down the line

the dee-jays- blackeyed woman


...frantic freakbeat.

crime-baby youre so replusive


...more savage punk tunes from last night

drop dead

the gun club- sexbeat

growing up

wire- 1 2 x u


...minor threat covers live 1983

facing up to the facts

talking heads-psycho killer

...wait for it 4:00

train

Kleenex- Hitchhike

here we come

randy alvey and the green fuz- green fuz


...the cramps cover live 1981

in my sight

the bees- voices green and purple

stuck inside the gun

zero boys-civilization's dying

this has been one of my jams since i was a kid. first heard it when i was 12 or 13 on a punk comp from rhino records. i still have that cd in a box some where hiding away waiting to be rediscovered someday.

set it free

rose tattoo-nice boys.


rock and roll out law.

never admit

the clash- midnight to stevens

cant you see

the fall- totally wired from the fall: perverted by language dvd

milk

its nice to go back in time to the days of growing up...





sham 69-poor cow
(more of a pop jam but ive loved it forever)

and a short news doc on the band.

hang loose

the clash-charlie don't surf live in tokoyo 1982

love me right

the cramps with a live performance of 'the way i walk' recorded june 13, 1978 at the napa mental hospital.


the official video.

wilds

garland jeffreys- wild in the streets

superstonicsound

superstonic sound:the rebel dread documentary is a new documentary film on don letts.

"Don Letts’ reputation has been firmly established in both the film and music world by a substantial body of work from the late 70's through the 80's, 90’s and well into the millennium. His work has been exhibited in The Kitchen N.Y.C, The Institute of Contemporary Art, The N.F.T in London and was honored at Brooklyn’s BAM festival. In March 2003 he won a Grammy for his documentary ‘Westway To The World’.

He came to notoriety in the late 70's as the DJ that single handedly turned a whole generation of punks onto reggae. It was whilst as a d.j at the first punk club 'The Roxy' in 1977, that Don adopted the punk D.I.Y ethic and begun to make his first film 'The Punk Rock Movie'. Shot on Super-8mm it is the only documentary on the U.K punk scene w/ Sex Pistols-The Clash and many others. This led to a period directing over 300 music videos for a diverse range of artists."

via superstonicsound web page

oi to the weekend!!!

keeping on the oi kick lately...
the blood-napalm job

the blood-stark raving normal