I need good Punk music now!

Been listening to a lot of Misfits and The Germs lately and I need more punk bands like that so I was wondering what the GB community could conjure up for me.

Punk? you mean bands like Sex Pistols and such?

The Vandals, hands down! 

Misfits are great, one of my all time favorite bands. 
 
Check yourself out some Clash.

Black Flag.

Bad Religion

" @ThePhantomnaut: dead kennedys, dead milkmen, black flag, bad brains, minor theat, circle jerks "

the bag s ...al  so early LA punk i think. they're awe  some....

" @ThePhantomnaut: dead kennedys, dead milkmen, black flag, bad brains, minor theat, circle jerks "

I'll try to recommend some stuff not already posted here, so chances are it will be stuff you're not in to. Weekend Nachos, Discharge (check this band out, underrated), Tragedy, Wire, The Birthday Party, Fugazi. 
 
Check out crustmas.blogspot.com for some good crust punk bands (who knows, might be your thing) 
or mindgrinder-wmuc.blogspot.com for some punk derivatives like grindcore, sludge, and others 
also rogkentroll.blogspot.com for some punk-and-roll more mainstream style stuff 
 
Branch out, throw yourself to the wolves. You won't like everything but you're sure to find some good stuff as long as you keep listening. Good luck!

Oh, I also forgot the Wipers, great band

Operation Ivy, if you want some ska mixed with your punk.

Subhumans, The Unseen, Circle Jerks, Cheap Sex (not Cheap Trick!), Adolescents, The Adicts.  Some good variety among those bands.

The Offspring

Converge.

" The Offspring "

darkthrone

Bad Brains. Hardcore/Punk is the best. Get their discography.

Depends on the kind of punk your looking for. 
 
Ska-punk - NOFX, Operation Ivy, Rancid
Hardcore - Bad Brains, Black Flag, Minor Threat
Pop punk - Descendents, Sum 41, The Offspring
Older punk - Agent Orange, Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop
Regular punk or what i like to call, Vanilla Punk - Bad Religion, Lagwagon, Pennywise
 
Those are pretty much the basic punk sub genres you should listen to that i got off the top of my head. There are also shitloads more but that would require me to think and research and neither of us wants that. 
 
My personal favorites are Ska-punk and Hardcore.

Bad Religion, The Offspring, and Alkaline Trio, thats more than 50 years worth of music history for you right there!

Get Scrambles, it's free!
 
And incredibly awesome.

The Offspring is punk? I don't think so. 
I thought punk music was that yelling noise that I can't understand. They sound like they're jacked up on caffeine. 
 I don't like suicidal music, sorry. But if Offspring is punk, then I'll recommend them.
 
 

" Get Scrambles, it's free!  And incredibly awesome. "

Some of my favorites are NOFX, Bad Brains, Dead Kennedys and The Distillers. Also check out Refused.

I can't believe no one brought mentioned Fucked Up.  "Chemistry of Common Life" is an excellent punk album with some great instrumentation. 
 
  

The Offspring.

Punk is nothing but death, crime and the rage of a beast.

Well, punk music can be good, but I hate when people bring up the Sex Pistols as a good punk band.  Ugh.  Bands like The Offspring and The Sex Pistols are so often referenced.  The Offspring had some good songs, but I wouldn't really consider them too much punk (especially later on).  The Sex Pistols were a phenomenon starting in Europe and then traveling over this way, but they were not good musicians.  They started a movement though.  Considering all that, is Punk supposed to be a talent?  Probably not.  It's more the influence of the impressionable and what it does to the youth.  Green Day for instance has changed what Punk means and has exemplified the changes that occur as a traditional punk band grows up.

I'm not a huge punk fan, but Wire, Fucked Up, and The Riverdales are all worth checking out. 

I've never downloaded this much music this fast.

The Ramones, definitely.   Also check out The Buzzcocks, X-Ray Specs, New York Dolls and one of my personal favorites, X.  I had a friend in college who turned me on to their music.  Also, did you know that the Go-Go's were originally a punk band?
 
There's a great documentary called "The Decline of Western Civilization" that I strongly suggest you see if you are interested in the 70s California punk scene.  For the New York scene, check out  Burning Down the House: The Story of CBGB.
 
 

I need Punk music now, please
 
Fix'd
 
And try Hanna Montana.

" Converge. "

Integrity, Ringworm - The Promise is classic. Pulling Teeth. Cursed. All good metallic hardcore if you're into that kind of stuff.
 
Powerviolence such as Infest, Crossed Out, Spazz, the genre creators Man is the Bastard.
 
And of course classic hardcore like Black Flag, Bad Brains, Minor Threat, D.R.I one of my favorite hardcore bands, they played so fast for their time. 

" @august: Everyone knows Punk is for kids going through puberty. "

Brutal Truth, Extreme Noise Terror's "Retrobution" album

" Subhumans, The Unseen, Circle Jerks, Cheap Sex (not Cheap Trick!), Adolescents, The Adicts.  Some good variety among those bands. "

Thrice (post-punk)
Rise Against (hardcore)
Underoath (screamo)
Thursday (hardcore-emo)
A.F.I. (indie-electronica-pop punk)
Brand New (alt-indie-punk)
Fugazi (old school emo-post punk-hardcore)
mewithoutYou (post-punk)

Public Image, The Damned(early stuff), The Clash, The Toy Dolls, The Exploited, The Buzzcocks and Cock Sparrer

The only good punk band I've ever heard is the Ramones.

" @august: Yeah especially since I bashed punk music since my first post... Jeez what got your panties in a bunch? You just randomly attacked me. Thats not very nice. "