Artist	Song
Social Distortion	Ball and Chain
from Social Distortion (1990)
Social Distortion	Ring of Fire
from Social Distortion (1990)
Social Distortion	Story of My Life
from Social Distortion (1990)
Social Distortion	Mommy's Little Monster
from Mommy's Little Monster (1989)
Social Distortion	Bad Luck
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	Sick Boys
from Social Distortion (1990)
Social Distortion	Machine Gun Blues
from Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes (Deluxe Edition) (2011)
Social Distortion	When She Begins
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	1945 (13th Floor)
from Mainliner: Wreckage from the Past (1995)
Social Distortion	I Was Wrong
from White Light White Heat White Trash (1996)
Social Distortion	Reach for the Sky
from Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll (2004)
Social Distortion	Let It Be Me
from Social Distortion (1990)
Mike Ness	Don't Think Twice
from Cheating At Solitaire (1999)
Social Distortion	Cold Feelings
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	Making Believe
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	Don't Take Me for Granted
from Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll (2004)
Social Distortion	Born to Lose
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	She's a Knockout
from Social Distortion (1990)
Social Distortion	99 to Life
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	Another State of Mind
from Mommy's Little Monster (1989)
Social Distortion	California (Hustle and Flow)
from Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes (Deluxe Edition) (2011)
Mike Ness	Ballad of a Lonely Man
from Cheating At Solitaire (1999)
Social Distortion	The Creeps
from Mommy's Little Monster (1989)
Mike Ness	Crime Don't Pay
from Cheating At Solitaire (1999)
Social Distortion	Story of My Life
from Live At the Roxy (1998)
Social Distortion	Highway 101
from Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll (2004)
Social Distortion	King of Fools
from Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (1992)
Social Distortion	Don't Drag Me Down
from White Light White Heat White Trash (1996)
Social Distortion	When the Angels Sing
from White Light White Heat White Trash (1996)
Social Distortion	No Pain No Gain
from Prison Bound (1991)
Mike Ness	Let the Jukebox Keep On Playing
from Under the Influences (1999)
Social Distortion	Angel's Wings
from Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll (2004)
Social Distortion	Under My Thumb
from Mainliner: Wreckage from the Past (1995)
Mike Ness	I Fought the Law
from Under the Influences (1999)
Social Distortion	Ring of Fire
from Live At the Roxy (1998)
Social Distortion	Gimme the Sweet and Lowdown
from Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes (Deluxe Edition) (2011)
Social Distortion	Playpen (Posh Boy)
from Mainliner: Wreckage from the Past (1995)
Mike Ness	Misery Loves Company
from Cheating At Solitaire (1999)
Mike Ness	If You Leave Before Me
from Cheating At Solitaire (1999)
Mike Ness	Ball and Chain (Honky Tonk)
from Under the Influences (1999)
Social Distortion	Moral Threat
from Mainliner: Wreckage from the Past (1995)
Mike Ness	Gamblin' Man
from Under the Influences (1999)
Social Distortion	Under My Thumb
from Live At the Roxy (1998)
Social Distortion	Down Here (With the Rest of Us)
from White Light White Heat White Trash (1996)
Mike Ness	Funnel of Love
from Under the Influences (1999)

Comment:

No other punk band personifies the true, transcendent power of rock like Social Distortion. Beneath those tattoos, blackout shades, and black leather jackets are the loudly beating hearts of a band of true believers — rock ’n’ roll lifers who’ve seen first-hand how three chords and a never-say-die spirit can win out over the toughest of times. After three decades, torchbearer Mike Ness may be the last man standing from the band's first lineup, but Social D haven’t just survived — they’ve triumphed, becoming worldwide punk icons whose legend looms larger now than ever. And they did it by following their own rules: Ness never asked why a punk band couldn’t play country and rockabilly; he simply proved they could, breaking out to bigger and bigger audiences all the while. He may have been “Born to Lose,” but Social Distortion messed with destiny and bent it to their will — hear how they did it, with their most crucial cuts collected right here.

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