Other Mixes By chaka cheese12
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Punk Rock Superstars
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Richard Hell & The Voidoids | Blank Generation | |
| Marcy Playground | Punk Rock Superstar | |
| Rancid | Daly City Train | |
| Rancid | She's Automatic | |
| Sex Pistols | Anarchy In The U.K. | |
| Sex Pistols | Sub-Mission | |
| New Found Glory | Hit Or Miss | |
| Lunachicks | Return Of Brickface and Stucco | |
| Descendents | Hope | |
| Minor Threat | Straight Edge | |
| Minor Threat | Seeing Red | |
| Television | See No Evil | |
| The Offspring | The Kids Aren't All Right (live) | |
| The Offspring | Self Esteem (live) | |
| Dropkick Murphys | Barroom Heroes | |
| Less Than Jake | Al's War | |
| Less Than Jake | Growing Up On The Couch | |
| Patti Smith | Horses/Land of 1,000 Dances | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Josie & The Pussycats | Three Small Words | |
| Iggy & The Stooges | I Wanna Be Your Dog | |
| Pennywise | Bro Hymn Tribute (live) | |
| Wayne County & The Back Street Boys | Max's Kansas City 1976 | |
| Operation Ivy | Sound System | |
| Operation Ivy | Junkies Runnin' Dry | |
| Midtown | Just Rock N Roll | |
| Midtown | Faulty Foundation | |
| Guttermouth | Perfect World | |
| Anti-Flag | Drink Drank Punx | |
| Anti-Flag | Captain Anarchy | |
| Buzzcocks | Ever Fallen In Love? | |
| The Casualties | Punk Rock Love | |
| Dwarves | Everybodies' Girl | |
| Bad Religion | I Want To Conquer The World | |
| Bad Religion | 20th Century Digital Boy | |
| The Heartbreakers | Born To Lose | |
| Bouncing Souls | Born To Lose (live) | |
| Bouncing Souls | Say Anything | |
| MxPx | GSF | |
| Green Day | Welcome To Paradise | |
Comment:
An attempt to show that variety does exist within the overall label of punk rock. title from the marcy playground song, which (except for one of my favorite guilty pleasures opening side 2) is probably the least punk song on the tape. also i find it kinda funny that a punk band with a transsexual lead singer called themselves "the back street boys"...
Feedback:
Few people are aware of how that teen-pop group first broke into the music biz. I'm not a big fan of Wayne/Jayne's musical output, but how come I haven't read a single reference to him/her in all the hypr over "Hedwig & the Angry Inch"? I even read an interview with the Cameron Mitchell where he was asked how he came up with the character. Seems more than coincidental to me.
MIDTOWN ROCKS! first that i've seen in a mixtape so far...Nice, very Nice
I dig it.