name a better music movement (current or historical)

rio

Baroque period classical

Just within punk, I prefer the 70s CBGB punk/no wave scene, the 80s/90s emocore scene, the 80s English anarcho-punk scene, and the modern neocrust scene. I do like the DC hardcore scene, though.

Outside of punk, I prefer the 50s bebop scene, the 50s Chicago blues scene, and the 60s London mod scene.

Vaporwave

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>>75127513
rave

Swedish d-beat

>>75127513
NWOBHM and you know it.

>>75127826
Ew

>>75127714
Hell yeah! Käng für life!

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>>75127513
I love HC, but First Wave '76-'79 is best.

>>75127513
DETROIT TECHNO

>>75127513
First wave post-rock

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objectively no wave

>>75127664
I don't particularly agree with the emo, but you got good taste concerning everything else.

>>75127714
Scandinavians love their D-Beat. (And so do I)

>>75128415
There are a few bands listed that I like, and would actually care about, and some I don't understand why they would be classified as "No Wave".

Is this film posted on You Tube, and if not, where can I watch it?

And why isn't there any James Chance on there? I mean you're gonna make a film about No Wave and not include The Contortions, at the very least?