Side A
Artist	Song
Pegboy	Strong Reaction
Bleeder Resistor	Millicent Green
The Fuses	Nothing Nothing
National Razor	Duped
The Midnight Creeps	Toilet Bowl Suicide
The Stitches	True Stories
The Real Kids	Solid Gold
The Anti-Nowhere League	For You
Niblick Henbane	Andy Bought a Gun
The Goons	Rape the Dead
Jerry's Kids	Cracks in the Wall
Crucifix	Stop Torture
Poison Idea	Say Goodbye
Turbonegro	Drenched in Blood
The Cosmic Psychos	Lost Cause
The Ramones	Danger Zone
The Strike	20 Years
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Social Distortion	The Creeps
Government Issue	Reflection
Red Scare	Streetlife
Those Unknown	No Rhyme, No Reason
The Stalin	Bust Head
Die Lokalmatadore	Babysitter
The Misfits	20 Eyes
The Bhopal Stiffs	One-Track Head
The Freeze	Misguided Memories
The Gits	Bob (Cousin O)
The Shakedowns	Slow Rockin'
Motorhead	Talking Head
The Homeowners	End of the Line
Crikey Crew	New Glory
The Dropkick Murphys	Boys on the Docks
Naked Raygun	Home
Die, Cheerleader, Die	You Look Good from Behind
Trusty	I Might Have Known

Comment:

Compiled 2003. "Streetlife" is the most primitive of the three existing versions, the demo take which was used as the B-side when Posh Boy reissued the STREETLIFE single in 1990. (As I recall, the original pressing, from 1982, was one-sided.) "No Rhyme, No Reason" is the version from the KEEP ON GOIN' STRONG ep. The "Dead Girls" of the title, incidentally, are Mia Zapata of the Gits and Bobbi Brat of Red Scare; the significance of "Drenched in Blood" ought to be obvious.

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