00! new only from $12.57!
23 view cover	The New America (2000) more music like this by Bad Religion Todd Rundgren may seem like an odd choice of producer for Bad Religion, but as The New America illustrates, it was an inspired, even necessary, one for the veteran Californian punkers. Bad Religion painted themselves into a corner in the late '90s, adhering to the literate, hard-driving punk that marked their indie releases. That may have kept ... see all copies from $2.98! new only from $9.00!
24 view cover	Punk Rock Christmas (1995) more music like this by Various Artists Punk Rock Xmas collects 18 anti-season ditties from the dawn of punk to the present. Everything from the downright rude to hilariously nihilistic, this CD hurricane offers a skewed seasonal perspective through the eyes of the Ramones, the Damned, the Dickies, Fear, Stiff Little Fingers, Mojo Nixon, and a motley cast of many more. From the tongue ... see all copies from $5.79! new only from $10.76!
25 view cover	Wasted...Again (1987) more music like this by Black Flag Wasted...Again is a posthumous release that is an essential career summation. For those hearing the ear-searing sounds of early-'80s SoCal hardcore punk for the first time, Wasted...Again is an essential purchase. John Dougan, All Music Guide see all copies from $9.33! new only from $11.95!

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