Sex Pistols vs. Minor Threat

Sex Pistols vs. Minor Threat

Perhaps the first punk band in the UK, Sex Pistols have become a symbol for punk on the whole. They only released one full-length studio album (Nevermind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols), but it stands as one of the giants in punk rock.


One of the most influential hardcore punk bands, Minor Threat has also become a symbol for punk as a whole, especially with singer Ian McKaye creating his own label, distributing his own music, and promoting his own music, thus creating the DIY ethic by which many punk bands subsequent lived. They also only released one full-length studio album (Out of Step), which also stands as a monument in punk rock.

same.

There is only one answer to this just for NeverMind the Bollocks.

Sex Pistols by a margin.  Minor Threat's alright once in awhile, but I prefer Fugazi (Ian Mackaye's longest-lasting band).

Like both.

But Minutemen crush both of them, and not by a little. 

Finnforest wrote: Like both. But Minutemen crush both of them, and not by a little.

Minutemen will get their chance to shine, just you wait.

Welp. Still can't choose. I love both. But since Minor Threats losing pretty badly, I'll give 'em a nudge.


Edited by Polymorphia - December 13 2014 at 23:46

Minor Threat.

Sex Pistols, mainly for their legacy though. The production on their album is brilliant though, still stands up. Why could Chris Thomas do that while he was with Procol