Where Have All the Bootboys Gone - Barrett, Wayne [Sla
Police State - Special Duties
Streetheat
Search and Destroy - Pop, Iggy
New Rose [Live] - James, Brian
Atishoo
Shake Rattle Bang Your Head - Adicts
Track Listings (17) - Disc #5
Hurry up Harry - Parsons, Dave
My Way [Live] - Anka, Paul
Ray Gun
Ha Ha
Blitz Krieg Bop
Chronic Generation - Barber
Wot [Live] - Burns, Ray [1]
Rebel Without a Brain - Brandon, Kirk
CND - Red London
Coming for You
California ?ber Alles - Biafra, Jello
Mr. X - Blamire, Robert
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Jagger, Mick
Fifteen - Blade
Be My Baby - Barry, Jeff
Cyanide - Stride, Pete & John
Atom Drum Pop
Track Listings (17) - Disc #6
The Murder of Liddle Towers [Live] - Mensi
Pretty Vacant [Live] - Cook, Paul [Punk]
Reality - Barber, Glynn
The Last Time [Live]
Motor City Is Burning - Smith, Al [1]
Stab the Judge - One Way System
Let's Break the Law - Anti Nowhere League
Born to Lose - Thunders, Johnny
Do What I Do
Head Off - Electric Sex Circus
King of the Jungle - Pearce, Roi
Kill Your Baby - Farrier, Tom
You'll Never Walk Alone - Davidson, Pete
Nagasaki Sauce - Macc Lads
I Got Nothing/I Got Shit
I Lost My Love to a UK Sub
One Law for Them - Four Skins
6cd 100 Track Collection featuring the Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop, Mc5, Johnny Thunders, Captain Sensible, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, Sid Vicious, Pauline Murray, Adverts and Many More.
6cd 100 Track Collection featuring the Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop, Mc5, Johnny Thunders, Captain Sensible, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, Sid Vicious, Pauline Murray, Adverts and Many More.
Craig S. (InnerMacro) from WAUSAU, WI Reviewed on 4/14/2014...
This is not the GREATEST Punk album of all time, but it does have a lot of obscure content for the avid punk fan. Most of the more famous titles on this album are either alternate versions of the song or live versions, but this is not a problem unless you simply have to hear the song exactly as it was recorded for the hit single. For example, Anarchy in the UK is not the one you typically hear, but Johnny Rotten is no less sneering. The real value of this set are the obscure bands that can be found on it rather than vinyl. The selection of artists leans pretty heavily toward British punks, so a bonus there if you like UK output. Many of the bigger names like Iggy and Johnny Thunders are poorly recorded live versions, leading me to believe that this set was created based upon what rights the record company happened to have rather than being an attempt at creating the 'greatest album of all time'.
Some interesting selections include the Newtown Neurotics, Electric Sex Circus, New Model Army, Chron Gen, and the 3 Johns.
CD Reviews
Punk as it should be...
nez | boston | 04/26/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)
"wow. six cd's jam packed with classic punk...yeah, there's no green day, rancid, or pennywise. why? cause it's a punk cd. not popunk. it's pure punk; working class drunkards with guitars and drums. to really appreciate punk (of any generation) you have to have this set. these bands gave birth to, and raised punk...unfortunately it grew up to be a tantrum-throwing teen with no meaning, but you can't blame these guys. they did it good."
Ummmm....
darkstarskater2 | 11/28/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I dunno, maybe its just me, but to even compare NOFX to the legendary bands on these albums is just a shame. NOFX wouldnt even exist if it werent for bands like these."
Meet many of the good old punk bands otherwise unknown
Armando | Bogotá, Colombia | 02/09/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album makes you understand what the 70's and early 80's punk movement meant. It has a lot of good bands and it's one good way to know many bands of the golden punk age. If you buy it, you'll not regret it."
Good
darkstarskater2 | london dungeon777 | 04/09/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"its an awesome cd i recomend this to ne1 who is a real punk. not a goood charolette poppy poser. only reason i gave this 1 star is because theres no Mifits the greatest punk rock band of all time~! other great bands like sex pistols and the damned"
Seminal
darkstarskater2 | 01/22/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)
"probably worth getting just for the stranglers 'go buddy go' and
sham 69s 'if the kids'. embarrasingly shows modern punk as
overly polished and amputated."