What band, punk or not, kick started your musical exploration that made you find punk bands/music?

Don't know if flairs are still a thing to everyone else (they don't show up neither on my computer or the app), but Bikini Kill (if my flair is still that). Of course, I was only just getting into feminism and a friend of mine recommended I check out them and other Riot Grrrl bands back in 2012. A few years later, someone in either a post or comment thread on r/anarchism mentioned anarcho-punk and some bands and I checked them out. It started with Crass and Propagandhi on that front, though.

I'm still working on bettering my music library (too poor to buy much, so I'm ripping audio from YouTube for now), but it's slow partly because I kinda re-discovered goth and I'm trying to build up my little library there, too. Once this whole pandemic situation is finally done and over with (whenever that is), I plan to go out and build up my physical music library. I only have a handful of CDs (used to have a ton of just various bands before but sold them for food years ago) and like, 3 albums un-related to punk.

I'm suspected to have Asperger's, so that sort of explains why I sometimes listen to the same one to three songs over and over again, and finding out in another thread on here about what a piece of shit Michael Graves is crushed me because goddamn, I fell in love with the songs "Dig Up Her Bones" and "Dust To Dust." Good thing I only have a handful of songs he sang. The rest that I managed to successfully rip have Danzig. But back to listening to the same little handful of songs over and over for about like, a week, kinda sorta makes my library-building a semi-slow process sometimes. Depends on how the songs hit me by lyrics or tune. But thanks to this subreddit, I've got a handy little list! I'll be working on the Descendents next! (Audio-ripping wasn't working at the time when I listened to them before, or else I'd have them on my harddrive already.)