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"The Complete Punk Collection: Cash From Chaos"
Starting with the Proto-Punk bands who came across Europe in the early '70s and ending with the last death throws of the genre's first incarnation in the early '80s, this is an excellent collection of classic Punk music from a European point of view.
The first disc concentrates on Europe's first exposure to the genre, beginning with the sloppy rave-ups of the New York Dolls and Iggy Pop. The disc then moves on to the genre's biggest names in mid-'70s Britain, including The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Buzzcocks, Generation X, Sham 69, U.K .Subs, and many others. These artists are some of the most important in the evolution of the genre, and the songs chosen for each band are appropriate considering how hard it must be to just pick one song from these artists.
On disc two, the album looks at many different sides of the genre after the first initial wave. The various Sex Pistols aftermath bands and associates are represented, including the Rich Kids, Public Image Ltd., Siouxsie & the Banshees, and Sid Vicious himself. Blondie chimes in on behalf of the New York scene, while the Dead Kennedys represent the West Coast. Finally, the disc also includes several excellent songs from the beginning periods of XTC, Killing Joke, Wire, and the Jam. This was possibly the hottest period for European Punk - it paved the way for countless other bands and many of the artists represented remained very influential figures in the music world.
By the third disc, the offshoots of Punk become quite obvious. No longer concerned with keeping the sound, the genre split into a million directions. Power Pop (The Only Ones), Goth Rock (Lords Of The New Church), cheeky Sleaze Metal (The Runaways), Proto-Synth Pop (Devo), Political Pop/Rock (Nick Lowe), and many other genres came from the ideas and attitudes of the original Punk scene.
By the fourth disc, Hardcore had invaded Europe and bands like the Anti-Nowhere League, the Exploited, and Discharge were twisting it into Oi! and minimalist Metal with an anger rarely expressed so honestly by bands on that side of the ocean. Also included are Dub Reggae Punkers The Slits performing "Typical Girls," an excellent example of how the two genres once worked together. This is a fantastic album filled with some of the most important bands and songs to affect Punk Rock.
Starting with the Proto-Punk bands who came across Europe in the early '70s and ending with the last death throws of the genre's first incarnation in the early '80s, this is an excellent collection of classic Punk music from a European point of view.
The first disc concentrates on Europe's first exposure to the genre, beginning with the sloppy rave-ups of the New York Dolls and Iggy Pop. The disc then moves on to the genre's biggest names in mid-'70s Britain, including The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Buzzcocks, Generation X, Sham 69, U.K .Subs, and many others. These artists are some of the most important in the evolution of the genre, and the songs chosen for each band are appropriate considering how hard it must be to just pick one song from these artists.
On disc two, the album looks at many different sides of the genre after the first initial wave. The various Sex Pistols aftermath bands and associates are represented, including the Rich Kids, Public Image Ltd., Siouxsie & the Banshees, and Sid Vicious himself. Blondie chimes in on behalf of the New York scene, while the Dead Kennedys represent the West Coast. Finally, the disc also includes several excellent songs from the beginning periods of XTC, Killing Joke, Wire, and the Jam. This was possibly the hottest period for European Punk - it paved the way for countless other bands and many of the artists represented remained very influential figures in the music world.
By the third disc, the offshoots of Punk become quite obvious. No longer concerned with keeping the sound, the genre split into a million directions. Power Pop (The Only Ones), Goth Rock (Lords Of The New Church), cheeky Sleaze Metal (The Runaways), Proto-Synth Pop (Devo), Political Pop/Rock (Nick Lowe), and many other genres came from the ideas and attitudes of the original Punk scene.
By the fourth disc, Hardcore had invaded Europe and bands like the Anti-Nowhere League, the Exploited, and Discharge were twisting it into Oi! and minimalist Metal with an anger rarely expressed so honestly by bands on that side of the ocean. Also included are Dub Reggae Punkers The Slits performing "Typical Girls," an excellent example of how the two genres once worked together. This is a fantastic album filled with some of the most important bands and songs to affect Punk Rock.
The Complete Punk Collection: Cash From Chaos (2001)
CD 01:
01 - New York Dolls - Personality Crisis
02 - Iggy Pop - The Passenger
03 - Punks On 45 - Medley
04 - The Macc Lads - Desperate Dan
05 - The Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict
06 - The Damned - Love Song
07 - Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen
08 - The Clash - White Riot
09 - The Stranglers - (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
10 - The Adverts - One Chord Wonders
11 - 999 - Nasty Nasty
12 - Generation X - Ready Steady Go
13 - Sham 69 - Angels With Dirty Face
14 - The Heartbreakers - Chinese Rock
15 - The Vibrators - Judy Say's
16 - TRB - Don't Take No For An Answer
17 - U.K. Subs - Warhead
18 - Starjets - War Stories
19 - Ian Dury & The Blockheads - What A Waste
20 - Elvis Costello & The Attractions - I Don't Want To Go
21 - Boomtown Rats - Lookin' After Number One
22 - The Flys - Love & A Molotov Coctail
23 - Eddie & The Hot Rods - Do Anything You Wanna Do
24 - New Model Army - Vengeance
25 - The Boys - Brickfield Nights
CD 02:
01 - Rich Kids - Rich Kids
02 - Adam & The Ants - Ant Music
03 - Siouxsie & The Banshees - Love In A Void
04 - Sid Vicious - My Way
05 - Stiff Little Fingers - At The Edge
06 - The Undertones - Jimmy Jimmy
07 - The Skids - Into The Valley
08 - The Ruts - Something That I Said
09 - The Vapors - News At Ten
10 - Chelsea - Right To Work
11 - The Pork Dukes - My Mother Gave Me A Gun For Xmas
12 - XTC - Statue Of Liberty
13 - Killing Joke - Wardance
14 - The Tubes - Don't Touch Me There
15 - The Professionals - 1-2-3
16 - Cockney Rejects - The Greatest Cockney Rip Of
17 - X-Ray Spex - Germ Free Adolecent
18 - Blondie - Rip Her To Shreds
19 - Dead Kennedys - Holidays In Cambodia
20 - The Dickies - Fan Mail
21 - The Members - Sound Of The Suburbs
22 - The Jam - Strange Town
23 - Wire - I Am The Fly
24 - Public Image Ltd - Public Image
25 - Jake Burns & The Big Wheel - Valentines Day
CD 03:
01 - Vicious White Kids - Belsen Was A Gas
02 - Jilted John - Jilted John
03 - The Only Ones - Another Girl Another Planet
04 - The Ramones - Pet Cemetary
05 - Devo - Mongoloid
06 - The Saints - This Perfect Day
07 - Magazine - Shot By Both Sides
08 - John Cooper Clarke - Beasley Street
09 - Spizzenergi - Where's Captain Kirk?
10 - Nick Lowe - So It Goes
11 - Penetration - Don't Dictate
12 - The Moondogs - She's 19
13 - Werckless Eric - Whole Wide World
14 - The Banned - Little Girl
15 - Menace - GLC
16 - The Maniacs - Chelsea 1977
17 - The Motors - Airport
18 - Ultravox - Rockwrock
19 - Tenpole Tudor - Who Killed Bambi?
20 - Slaughter & The Dogs - Where Have All The Bootboys Gone?
21 - Angelic Upstarts - Two Million Voices
22 - The Stiffs - Inside Out
23 - Lords Of The New Church - M-Style
24 - The Runaways - Black Leather
CD 04:
01 - The Exploited - Dead Cities
02 - Anti-Nowhere League - Streets Of London
03 - Chorn Gen - Puppets Of War
04 - Vice Squad - Last Rockers
05 - The Business - Harry May
06 - Discharge - Decontrol
07 - The Toy Dolls - Frederick Street
08 - Blitz - Razors In The Night
09 - Clock Sparrer - England Belongs To Me
10 - Peter & The Test Tube Babies - Banned From The Pub
11 - The Last Resort - King Of The Jungle
12 - The 4-Skins - Yesterdays Heroes
13 - G.B.H. - No Survivors
14 - The Slits - Typical Girls
15 - The Partisans - Police Story
16 - Abrasive Wheels - Army Song
17 - Bow Wow Wow - C30-C60-C90 Go
18 - The Nosebleeds - Ain't Been To No Music School
19 - The Insane - Last Day
20 - One Way System - Stab The Judge
21 - Major Accident - Fight To Work
22 - Red Alert - In Britain
23 - The Addicts - Bad Boy
24 - Urban Dogs - New Barbarians
25 - The Gonads - I Lost My Love To A U.K. Sub
26 - Interview
27 - Interview
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CD 01:
01 - New York Dolls - Personality Crisis
02 - Iggy Pop - The Passenger
03 - Punks On 45 - Medley
04 - The Macc Lads - Desperate Dan
05 - The Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict
06 - The Damned - Love Song
07 - Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen
08 - The Clash - White Riot
09 - The Stranglers - (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
10 - The Adverts - One Chord Wonders
11 - 999 - Nasty Nasty
12 - Generation X - Ready Steady Go
13 - Sham 69 - Angels With Dirty Face
14 - The Heartbreakers - Chinese Rock
15 - The Vibrators - Judy Say's
16 - TRB - Don't Take No For An Answer
17 - U.K. Subs - Warhead
18 - Starjets - War Stories
19 - Ian Dury & The Blockheads - What A Waste
20 - Elvis Costello & The Attractions - I Don't Want To Go
21 - Boomtown Rats - Lookin' After Number One
22 - The Flys - Love & A Molotov Coctail
23 - Eddie & The Hot Rods - Do Anything You Wanna Do
24 - New Model Army - Vengeance
25 - The Boys - Brickfield Nights
CD 02:
01 - Rich Kids - Rich Kids
02 - Adam & The Ants - Ant Music
03 - Siouxsie & The Banshees - Love In A Void
04 - Sid Vicious - My Way
05 - Stiff Little Fingers - At The Edge
06 - The Undertones - Jimmy Jimmy
07 - The Skids - Into The Valley
08 - The Ruts - Something That I Said
09 - The Vapors - News At Ten
10 - Chelsea - Right To Work
11 - The Pork Dukes - My Mother Gave Me A Gun For Xmas
12 - XTC - Statue Of Liberty
13 - Killing Joke - Wardance
14 - The Tubes - Don't Touch Me There
15 - The Professionals - 1-2-3
16 - Cockney Rejects - The Greatest Cockney Rip Of
17 - X-Ray Spex - Germ Free Adolecent
18 - Blondie - Rip Her To Shreds
19 - Dead Kennedys - Holidays In Cambodia
20 - The Dickies - Fan Mail
21 - The Members - Sound Of The Suburbs
22 - The Jam - Strange Town
23 - Wire - I Am The Fly
24 - Public Image Ltd - Public Image
25 - Jake Burns & The Big Wheel - Valentines Day
CD 03:
01 - Vicious White Kids - Belsen Was A Gas
02 - Jilted John - Jilted John
03 - The Only Ones - Another Girl Another Planet
04 - The Ramones - Pet Cemetary
05 - Devo - Mongoloid
06 - The Saints - This Perfect Day
07 - Magazine - Shot By Both Sides
08 - John Cooper Clarke - Beasley Street
09 - Spizzenergi - Where's Captain Kirk?
10 - Nick Lowe - So It Goes
11 - Penetration - Don't Dictate
12 - The Moondogs - She's 19
13 - Werckless Eric - Whole Wide World
14 - The Banned - Little Girl
15 - Menace - GLC
16 - The Maniacs - Chelsea 1977
17 - The Motors - Airport
18 - Ultravox - Rockwrock
19 - Tenpole Tudor - Who Killed Bambi?
20 - Slaughter & The Dogs - Where Have All The Bootboys Gone?
21 - Angelic Upstarts - Two Million Voices
22 - The Stiffs - Inside Out
23 - Lords Of The New Church - M-Style
24 - The Runaways - Black Leather
CD 04:
01 - The Exploited - Dead Cities
02 - Anti-Nowhere League - Streets Of London
03 - Chorn Gen - Puppets Of War
04 - Vice Squad - Last Rockers
05 - The Business - Harry May
06 - Discharge - Decontrol
07 - The Toy Dolls - Frederick Street
08 - Blitz - Razors In The Night
09 - Clock Sparrer - England Belongs To Me
10 - Peter & The Test Tube Babies - Banned From The Pub
11 - The Last Resort - King Of The Jungle
12 - The 4-Skins - Yesterdays Heroes
13 - G.B.H. - No Survivors
14 - The Slits - Typical Girls
15 - The Partisans - Police Story
16 - Abrasive Wheels - Army Song
17 - Bow Wow Wow - C30-C60-C90 Go
18 - The Nosebleeds - Ain't Been To No Music School
19 - The Insane - Last Day
20 - One Way System - Stab The Judge
21 - Major Accident - Fight To Work
22 - Red Alert - In Britain
23 - The Addicts - Bad Boy
24 - Urban Dogs - New Barbarians
25 - The Gonads - I Lost My Love To A U.K. Sub
26 - Interview
27 - Interview
pass: freepunk77
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