Side A
Artist	Song
David Bowie	Ziggy Stardust
The Wylde Ratttz and Ewan McGregor	T.V. Eye
The Stooges	Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell
Primus and Ozzy Osbourne	N.I.B.
Black Sabbath	Hand Of Doom
Pere Ubu	Final Solution
Spacemen 3	Take Me To The Other Side
The Velvet Underground	White Light, White Heat
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Purple Haze
Sonic Youth and Lydia Lunch	Death Valley '69
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Guns And Roses	Welcome To The Jungle
Motorhead	Jailbait
Nirvana	Negative Creep
Slaughter And The Dogs	Cranked Up Really High
The River City Rapists	F***ed Up Again
The Mud City Manglers	One More Beer
Submachine	Whiskey Uber Alles
The Dead Boys	Sonic Reducer
Social Distortion	Lude Boy
Christian Death	Dogs
The Germs	Richie Dagger's Crime
The Sex Pistols	No Feelings
The Ramones	53rd And 3rd
The Heartbreakers	Born To Lose
The Lurkers	Drag You Out
No Alternative	Life Of Suicide
The Pagans	Dead End America
The Action Swingers	Knocked Out Cold

Comment:

Gapskank and I were discussing whether or not decadence was important to rock n roll, relating to the book Please Kill Me about the early punk scene. And he challenged me to come up with a mix reflecting decadence and excess. So, here it is. The title is a slightly changed rip off of a lyric fragment from the English anarcho/peace punk band Crass.

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