Side A
Artist	Song
MC5	Kick Out The Jams
The Amboy Dukes	Journey To The Center Of The Mind
The Rationals	Guitar Army
The Bob Seger System	White Wall
The Stooges	1970
The Rockets	Saigon Shuffle
Alice Cooper	Be My Lover
Guardian Angel	Soul Mover
Sonics Rendevous Band	Electrophonic Sonic
SRC	Alter Your Heart
The Up	Come On
Iggy And The Stooges	Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
MC5	Looking At You
The Sillies	Break Loose
Destroy All Monsters	Go Away
Bootsey X & the Lovemasters	Pusherman Of Love
The Ramrods	I'm A Ramrod
The Boners	Stupid Jail
Va Voom	Gimme Some Action
Motor Dolls	Hangover
Cinecyde	Tough Girls
Nikki & The Corvettes	Just What I Need
The Romantics	Running Away
The Gories	I Think I've Had It
Coldcock	I Wanna Be Rich
Inside Out	God's Shit List
The Dirtys	Asshole Boogie
John Sinclair and Wayne Kramer	Friday The 13th

Comment:

Motor City a.k.a. Detroit MI. Mention Detroit to any non-descript rock fan and you get might get a recognition of Barry Gordy's fine Motown roster of artists ranging from the dynamic Aretha Franklin, the incomparable, Marvin Gaye, the smooth stylings of The Temps and the Four Tops, or The Supremes and The Miracles. Keep in mind Gordy had to send these folks to a boot-camp styled charm school to tame their Detroit souls. Now fast forward about five years, eliminate the charm school and venture into the white trash trailer parks of auto factory workers and then you discover the true grit and attitude what it means to be a Detroit native. In the late sixties an explosion took place led by one street walking cheetah named James Ostertag a.k.a. Iggy Pop, radical Jams-Kickin revolutionaries - The MC5 and fuzz fueled garage rockers - The Rationals. They were the mainstays at Russ Gibb's Grande Ballroom. A ballroom that paired these bands with the likes of Sun Ra and John Coltrane. The resulting sounds reflected life in Detroit, rhythms sounding not unlike the metallic K.O. sounds of auto industrial assembly lines, high pitched guitars squealing and squawking with ear splitting, paint peeling feedback .These were the sounds that guaranteed you'd blown your gasket. Detroit rock was unapologetic, pure raw power. Need to understand Detroit? Look to its natives -Iggy, Sonic Smith , Wayne Kramer, Scott Morgan, Nugent,John Sinclair and Alice Cooper, hell, look at household name natives- Emenim and Kid Rock, hell, even Madonna. Say what ya wanna about their music, but something in Detroit makes ya wanna grab your crotch and flip off the man. The tape contains Detroit sounds from the late sixties to today.

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