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Dark, enigmatic and compelling, Joy Division’s debut album, ‘Unknown Pleasures’, has retained its allure in the decades since its release.

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Arguably The Stranglers’ starkest and most compelling work, ‘Black And White’ was one of its era’s most innovative albums.

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Fast, furious and fantastic, Ramones’ self-titled debut album broke all the rules and drew up the blueprint for punk.

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Taking rock’n’roll as far out as it could possibly go, the best Stooges songs captured life lived right on the edge.

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Recorded in fractious circumstances, Ramones’ ‘Subterranean Jungle’ album found the group reconnecting with their creativity in the 80s.

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Having thrust US punk into the mainstream, the best Green Day songs make up for one of alt-rock’s most enviable bodies of work.

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Filled with sharp pop-punk anthems, Green Day’s breakthrough album, ‘Dookie’, struck a chord with disaffected youth in the post-grunge world.

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Bridging the gap between Joy Division and New Order, the ‘Movement’ album provided ‘a rough draft for future greatness’.

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With ‘Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash’, the Minnesota mavericks arrived on the scene with a debut album littered with classic songs.

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Rich and diverse, The Pogues’ ‘Waiting For Herb’ album showed the magic didn’t depart with their mercurial frontman.

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