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All Rock Stars Should Be Drafted & OMFUG
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| Bollocks |
All Rock Stars Should Be Drafted All Rock Stars Should Be Drafted EP, 1982 |
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| The Avengers |
Friends of Mine Died for Your Sins, 1999 (recorded 1979) |
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| The Limit |
Please Please Me (Beatles cover) Single, 1978 |
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| Cash Pussies (posthumously features recorded voice of Sid Vicious) |
99% is Shit Cash Pussies EP, 1979 |
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| The Dicks |
Rich Daddy Kill From the Heart, 1981 |
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| The Dickbrains |
Walk Away Bold Beginnings: An Incomplete Collection Of Louisville Punk 1978-1983, 2007 |
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| The Dickies |
Manny Moe And Jack Dawn of the Dickies, 1979 |
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| Dishrags |
I Don't Love You Vancouver Complication (compilation), 1979 |
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| Wipers |
Messenger Over The Edge, 1983 |
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| X |
Because I Do Under the Big Black Sun, 1982 |
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| Generation X |
Ready Steady Go Generation X, 1978 |
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| X-Ray Spex |
Identity Germfree Adolescents, 1978 |
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| Stiff Little Fingers |
Suspect Device Inflammable Material, 1979 |
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| Penetration |
Don't Dictate Moving Targets (Bonus Track Version), 2007 (originally 1977) |
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| False Prophets |
Blind Obedience Single, 1981 |
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| Peggy Luxbeurk |
Univers Paris Mix, 1982 |
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| Pagans |
Little Black Egg (Nightcrawlers cover) Dead End America 7", 1979 |
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| Plasmatics |
Monkey Suit New Hope for the Wretched, 1980 |
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| Ramones |
Listen To My Heart Ramones, 1976 |
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| Venus and the Razorblades |
I Wanna Be Where the Boys Are Songs from the Sunshine Jungle, 1977 |
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| Dictators |
Teengenerate The Dictators Go Girl Crazy!, 1975 |
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| Siouxsie And The Banshees |
Carcass The Scream, 1977 |
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Comment:
A collection of rabble-rousers from 1975-1983.
Filing this under "Punk," which is at least 75-83% accurate.
The mix is arranged so that female voices are heard on the even-numbered tracks.
On the cover, keeping the spirit alive, are Toronto's The Bayonettes.
The title is from track 1. The Bollocks were a Baltimore band who... oh, never mind the
Bollocks.
The subtitle is from New York City's seminal punk venue commonly known as "CBGB's" but more
officially as "CBGB & OMFUG."
There has been some revisionism about the meaning of the initials.
But I can tell you - with the full certainty of having lived a few blocks away (Waverly Place) -
that the original meaning was Country, BlueGrass, Blues and
Other Music From the UnderGround.
56mins. A selection of tracks is available for listening at
mixxer.muxtape.com.
Feedback:
Nice 1, Mr. Ed!
Ignore the bores and their laws...
Ignore the bores and their laws...
this looks tremendously neat - lovin' tracks 13 & 18 especially
Great noise and great mix. A lot of nice nice surprises among a few of the, ahem, usual suspects...
I don't wanna be sedated, I wanna listen to this-real LOUD.
Okay I loved this mix just after seeing you included the Dicks and Stiff Little Fingers. Then I saw you included Siouxsie and the Banshee's "Carcass" and immediately had to give you 5 stars.
Loud is where it's at Ed. Gonna go and shake the house foundations listening to this merci beaucoup.
Mux of the week if you ask me Sir. Love this - Suspect Device is a tremendous record.. Hey, Ed, I may join you on muxtape F.M.....
Gabba Gabba Hey, if I do say so myself...Besides the amazing track collection here, your "Oh, never mind the Bollocks" reference had me waxing nostalgic and giggling all at once...Great work!
X-cellent!
Thoroughly awesome.
X-tra X-citing X-plosive X-ecution here. (But the muxtape link, for me, just displays a track listing, no listening - I must be missing something?)
joey de vivre, Muxtape can be a little finicky, but it does work. When you see the listing, just click on any song title, give it a few seconds to buffer, and then the song starts playing. It seems to be more responsive in Explorer than in Firefox, but they both work.
Pls let me know if that helps. If not, maybe we will smash a guitar on it like Wendy O. Williams (of the Plasmatics) would have done.
Pls let me know if that helps. If not, maybe we will smash a guitar on it like Wendy O. Williams (of the Plasmatics) would have done.
I used to say Wendy O. Williams was my mother, since we have the same middle initial and last name. your mix is on fire, Ed. the hottest bits are The Limit, False Prophets, Stiff Little Fingers, Plasmatics, The Dickbrains, Cash Pussies and, of course, X. this was a delightful walk down memory lane... or more like a swagger down memory alley.
Gave this a listen earlier today: totally in my face! Loved it.
funtastic!
Fantastic! Even just reading the tracklisting you can feel the explosion of it all. I love the way you've arranged it too - nice work.
a nice bit of my youth here, esp 11-14 and 19-22
Bollocks! indeed. This mix is a geezer, and thats brahma -- in the best possible way of course. 1-2-3-4...
Salad days they were, I must say. The mix brings back memories, although most of those are rather clouded.
Killer stuff, still potent after all these years.
I love love LOVE x-ray spex
hey mixxer !
yeah, i had been busy getting ready for the move south and then bouncing around for a few months until school started. i notice that you haven't posted a mix for awhile either - was this due to the scripting issue ?
i guess the one good thing that's come of that is the fact that a mix can last 10 days before scrolling off the latest 100 *grin*
and yes, it was a blustery bleak day on the coast the day the party was held outdoors - even in july, you have to pay attention to the weather up north !
yeah, i had been busy getting ready for the move south and then bouncing around for a few months until school started. i notice that you haven't posted a mix for awhile either - was this due to the scripting issue ?
i guess the one good thing that's come of that is the fact that a mix can last 10 days before scrolling off the latest 100 *grin*
and yes, it was a blustery bleak day on the coast the day the party was held outdoors - even in july, you have to pay attention to the weather up north !
nice. "Manny Moe And Jack" is a sweet Dickies song.