El Santo

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Member Since: 8/23/2005
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Other Mixes By El Santo

Cassette | Alternative - Punk
Cassette | Alternative - Punk
Cassette | Alternative - Punk
Cassette | Alternative - Punk
Cassette | Alternative - Punk

We Are the Dangerous

Side A
Artist Song
Conflict  From Protest to Resistance 
Corrosion of Conformity  What? 
Upright Citizens  Swastika Ratss 
Negative Approach  Hypocrite 
Poison Idea  Think Twice 
The Insane  Nuclear War 
Bl'ast!  Our Explanation 
Electric Frankenstein  We Are the Dangerous 
The Plasmatics  Tight Black Pants 
The Nervous Eaters  Just Head 
Filth (Holland)  Don't Hide Your Hate 
Brainwash  Etat D'Urgence 
The Real Kids  My Baby's Book 
Damndog  A Dog and the Rainbow 
The Swingin' Utters  No Time to Play 
Rancid  The Sentence 
Far From Finished  Forgive Me, Father 
The GC5  Breakin' Down 
Naked Raygun  The Sniper Song 
Haine Brigade  Vivre pas Survivre 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Defiance  Nowhere 
Action  Scared into Silence 
The Nitz  Man in a Black Suit 
Unborn SF  Uusi Aamu Umpikujaan 
The Dead Kennedys  I Am the Owl 
Balzac  Wall 
The Workin' Stiffs  Stiff Sentence 
Those Unknown  Goin' Strong 
The Exploited  What You Gonna Do? 
Vice Squad  Upright Citizen 
Turbonegro  Suburban Antichrist 
Submachine  Me So Pornie 
Filth (San Francisco)  Night of Rage 
Crucifix  Steel Case Enclosure 
ETA  Munkain Kegenet 
Youth Brigade (LA)  Modest Proposal 
Treason  Drop Out 
Porno Patrol  Jump Back 
Immoral Discipline  Big Mouth 

Comment:

Compiled 2005. "What?" is the version from EYE FOR AN EYE. "Think Twice" is the version from PICK YOUR KING. "Steel Case Enclosure" is from the 1984 7". "Munkain Kegent" may not actually be the correct title of the ETA song at all. The chorus certainly SOUNDS like "Munkain! Kegenet!" but the lyrics are in Magyar, a language of which I know not one word, so I may well have misunderstood. The old French compilation from which I taped the song gives the title as "Travail et Pain" ("Suffering and Pain"), but as it seems highly unlikely that a Hungarian band would write a song in Magyar and then give it a French title, I'm assuming that's merely a translation of whatever the real title is. One of these days, I'll have a look at a Hungarian-English dictionary and find out for sure.

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OvertheNeptune
Date: 9/4/2005
if your super hero power was making mix tapes, punk rock would be your speciality.