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25. "Winter" by Bayside
24. "Hellbound" by Converge
23. "Ready to Fall" by Rise Against
22. "Ghostwrite" by Bad Astronaut
21. "The Songs They Sing" by Scout's Honor
20. "Americans Abroad" by Against Me!
19. "Not Without a Purpose" by Street Dogs
18. "God's Gonna Cut You Down" by Johnny Cash
17. "Brother" by Murder by Death
16. "When Your Were Young" by The Killers
15. "Error Operator" by Taking Back Sunday
14. "And We All Return to Our Roots" by The Forecast
13. "My First Million" by Fake Problems
12. "Suture Self" by The Loved Ones
11. "Dog Bumped" by Tim Barry
10. "Mutiny" by Set Your Goals
9. "Don't Be Afraid to Run" by Greg Graffin
8. "Sedition" by Strike Anywhere
7. "Los Cruces Jail" by Two Gallants
6. "James River Blues" by Old Crow Medicine Show
5. "So Jersey" by Bouncing Souls
4. "Let it Burn" by Ignite
3. "Like a Record Player" by The Lawrence Arms
2. "D Ray White" by Hank III
1. "I Can Get Us Out Here Tonight" by Lucero
10. Gorilla Biscuits @The Palladium on August 5, 2006
9. Against Me! @Webster Theatre on April 19, 2006
8. NOFX @The Palladium on March 3, 2006
7. Buried Inside @The Living Room on February 4, 2006
6. Bouncing Souls @Avalon on October 14, 2006
5. Ignite @Club Lido on September 5, 2006
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers @TD Banknorth Garden on October 3, 2006
3. Lucero @Jake's on April 18, 2006
2. Hank III @The Paradise on October 6, 2006
1. Bane @The Living Room on October 30, 2006
5. Ignite-Our Darkest Days: I've been waiting six years for this to be released, and it didn't disappoint me in the slightest. Zoli Teglas' voice is as outstanding as ever, as Ignite reminds everyone why they are still at the top of the melodic hardcore heap. (Abacus)
4. Old Crow Medicine Show-Big Iron World: I first became interested in these guys because of their cover of "Wagon Wheel." Big Iron World absolutely blew me away with their ability to get me happy enough to dance or sad enough to want to weep. Their take on folk/country/bluegrass is damn good, which explains their surge in popularity. (Nettwerk)
3. Hank III-Straight to Hell: There's nothing on here not to like about Hank III. He brings the country rebel spirit to the spotlight and isn't afraid to call people out. This album can appeal to everyone from the crustiest punks to the people who grew up listening to his grandfather way back when. (Bruc)
2. Bouncing Souls-The Gold Album: This is the feel good album of the year. Listening to it is like having a warming, golden feeling rush throughout your body like a smiling train. This came at a time when I needed it most, and I will always be greatful. (Epitaph)
1. Lucero-Rebels, Rogues & Sworn Brothers: Up until about a week ago, this was my number two or three album of the year, but the fact that I couldn't stop listening to it put it in the top spot. Lucero are a little more rock and roll on this album, but there is still the whiskey soaked honesty and sincerity flying out of the speakers at every second. (East West/Liberty and Lament)