Artist	Song
Television Personalities	This Angry Silence
Buzzcocks	Ever Fallen In Love
Gang of Four	Damaged Goods
Modern Lovers	Dignified and Old
Richard Hell & the Voidoids	Blank Generation
Clash	London's Burning
Lou Reed	Andy's Chest
Talking Heads	The Girls Want to be with the Girls
Devo	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Suicide	Cheree
Ramones	Judy is a Punk
Television	See No Evil
Elvis Costello	Alison
B-52's	52 Girls
Dictators	California Sun
New York Dolls	Private World
Pere Ubu	On the Surface
Wire	Mr. Suit

Comment:

a brief intro to punk via the most accessible, catchy type of tunes for my friend Amy. Amy is well-versed in "indie rock" from about 1996 to the present, like many young kids I meet. Unfortunately, she has almost no familiarity with much music of any kind before that time, again like a lot of kids. When she invited me to "co-dj" her friday afternoon college radio "indie-rock rotation" programme, I decided I'd give a little history lesson. Catchy punk seemed more likely than, say, afrobeat or 20's folk or 40's r&b to entertain the indie hipsters, so that's what I picked. Amy gave me 47 minutes, and this is what I played. We got a lot of phone calls during the show, all positive. My faith in the young ones is restored ; )

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