We're ready to roll out the voting on the 70's portion of Best Punk Albums.

If any of you don't know what is going on, a few days ago we asked you your opinion on the best punk albums of the 70's. We took all of the names you gave us. Everything. We formed a list and now it is time for you to vote. Attitudes and bullshit mean nothing to us here unless you give us a name. This stopped being our list the second we typed up the idea. This is the readers list. That means you. You made this. You decide.

The idea we had was to do decade by decade. Asking for your input. Have a vote. Then at the end, put the four winners of each decade against each other to find the best punk album of all time picked by you.

This is the 70's.

When this is over, you can god damn well tell us we suck for the winners or the losers, but in the end, the responsibility of the outcome is solely on you.

Just few a few notes before we begin:

This being a holiday weekend, things are a bit slow around here. Depending on the number of votes we get over the next day or so, we might just leave this thing up until after the holiday. Either way, we will not resume the list making until then. So look for the 80's nominations thing to begin on Wednesday.

So here's the 70's poll. Vote early, vote often, jam the phone lines, stuff the ballot box, form alliances, lie, cheat, steal...basically all the same things you did with the punk songs ballot apply here as well. The only steadfast rule we have here at FTTW is that you always keep in mind this is supposed to be fun. If the album you think should win doesn't, it's not a travesty of justice. It's that someone had more passion for clicking a mouse than you did. In the immortal words of Spongebob (the most punk rock sea creature ever), "It's not about winning, it's about fun!"

Now vote!

Best Punk Album - 70's

Name Your Poison Stooges - Raw Power Sham 69 - Tell Us The Truth Ramones - Ramones Ramones - Rocket To Russia Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks The Clash - The Clash The Clash - London Calling The Clash - Give Em Enough Rope Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True Elvis Costello - Armed Forces Elvis - This Year's Model The Jam - Setting Sons The Jam - In The City Talking Heads - 77 Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady Dead Boys - Young, Loud and Snotty Devo - Are We Not Men ? The Cramps. Lucky 13 Stooges - Fun House Specials - Specials Velvet Underground - Loaded New York Dolls - New York Dolls The Dickies - The Incredible Shrinking Dickies Dictators -- Go Girl Crazy Dictators - Blood Brothers Angelic Upstarts - Teenage Warning Generation X - Generation X X Ray Spex - Germ Free Adolescents Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material Germs - GI Damned - Damned Damned Damned Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette Gang of Four - Entertainment 1979 Television - Marquee Moon The Cure - Imaginary Boys Public Image Ltd. - First Issue Cockney Rejects - I'm Not A Fool Vibrators - Pure Mania Saints - (I’m) Stranded Adverts - Crossing the Red Sea Undertones - S/T The Fall - Live At The Witch Trials Radio Birdman - Radios Appear The Tubes - The Tubes The Tubes - Young and Rich The Tubes - Remote Control Blondie - Blondie Nick Lowe - Jesus of Cool/Pure Pop for Now People Nick Lowe - Labour of Lust Dave Edmunds - Rockpile Wire - Pink Flag Current Results

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