Top 10 British Punk Bands

[@jedfurniss3005]

In 76/77/78 - the height of British Punk - The Stranglers were at the forefront. Rattus, No More Heroes and Black & White are classic albums.... threatening, confrontational and menacing. Punk at its finest.

[@yumasairinen8978]

Crass is definitely my favorite band ever!

[@stephenhackney7876]

No Discharge?! They were the progenitors of d-beat, crust, powerviolence, and grindcore! Massively influential.

[@samfarrow348]

Agreed!

[@redwelder]

Damn right, Discharge is an innovator and helped form a few new genres from their badass hardcore punk

[@bearcage]

I can’t believe The Stranglers didn’t get a mention. Again they don’t get the recognition they deserve, absolutely fantastic band with some phenomenal studio albums, seen them live quiet a few times and they have always been brilliant. I’ve come out of the gigs buzzing from their amazing playing and performance. My all time favourite band. 🖤❤️

[@philipstockdale1335]

I love the Stranglers, but they weren’t a punk band. They started in 1974, they were a lot older than the punks. They were just aggressive and jumped on the bandwagon.

[@spaceoddity2485]

They don’t get a mention . Because the person Who put this list together is an absolute idiot

[@spaceoddity2485]

@@philipstockdale1335 They always sounded pretty damn punk to me!

[@deadbydayinblack]

@@philipstockdale1335 Yet the Jam are punk? But you are correct the lads where more pub rock new wave.

[@patbassman8251]

@@philipstockdale1335 They started the Punk movement .

[@millerhxc]

People were skeptical about this channel but it's so far blowing the main channel out of the water. As a punk/hardcore fan, this is one of the best videos I've seen in a while! However, this list is badly missing any Oi! bands bar the Sham 69 mention (Cock Sparrer, Cockney Rejects, The Last Resort..). Maybe you should do an Oi! only list, even on the main channel to include European Oi bands.

[@graemenicol6377]

millerhxc totally agree where are Sparrer + Exploited on that list you can't have a top 10 without them.

[@Gregbaltzer]

But Discharge, and Charged GBH should have made the list.

[@hetaliafordummies9372]

millerhxc Same

[@theow-h4725]

Oi! is awesome but the lack of the exploited is confusing... Be it uk82(uk crossover thrash) they're still an awesome band and should have been on here!

[@christopherbarney8424]

Let's not forget the Business, Angelic Upstarts or the single greatest OI band ever....BLITZ!

[@punkrockloser9095]

I'm from US and the Clash was the first punk band I've listened to. ...now I'm forming a band myself \m/

[@DigUrOwnHole]

how is the band going?

[@TS50ER]

Here's my top-ten: #1: The Clash #1.5: Discharge #2: Exploited #3: Pistols #4: Stranglers #5: SLF #6: X-Ray Spex #7: GBH #8: Blitz #9: Anti-Nowhere League #10: The Partisans (on the strength of 'Police Story' alone )

[@eoinryan3275]

The Northern Irish punk scene was brilliant and underrated. No Undertones, Rudi or Outcasts!

[@waxedwaswrong4615]

Check out the Vinyl Richie video Top Ten UK Punk Albums.

[@davidjackson2524]

I don't usually think of The Jam as a Punk band. I think of them more as a Mod Rock band.

[@lesdolores5021]

David Jackson maybe post punk?

[@willieluncheonette]

David Jackson....One can argue endlessly about the Jam being either a punk band or a mod revival band. To my ears their first two albums are punky. After that, certainly not

[@johnpauljones6701]

The Jam lean towards pop punk more than punk rock, I would still class them as proper punk though.

[@davidkennedy6208]

David Jackson yep, they weren't punk (Weller would LOVE ta hear his music classed as punk haha) you're spot on it was Mod music. Mods and punks are the complete opposite. Big up The Undertones!!!

[@davidkennedy6208]

Hunyadi János thanks mate, never knew that about them.Quite amazed.

[@jordancivic96]

Your lack of mentioning UK punk legends GBH, The Exploited, and Discharge is really disappointing

[@ryanhunter226]

jordancivic96 Siouxie Soux and the Banshees The Stranglers Tubeway Army didn't have them either

[@howarddavies9677]

Totally agree JC85, could add Disorder in there too.......

[@acdcking1234]

gbh is my favorite

[@davemedlock1431]

Chelsea

[@captiveh3028]

Punk was more mid 70s to 77 those bands brought back the rawness of punk but wasnt the punk genre but a spinoff. Oi!

[@guswebb1781]

The Stranglers?

[@ryanhunter226]

Gus Webb No The Stranglers No The Undertones No Siouxie and the Banshees and No Tubeway Army (my favourite) they only go for the ones most people know rather than the Underrated ones

[@LeeHutchy26]

At the time people thought members of the stranglers were too old to be a punk band so were classed as a new wave band same happened with Tom Robinson Band. In retro spec most people do class them as a punk band though; they do deserve to be on the list.

[@guswebb1781]

True post the Raven but they were much more like Punk than bands like the Jam that made the list. Compare 5 minutes to In The City and tell what is Punk and what isn't.

[@dorco99]

The stranglers are one if the best bands of all time....especially the cornwell years

[@julianaylor4351]

Gus Webb Saw them live in 1979 on the bill at the Who's concert at Wembley Stadium along with the Who and AC/DC they were @#£+! amazing.😎🇬🇧

[@samfarrow348]

As one of the young punks of the scene it’s amazing to see how punk is still going nearly 50 years later. Even if the mainstream media turned away from punk in the mid 80s, It’s still very much alive and well in the underground where it’s supposed to be!

[@slimedog]

UK Subs and The Fall deserved to be mentioned.

[@tommyboy9680]

UK SUBS !!!!🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@stevenfritchie7529]

I was glad to see Crass get mentioned; most sites ignore them. I would have also liked to have seen Poison Girls here.

[@Sirlarrythecat]

Both bloody awful live bands especially the poison girls I left three songs in they made my ears hurt and gave me nausea.

[@pamsharpe60]

Where were the Stranglers in all that? How could you miss them out!

[@irishtino1595]

Agree 100% - Being a yank I was not familiar with some of these bands, but thought overall good choices. The Stranglers not being included is a big miss though.

[@retrosoda5882]

So glad this channel exists

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

. 🙏🙏🙏

[@timgoodwin4424]

LittleBenjiPlays 2 the only channel with watch mojo to mention the stone roses in more than one video

[@gazsouth9264]

No Gen X, Lurkers, Siouxsie, Vibrators?

[@Reani71]

also no Chelsea, UK Subs, Wire, Magazine, Gang of Four, Spizzenergi, The Other Ones, Peter and the Test Tube Babies etc. pp. there were just so many...

[@lewisb85]

Also the ruts deserved to be on the list not a "honorable mention"

[@shaebryant1916]

Anti Nowhere League really should be on here. The most underrated band to come out of England

[@MrProofMan]

Dude, fuck yeah. People are sleeping on gold.

[@Zubareffstream111]

They were a joke, and a shit one at that

[@waxedwaswrong4615]

Check out the Vinyl Richie video Top Ten UK Punk Albums.

[@TheCropsyManiac]

So fucking what!

[@hansschjlberg172]

bloody half metal group! (how many"o"'s in bloody?)

[@JaixBlud]

Generation X should have 100% been on this list. In my opinion.

[@duffbaker9554]

They were the original pop punk band.

[@miti314]

They was american, not British !

[@JaixBlud]

@@miti314 they’re british.

[@miti314]

@@JaixBlud ok, sorry. I don't know why, but I thought Billy Idol was american ! 🤭

[@Paraludic]

Surprised Siouxsie and the Banshees wasn't on this list.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

This channel always forgets about Sioxsie for some reason, bullocks!

[@emiliehofer2064]

She's more of a Goth / New Wave artist

[@MeathookCinema]

Emilie Hofer Is she fuck. Do some research

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

+Emily Hoferm Sorry to deny you, but she herself would never identify as such, the song Hong Kong Garden and their debut álbum The Scream is an icon of the post punk movement.

[@Paraludic]

Emilie Hofer www.theguardian.com/music/2005/sep/24/popandrock.siouxsieandthebanshees There are loads of academic and non-academic articles that recognise her as one of the most influential women in punk alongside Bikini Kill

[@paulhank7967]

Heres my list of bands I saw live from 78 onwards... 1. Sex Pistols. 2. Clash. 3. Stiff Little Fingers. 4. Sham 69. 5. Stranglers 6. The Professionals. 7. 999 8. The Damned. 9. Generation X 10. The Slits.

[@1985cactus]

no Buzzcocks?

[@iHateAlexMusic]

​@@1985cactus YEAH WHERE TF IS BUZZCOCKS

[@pp-yz6dr]

man i am so close to you, but without doubt No1 is The Clash. By far.

[@paulhank7967]

@@1985cactus I didn't see them live.

[@1985cactus]

@@paulhank7967 Sorry, misread the post. My bad.

[@Scumpinator]

I've been waiting for this post for soooooo looooong

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

same

[@realbankrobber]

The Clash as number one its the only and obvious choice, but the Undertones, The Stranglers and Sham 69 should be in the list without a doubt!!!

[@Godasdogas]

My dad showed me the buzzcocks and I still listen to them

[@matthewm1633]

The jam is one of Britain’s greatest bands

[@jaydee4697]

Can't argue with that.

[@duffbaker9554]

The Cure- post punk band.

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

But the jam is not punk

[@kameronnaeole7680]

@@jimmythegentconway8690 how

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Mods

[@elisedorazio]

THE DAMNED!!! 1!!!!!!

[@gringogreen4719]

Alright...this is the best list put out so far. My only question is where are the Stranglers? No More Heroes is as punk as it gets! Besides nice and sleazy does it!😜

[@martinpepperell8424]

Big faves of mine at the time. And they were there at the start. Not true Punk - but neither were some of these. Their early stuff before punk was very weird check it out, lol.

[@gringogreen4719]

@@martinpepperell8424 Will do. Thank you for the suggestion.

[@jaydee4697]

Okay, since when were The Jam influenced by Prog Rock? They got their influences from sixties R'n'B, soul, ska, and bands like the Small Faces, The Who and The Kinks. Also, Paul Weller has repeatedly stated that he couldn't stand Prog Rock bands, and the stadium rock of the seventies.

[@borjasanchez918]

This top is OK but... No Stranglers??? really??

[@texasboy5527]

Because their music was NOT punk.

[@patbassman8251]

@@texasboy5527 Oh Ok so The Jam were punk were they .

[@texasboy5527]

@@patbassman8251 Nope. The Jam werent punk either.

[@marygrigorian_]

OMG I love The Clash❤️

[@FlowerPride]

Leftist lib shits

[@Miist3rDuce1]

My top 10 greatest British punk rock bands of all time. 10. Stiff little fingers 9. The ruts 8. GBH 7. Uk subs 6. Susie and the banshees 5. The stranglers 4. The buzzcocks 3. The damned 2. The sex pistols 1. The clash

[@rlinders9972]

That moment when WatchMojo UK do a better job than WatchMojo.com itself.

[@johnp515]

Thiti2000 3rd Channel Why not?

[@jasonhipperson]

The Stranglers??!!

[@texasboy5527]

Their music was NOT punk!

[@patbassman8251]

@@texasboy5527 What would you know your from Texas

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

I agreed with the top 4, but what about Magazine, Siouxsie and the Banshees and the Slits?

[@rlinders9972]

Those are all Post-punk bands.

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Magazine, nicely said 🙂

[@Johnno9989]

You included the Clash, Sex Pistols, Damned, Jam, X-Ray Spex and you couldn't even mention the Stranglers. I'm very disappointed.

[@georgepovey]

The meteors or the stranglers could of had a spot. Sex pistols over the clash in my opinion

[@punkoid76]

Morgan Freeman Wearing sunglasses Amen to that

[@mmarialexx]

George P yes I thought the sex pistols would be at the top

[@billwilliams2116]

Sham 69 should have made this list. And how come no Anti-Nowhere League?

[@jackjones1962]

I honestly thought the singer of sham69 was Glen Matlock the first time I saw heard of them

[@thewhoman3182]

Anti-nowhere League are sadly underrated.

[@philcollins4520]

When "I'm stranded"- The Saints September 1976 came out, Malcolm McLaren heard it and started to take interest in the Punk seen he soon got the Pistols and others who were around in the studio. That was the beginning of PUNK.

[@waxedwaswrong4615]

Punk started in NY.

[@hansschjlberg172]

@@waxedwaswrong4615 and obviously in Australia! Saints are fucking good! And the best 76 punk band ever!

[@scottdain6647]

If The Clash isnt at the top so help........

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

Same

[@supertramp9333]

I love the pistols but the clash is simply the greatest

[@MrJudda1994]

Random Profile the flash are so boring pistols are proper punk

[@thebasedgodmax1163]

+Boris Daspider You can't even spell their name right.

[@lewis5384]

na in a punk list sex pistols should undoubtedly be no1. If it wasnt for them then joe strummer wouldnt have quit his band and formed the clash and the clash dont have an album that captures the sound of punk quite like never mind the bollocks

[@bingoonbusses1048]

If you like punk music check out Slaves they are doing punk in 2017 and it still sounds authentic and real. I suggest listening to People that you meet, Cheer Up London, What Are your gunna do.

[@aishalea7508]

thrilled to see XRay specs on here.. i've NEVER met another human in my very long existance that knows this amazing band!!

[@SteveShaha]

Dang straight The Clash top this list!

[@jeffallinson8089]

The Sex Pistols simply had to be number 1. No question about it.

[@fatbelly27]

It's Mojo. They know nothing.

[@pp-yz6dr]

no way... only for stupids Punk Rockers

[@jeremiecampeau-poirier2636]

I'm happy to see The Clash at #1, one of my favorite bands, but i think the Sex Pistols represented the essence of punk better, so they could've been #1... of course, if you ranked these punk bands by their success, it makes a lot of sense to put The Clash at #1

[@seekah1]

I still would put the Pistols at the top. People soon forget just how powerful and influential that album was at the time and still reverberates today. Great production, great music and message, it's all contained in one glorious album. I'll always prefer them to The Clash however unpopular that is.

[@DaveAnchovies]

@@seekah1 absolutely right on.

[@nickchristian8195]

Nope!

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

@@nickchristian8195 yup

[@hansschjlberg172]

The Clash made 2 good punk albums, Pistols one... so 2-1 make them the winner ;-)

[@ChasD]

No mention of Killing Joke? Granted they were slightly late on the punk scene (1979), however, they should be on the list not least for the huge impact and influence they had on so many groups over the years. They are practically the godfathers of industrial music. That and their early live shows being brutal and primal, with vocalist Jaz Coleman's guttural roar and stage presence as a demonically possessed madman scaring the living daylights out of those who didn't "get" them. Then Geordie Walker would summon seven shades of Hell out of his guitar, and Big Paul Ferguson's immense thundering tribal drumming would finish off anything in their path.

[@suspiciouschicken]

FOCKIN LOVE THE JAM

[@lmay4255]

The buzzcocks ever falling in love was best song on here. Love that song

[@stevenhaas9622]

I'd put Stiff Little Fingers in the top 5.

[@MrRaffles]

Interesting lis, although I think you got the top 2 the wrong way round. A couple of points to make: The Adverts released two albums - aside from Crossing the Red Sea they released Cast of Thousands in 1979, which included the incredible Televisions Over. Also I am surprised to see that Siouxsie & the Banshees do not even get an honourable mention. Formed to play at the 100 Club punk festival in 1976 they had a long career, virtually creating the Post Punk movement with The Scream in 1978. There are very few women in the list, with only Poly Styrene & a glimpse of Gaye Advert. Perhaps you could create a list of the top 10 women in British punk - Siouxsie, The Slits, Poison Girls, Penetration etc. All as good as any in the list in this video.

[@inaudiblenoise9668]

Can't really argue with the bands you've picked as I'm a fan of most of them, but this just makes it look like punk ceased to exist after the 80s, as a younger punk/hardcore fan, there have been plenty of young exciting British punk bands like Gnarwolves, Heck, Creeper, Milk Teeth and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes who I think deserve some credit. Heck if you wanna throw pop punk into the mix, Neck Deep are one of the breakthrough bands of recent years. I get that a lot of these are too young to get a mention, but even if you wanna go back a few years, where's Gallows? Arguably the most important British punk band of the 2000s, a more debatable one is Enter Shikari, I know they don't necessarily sound like a punk band, but everything they do represents the punk atitude as a whole, they're very poilitical, they do what ever the fuck they want, they don't try and be like anyone else, just listen to Anaethetist and tell me that ain't punk as fuck. I get it's not based on my opinion, but come on I think Gallows at least deserve to be in the honourable mentions.

[@finroe6089]

I was going to mention Gallows

[@TheWindowBat]

TheMindsweeper give me some of that sweet Frank Carter stuff right now, he's blowing it out of the water at the moment

[@garththompson3384]

Glad to see HECK and Shikari get a mention

[@garththompson3384]

Jack Lewis not American, also have you listened to anything recent, no!

[@inaudiblenoise9668]

Enter Shikari? American? What have you been smoking?

[@wastoid138]

This channel is way better than the US one.

[@markjackson6642]

The UK invented the 80's New Wave!!! GO 80's REBEL AND ANARCHY!!! LOL!!!

[@krismarsh4164]

Actually U.K invented music lol

[@nicodelfine5194]

Great channel!

[@samsfilmreviews7985]

I hope the damned is on this list

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

nr 3!

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

Third

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Should have been No.1

[@mikemike8142]

My rank puts the Damned at 1 999 Stranglers Conflict Buzzcocks Jam Subhumans Chaos UK Discharge Stiff little fingers Sham 69

[@gerauldvellabrincat6241]

Gotta agree. Where are the STRANGLERS? The Stiff Little Fingers at 9. WTF.

[@kirstenjakobsen1651]

The Jam #8????????? My list : 3) The Clash ❤️ 2) The Jam ❤️❤️ 1) Sex Pistols ❤️❤️❤️

[@spartacusromanus]

The Clash #1, of course! Excellent!!!

[@steverust5469]

The Jam are about as ,punk as bee gees are heavy metal! I love the jam but no way are they punk.

[@julianaylor4351]

steve rust Yeah they are part of the 80s mod revival movement.

[@jonblazeinc]

At the time they were classed as mod punks so still punk

[@thewhoman3182]

Their early stuff like in the city is close to punk but not quite there.

[@gmantramp404]

@@julianaylor4351 The Jam were 70,s and 80,s you amateur!!!

[@simonetta-ta]

I luv 'em all!! + 999 + the partisans +angelic upstarts + + + ❤

[@elynnor6751]

first one of these i’ve seen to (rightfully) place the clash above the pistols. both are incredible bands but the clash were on another level. those who say the later albums weren’t “punk” have no grasp on what punk means - it’s not a sound and shouldn’t be reduced to just that.

[@MegaSandyford]

The clash self titled first album was great, after that they sold there soul. Would not have had them top of the list? Crass absolutely

[@aishalea7508]

I would have been blown away to also see Penetration in here, they were great

[@gorefest9939]

Chaos Uk.?????Saw them live last year here in Belgium,i saw about 30 gigs that year,and Chaos uk was one of the very best.Great band still going strong,should be on the list in my eyes

[@Morphstock]

Split up a year or two ago I think, but a great band. I think their spin off band FUK are still going though

[@scotthill5043]

Dear God what blasphemy to not list the Pistols as #1! Also Where is the Vibrators (Pure Mania) who never quit touring since the were playing at the 100 club so many decades earlier. It was a pleasure to get to talk with "Eddie" John Edwards at a gig years ago in Tampa, Florida at the Brass Mug. To hear true recollection of the Punk scene as it was happening, rather than reading second hand knowledge, was remarkable and educational... BTW there set was STILL amazing. They were touring with the UK Subs at the time.

[@donatuskissoon9365]

The Ruts should be in the top 3. Stranglers, Chelsea, Generation X, Adam and the Ants, The Undertones

[@garyhunter1474]

Chelsea wer my fav band glad someone remembers them, still going today.

[@londonmockett8952]

The clash are the best my favorite band numerically I like more the clash than any other band

[@Gothic3174]

Wire? :(

[@shedevil50337]

I'm glad to see the Subhumans on here, although they deserve more than an honourable mention. They're still going strong, as is the other band of singer, Dick Lucas, Citizen Fish, a ska-punk group. If you want social commentary on the state of the UK, the Subhumans is the best group to listen to. I'd have liked to see Penetration on here.

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Great top but what about uk subs ?

[@Shortypants1215]

Your number one choice makes me happy.

[@CIMAmotor]

It would have the Pistols at number one for me and Sham would have definately appeared in the top ten. Also Siouxie and the Banshees didn't even get an honourable mention? My favourite band is the Cockney Rejects but I get how they didn't feature in the top ten.

[@cjanderson4628]

YES its about damn time more punk stuff

[@nedd.8479]

1: Stiff Little Fingers 2: The Clash 3: The Damned 4: Sex Pistols 5: Wire

[@MrJJr-lw9zq]

If I had to make a list I’d put 1.Damned 2.Pistols 3.Clash 4.Buzzcocks 5.X ray specks 6.Adverts 7.Slits 8.Generation X 9.Jam 10. Stranglers

[@willturner8039]

Buzzcocks are the best!

[@Damocles54]

i just recall that rock the casbah was the first song armed forces radio played when they set up for desert shield lol

[@davidjackson2524]

What about the Undertones from Derry.

[@billwilliams2116]

This list says best British punk bands. Since they are Irish, they don't qualify otherwise I'd agree with you.

[@velouris76]

bill williams, Ths Undertones were from Derry, which is in Northern Ireland, so if Stiff Little Fingers are on list, Undertones should be too...

[@jonblazeinc]

David Jackson Northern Ireland is British

[@Geese-farting-in-the-wind]

But SLF were good.

[@Geese-farting-in-the-wind]

When I was a young punk, one question was often asked of punks who were nervous about doing something, or if their punk credentials were being questioned... "Who are you, Sid or Feargal?" Nobody wanted to be called a Feargal. It was a major insult.

[@abroomxkiddingme2571]

I think UK Subs should have been on there. Great band

[@EATherridan]

Buzzcocks should be higher.

[@vandalking8341]

EATherridan Buzzcocks Should be first

[@thecyberologist]

buzzcocks r new wave NOT PUNK......

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Agree

[@steveo7767]

The Jam for sure a foundation band

[@edirib2004]

The ultimate British Punk band is The Clash, by far!

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

It is

[@britmananimeboi6943]

I'm so happy #1 is the clash There a bloody good band

[@FlowerPride]

Fuck the clash

[@craigbeasley1]

Au Pairs, Poison Girls, Slits, Siouxie & the Banshees.

[@aidenmatthews3466]

The Clash, the only band that mattered.

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

My mother would agree

[@eugeneshapochnik8921]

Here my list. 1) Dead Boys 2) Dead Kennedys 3) The Exploited 4) Ramones 5) Discharge 6) Sex Pistols 7) Agnostic Front 8) Clash 9) Funaki 10) Black Flag 11) Bad Brains 12) Minor Treat 13) GBH 14) Chaos UK

[@Miist3rDuce1]

Half of them are not even British plus how are the clash at 8 and the sex pistols are at 6

[@Bratishton]

Didn't the adverts have a second album called cast of thousands?

[@vandalking8341]

This should be top 10 punk bands ever.

[@pwnedeful]

Charged GBH? Discharge? Discharge basically influenced thrash metal and created Crust Punk. Not even a honourable mention? im chapped

[@willieluncheonette]

those two bands are awesome. BTW mate, you're the first I've ever seen on youtube to call them by their original name. That deserves some kind of award, but I'm not sure what.

[@pwnedeful]

thanks mate.

[@micha5254]

I do definitely miss the Ramones and I am proud for having Seen 4 Bands

[@randallpinkfloyd4857]

How is sex pistols not #1?

[@stevenhaas9622]

because the clash were better in every way that mattered.

[@punkoid76]

Because some people still buy the bullshit myth about the Sex Pistols that's long been debunked. They should be number 1.

[@zappawench6048]

My fellas toured with The Damned, they wrecked their hotel room and the next hotel on the tour refused them service! The only place they could stay was the hotel they'd wrecked!

[@stewebsterworboys1172]

Do top ten british indie bands (libertines and the cribs ect) Or top ten iconic modern musicians (Amy Winehouse, Pete Doherty, The Gallaghers ect)

[@hetaliafordummies9372]

Classic British punk rock bands We created it after All!

[@slimedog]

And no Stranglers???

[@mariavelazquez4971]

Good list, but your forgot the Queen of Punk, Siouxsie and the Banshees!!!

[@Zeldahol]

The Clash? My ass. UK Subs!!!!!!

[@ChrisCrossClash]

Fuck off, UK subs are bollocks compared to The Clash.

[@Zeldahol]

It's Crass not Clash.

[@jimmywotton5547]

The Adverts had 2 albums

[@barrosofilho2329]

The Jam!? Punk Band?! Seriously!

[@diegos.loayza3706]

Yes

[@socomseal93]

I think Sex Pistols should have been #1 since they were the band to start it all, but Clash definitely deserves #2. I also think that some of the bands that barely classify as punk should have been removed in favor of The Exploited, Anti-Nowhere League, and either Cock Sparrer, Discharge, The Cure, or UK Subs

[@Morphstock]

Exploited/Sparrer/Subs/ANL all good bands , but which bands on the list "barely classify as punk"? And why would you replace them with The Cure who classify as punk even less?

[@kaysss1333]

where the fuck were the exploited

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

I wondered that too 😑😑

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

😑😑

[@loganoioioi3702]

Or GBH for gods sake?

[@bartolmarodi7037]

This channel don't like Oi! genre

[@Tysongreer]

The Jam were mods

[@benclifford9414]

Why isn't the anti-nowhere league on this list. So what is the greatest punk song of all time.