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First one that comes to mind would be Crass.

I always add it at the end too. It's just such a great song, but I totally get they limitations of the time. Tracking albums is a serious art form that gets forgotten about.

Rock n Roll Hootchie Coo - Bootsauce

2 Mice - Jazzberry Ram

Drunk on Bike - SNFU

Surf Music by Paul Williams is a great album that follows a relationship from the beginning to the inevitable end, with recurrent comparisons to the true story of the fall of a basketball player from an exciting, rising star in the NBA to being quietly shunned to play in Europe after not living up to the hype. Fun album with a hilariously surreal, if a bit devastating, theme.

Oof ok rock isn’t my thing buuut I think I’ve got a few.

Killer Queen - Queen Only wanna dance- Almost Monday Anything by the arctic monkeys

It’s not a lot but rock isn’t my thing lol.

that one video teaser of the hand appearing while the guy's driving is still one of the freakiest things I've seen

Wall Of Voodoo, The Blues Magoos, The Standells, The Music Machine, Lou Reed, The Dream Academy

Berlin. They're way more than "Take My Breath Away".

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ISIS - Oceanic The story of a person who drowned and becomes spirit (light) in water.

ISIS - Panopticon Story of Technical surveillance.

Red Sparowes - Every Red Heart Shines Towards the Red Sun The story of "The Great Leap Forward" from Mao Zadong era China where they starved over 45 million people to death

> The Almond Brothers

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I think the whole English punk thing was Malcolm McLaren recreating what he first saw in New York. Punk there transitioned into hardcore thanks to the Bad Brains.

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Deltron 3030. from the wikipedia page: It is a rap opera concept album set in a dystopian year 3030. The album's story casts Del in the role of Deltron Zero, a disillusioned mech soldier and interplanetary computer prodigy rebelling against a 31st-century New World Order. In a world where evil oligarchs suppress both human rights and hip-hop, Del fights rap battles against a series of foes, becoming Galactic Rhyme Federation Champion.

I mean, No disrespect to NoFX but let’s talk about Ramones, Dead Boys, Stimulators, Television, Cro-mags, Agnostic Front. Granted, I’m a former NYC resident listing NY bands, but that’s my punk wheelhouse.

Tool - Lateralus

If u know what it "means"… pleased tell me.

Actually the The Moron Brothers are NOFX drummer Erik "Smelly" Sandin and their roadie DJ. That's who the song is about.

Yeah it’s pretty shit. He has two sons born a week apart from two different mothers in the early 90’s. One of them died last year. And he has twin boys with his current wife, one of whom died in 2015 from the fall off the cliff.

Never heard of it before, but after your description, I’m definitely gonna give it a listen! Sounds very cool

wasn't it that the label wanted them to make an album and they were kind of like "eh, whatever?" and finished it kind of quickly. I love the covers though, even if it's all over the place.

Remove one? Big Bad Bill maybe, maybe not, but it's very very essense-of-Roth and has their dad on clarinet. That's pretty human and awesome.

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Bookmarking this thread lots of good suggestions to listen to and draw inspiration from. I’m working on a concept album right now

Ugly Duckling - Meatshake

Ok ok maybe it’s not brilliant but maybe it is…

It’s a rap album about a fast food restaurant that serves blended meat drinks. It’s also at war with the vegetarian restaurant across the street. It makes a mockery of the American fast food diet.

The streets - A grand don’t come for free

Another rap album about a stoner guy who loses 1000£ behind his tv. Trouble ensued.

Crazy sad