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Damaged is the debut studio album by the American hardcore punk band Black Flag. It was released on December 5, 1981 through SST Records.

Over the years since the album's original release it has been recognized as a punk classic and one of the most influential punk records ever made by appearing on a number of "best of" lists by punk fans and critics alike.

Track Listing:
1. Rise Above
2. Spray Paint
3. Six Pack
4. What I See
5. TV Party
6. Thirsty And Miserable
7. Police Story
8. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie
9. Depression
10. Room 13
11. Damaged II
12. No More
13. Padded Cell
14. Life Of Pain
15. Damaged I

A TRUE MASTERPIECE FROM JELLO BIAFRA AND THE DEAD KENNEDYS.

A MUST HAVE ADDITION TO ANY MUSIC COLLECTION.

Track Listing:
1. Introduction
2. Police Truck
3. Kill the Poor
4. Holiday in Cambodia
5. Moon Over Marin
6. California Über Alles
7. MTV-Get off the Air
8. Too Drunk to Fuck
9. Goons of Hazzard
10. This Could Be Anywhere
11. Forward to Death
12. I Am the Owl
13. Hellnation
14. Riot

New Day Rising is the third studio album by the American punk rock band Hüsker Dü, released in 1985 on SST Records.

Track Listing:
New Day Rising
Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill
I Apologize
Folk Lore
If I Told You
Celebrated Summer
Perfect Example
Terms Of Psychic Warfare
59 Times The Pain
Powerline
Books About UFO`s
I Don`t Know What You`re Talking About
How To Skin A Cat
Whatcha Drinkin`
Plans I Make

The compilation was well received, with Allmusic saying that for the "benighted," the album is the best place to start. "Everything that made the Misfits great is here... The band is loud and defiant, as is Glenn Danzig, whose considerable vocal chops are well displayed here."

Track Listing:
1. She
2. Hollywood Babylon
3. Bullet
4. Horror Business
5. Teenagers From Mars
6. Night Of The Living Dead
7. Where Eagles Dare
8. Vampira
9. I Turned Into A Martian
10. Skulls
11. London Dungeon
12. Ghouls Night Out
13. Astro Zombies
14. Mommy Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?
15. Die Die My Carling
16. Earth A. D.
17. Devilock
18. Death Comes Ripping
19. Green Hell
20. Wolfsblood

The Ramones' follow-up to their astounding self-titled debut showcases a slightly poppier sound but with the same winning results. Originally released in 1977, Leave Home features the classic Ramone's cuts "Pinhead," "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment" and "Commando."

Track Listing:
1. Glad to See You Go
2. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
3. I Remember You
4. Oh Oh I Love Her So
5. Carbona Not Glue
6. Suzy Is a Headbanger
7. Pinhead
8. Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy
9. Swallow My Pride
10. What's Your Game
11. California Sun
12. Commando
13. You're Gonna Kill That Girl
14. You Should Never Have Opened That Door

The Ramones' follow-up to their astounding self-titled debut showcases a slightly poppier sound but with the same winning results. Originally released in 1977, Leave Home features the classic Ramone's cuts "Pinhead," "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment" and "Commando."

Track Listing:
1. Glad to See You Go
2. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
3. I Remember You
4. Oh Oh I Love Her So
5. Carbona Not Glue
6. Suzy Is a Headbanger
7. Pinhead
8. Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy
9. Swallow My Pride
10. What's Your Game
11. California Sun
12. Commando
13. You're Gonna Kill That Girl
14. You Should Never Have Opened That Door

The album contains a 50-page booklet with a short history of the Ramones, including the release dates of all their albums. Their best-selling album, it is the only Ramones album to be certified Gold in the United States.

Track Listing:
I Wanna Be Sedated
Teenage Lobotomy
Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?
Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
Beat On The Brat
Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
I Wanna Live
Pinhead
Blitzkrieg Bop
Cretin Hop
Rockaway Beach
Commando
I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
Mama's Boy
Bop 'Til You Drop
We're a Happy Family
Bonzo Goes To Bitburg
Outsider
Psycho Therapy
Wart Hog
Animal Boy
Needles & Pins
Howling at the Moon (Sha-La-La)
Somebody Put Something in My Drink
We Want The Airwaves
Chinese Rock
I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
The KKK Took My Baby Away
Indian Giver
Rock 'n' Roll High School

New York Dolls is the debut studio album by American rock band the New York Dolls. The album's protopunk sound was hugely influential on punk rock.

Track Listing:
Side 1

Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2

Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

New York Dolls is the debut studio album by American rock band the New York Dolls. The album's protopunk sound was hugely influential on punk rock.

Track Listing:
Side 1
Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2
Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

New York Dolls is the debut studio album by American rock band the New York Dolls. The album's protopunk sound was hugely influential on punk rock.

Track Listing:
Side 1
Personality Crisis
Looking For a Kiss
Vietnamese baby
Lonely Planet Boy
Frankenstein (Orig.)

Side 2
Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

Ever since they rocketed out of Queens in 1974, the Ramones have inspired countless kids worldwide to pick up guitars and rock. Bringing a bubblegum sensibility to the fast-and-hard mentality, their primal sound is considered a blueprint for all things resembling snotty, catchy, ear-bleeding punk rock.

Released in 1977 on Sire Records, Rocket to Russia is the third outing from the Ramones and their last with original drummer Tommy Ramone. Packing all the muscle of their debut, Rocket to Russia ups the ante in the hook department and features some of the band's best-know material including "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker" and "Teenage Lobotomy."

Track Listing:
1. Cretin Hop
2. Rockaway Beach
3. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
4. Locket Love
5. I Don't Care
6. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
7. We're A Happy Family
1. Teenage Lobotomy
2. Do You Wanna Dance?
3. I Wanna Be Well
4. I Can't Give You Anything
5. Ramona
6. Surfin' Bird
7. Why Is It Always This Way?

Ever since they rocketed out of Queens in 1974, the Ramones have inspired countless kids worldwide to pick up guitars and rock. Bringing a bubblegum sensibility to the fast-and-hard mentality, their primal sound is considered a blueprint for all things resembling snotty, catchy, ear-bleeding punk rock.

Released in 1977 on Sire Records, Rocket to Russia is the third outing from the Ramones and their last with original drummer Tommy Ramone. Packing all the muscle of their debut, Rocket to Russia ups the ante in the hook department and features some of the band's best-know material including "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker" and "Teenage Lobotomy."

Track Listing:
1. Cretin Hop
2. Rockaway Beach
3. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
4. Locket Love
5. I Don't Care
6. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
7. We're A Happy Family
1. Teenage Lobotomy
2. Do You Wanna Dance?
3. I Wanna Be Well
4. I Can't Give You Anything
5. Ramona
6. Surfin' Bird
7. Why Is It Always This Way?

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

More mature yet retaining the immediacy that marks all of their work, the band's new album Float may find the widest audience acceptance of any Flogging Molly album to date. Hard charging tunes ôPaddyÆs Lamentö and ôYou WonÆt Make a Fool Out of Meö give way, as listeners have come to expect, to more sober ruminations on tracks like ôFloat.ö The overall effect is a symphonic layering of sound that possesses a unique rhythmic flow from boisterous to bereaved and back again. Long time fans and new discoverers will be equally astounded.

Track Listing:
1. Requiem For a Dying Song
2. Paddy's Lament
3. Float
4. You Won't Makea Fool Out of Me
5. Lightning Storm
6. Punch Drunk Grinning Soul
7. Us of Lesser Gods
8. Between a Man and a Woman
9. On the Back of a Broken Dream
10. Man with No County
11. The Story So Far

The legendary Buzzcocks from Manchester released this seminal album in 1979 and it remains one of the most important and best records of the punk era. Pete Shelley's romantic ''Ever Fallen In Love?'' maintains its status as one of the great pop hits with his wail of a voice, a great melody, and a wall of blazing guitars.

Track Listing:
1. Orgasm Addict
2. What Do I Get?
3. I Don't Mind
4. Love You More
5. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?
6. Promises
7. Everybody's Happy Nowadays
8. Harmony In My Head
9. Whatever Happened To...?
10. Oh Shit
11. Autonomy
12. Noise Annoys
13. Just Lust
14. Lipstick
15. Why Can't I Touch It?
16. Something's Gone Wrong Again

Now in their 14th year the Dropkick Murphys have risen from their basic Irish-punk roots to become a rocking & rolling, raging, green-clover machine. Dropkick Murphys are now one of the best-known rock bands in the world, thanks in part to their ability to tap into the working-class and sports fan culture that permeates Boston and the New England area but even more so due to their reputation for phenomenal live shows.Each year the band breaks house records when their live shows celebrating St. Patrick's Day go on sale. These shows are the peak of the band's touring calendar and every year fans from all over the world travel to Boston just for a chance to become part of this unique experience.

In 2003 the band released a live album that has so far sold over a quarter of a million copies worldwide. This updated recording is volume two of the series comprising a best of or greatest hits from the extensive Dropkick Murphys catalog of albums. The material on this album focuses on the band's most recent titles and includes a live rendition of their most popular and instantly recognizable platinum selling single I'm Shipping Up To Boston as well as popular tracks like The State Of Massachusetts, the Red Sox anthem Tessie, St Patrick's Day sing-a-long Kiss Me, I'm Shitfacedö and the tear jerker sing-a-long Forever. Recorded over 6 nights and 7 shows in March of 2009.

Track Listing:
1. Famous For Nothing
2. The State of Massachusetts
3. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ya
4. Time To Go
5. Sunshine Highway
6. Flannigan's Ball
7. Bastards On Parade
8. God Willing
9. Caught In A Jar
10. Captain Kelly's Kitchen
11. Citizen C.I.A.
12. Fields Of Athenry
13. Your Spirit's Alive
14. The Warrior's Code
15. The Dirty Glass
16. Tessie
17. Forever 2009
18. Worker's Song
19. Kiss Me, I'm Sh*tfaced
20. I'm Shipping Up To Boston (featuring the Mighty Mighty Bosstones)

When the album was unveiled in 1982, fans and critics alike were stunned to learn that the musicians behind this album - one of the fastest albums of all time upon its release - were religious African-American Rastafarians who also were skilled at reggae. The album was a crucial step in the formation of hardcore punk and the eventual fusion of hard rock and reggae adopted later by bands like Sublime, Fishbone, and 311.

Track Listing:

1. Sailin' On
2. Don't Need It
3. Attitude
4. Regulator, The
5. Banned in D. C.
6. Jah Calling
7. Supertouch
8. Shitfit
9. Leaving Babylon
10. Fearless Vampire Killers
11. I
12. Big Take Over
13. Pay to Cum
14. Right Brigade
15. I Luv I Jah
16. Intro

More mature yet retaining the immediacy that marks all of their work, the band's new album Float may find the widest audience acceptance of any Flogging Molly album to date. Hard charging tunes ôPaddyÆs Lamentö and ôYou WonÆt Make a Fool Out of Meö give way, as listeners have come to expect, to more sober ruminations on tracks like ôFloat.ö The overall effect is a symphonic layering of sound that possesses a unique rhythmic flow from boisterous to bereaved and back again. Long time fans and new discoverers will be equally astounded.

Track Listing:
1. Requiem For a Dying Song
2. Paddy's Lament
3. Float
4. You Won't Makea Fool Out of Me
5. Lightning Storm
6. Punch Drunk Grinning Soul
7. Us of Lesser Gods
8. Between a Man and a Woman
9. On the Back of a Broken Dream
10. Man with No County
11. The Story So Far

With the implicit understanding that strength lies in brevity, Bad Religion hew mighty exhortations to action out of a well-trampled happy-punk base, and the sheer motivational impact of "Generator," "Only Entertainment," "Atomic Garden" and "No Direction" sweeps clear any charges of oversimplification or sameness. Generator is a brutal noise that is louder, faster & angrier than ever! A plethora of power punching punk pedagogy.

Track Listing:
01. Generator
02. Too Much To Ask
03. No Direction
04. Tomorrow
05. Babies in the Dark
06. Heaven is Falling
07. Atomic Garden
08. The Answer
09. Fertile Crescent
10. Chimaera
11. Only Entertainment

Group Embraces Gritty, Soulful Currents on Can't-Miss Set

Social Distortion's first new studio record in nearly six years, Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes builds on singer Mike Ness twin footings, one in the haunted American landscapes of Hank Williams and the other in the raw swagger of Exile On Main Street�era Rolling Stones. While these twin pillars have always been behind Social Distortions anthemic songs, on Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes they come roaring to the fore, in one of the hardest rocking, most soulful albums of Ness career.

From opener California (Hustle and Flow), a song with enough attitude to redline a 40 Merc, to the dark rockin cover of Hank Williams' Alone and Forsaken, longtime fans will find the trademark punk roar they love. New fans, too, will be drawn to Ness maturing songwriting and vocals with an eye to his rock and roll legacy. Ness also produced Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes (his first time at the production helm).

"Cigar-puffing hoodlums, sleazy pimps, staggering winos, down-and-out blue-collar stiffs, on-the-run hustlers, wounded romantics, and spurned lovers are among the crowds that congregate on the street corners of Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes, one of the most consistent, complete, soulful, and tunefully gritty records of Social Distortions career. The set reflects the groups progressive embrace of organ into arrangements. As such, subtle spiritual undercurrents coarse through several tunes."
--Bob Gendron, TONE Audio, Issue 34

Track Listing:
1. Road Zombie
2. California (Hustle and Flow)
3. Gimme The Sweet And Lowdown
4. Diamond In The Rough
5. Machine Gun Blues
6. Bakersfield
7. Far Side Of Nowhere
8. Alone And Forsaken
9. Writing On The Wall
10. Can't Take it with You
11. Still Alive

Now, for the first time in over a decade, Tight is back and it is Tighter. This amazing re-issue features the 15 original, highly coveted, mono recordings, all newly remastered, plus 12 previously unreleased audio tracks. Whether you're an old-school MSI fan or a newbie, Tighter will make you feel like you were there from the very beginning.

Track Listing:
LP 1
1. Bring Me The Pain (New Wave) (Method Man cover)
2. Tornado
3. Bring The Pain (Method Man cover)

LP 2
1. Grab The Mic
2. Mindless Self Indulgence
3. Tight
4. Diabolical
5. Molly
6. Daddy
7. Pussy All Night
8. Apple Country
9. Dickface
10. Bite Your Rhymes
11. Tornado (Live at CBGB)
12. Ecnegludni Fles Sseldnim
13. JX-47
14. Cake
15. I Hate Everyone
16. If Only I Didnt Want To F The Ones Who Didnt Want To F Me
17. Agents
18. Tornado (Cassingle Version)
19. This Isnt Good
20. Dickface Demo
21. Tight 8-Bit
22. I Think I Turned 22
23. Free As A Birdie
24. Bring The Pain (acapella) (Method Man cover)

The godfather of hardcore from D.O.A., Canadas legendary punk pioneers. This is the album that popularized and pushed the term 'hardcore' into the common vernacular. For Hardcore 81s 30th Anniversary Sudden Death has restored D.O.A.s blistering second album to its original state.

Hear the great line up of Joey Shithead, Chuck Biscuits, Randy Rampage and Dave Gregg in action. Tracks like D.O.A., Slumlord and Unknown lash out at the listener, as well the incredible Fucked Up Baby and Smash The State just spear you right in the gut. This album has influenced three generations of fans and artists such as Rancid, Henry Rollins, Jello Biafra, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Green Day, NOFX and Sonic Youth among others.

Track Listing:
1. D.O.A.
2. Unknown
3. Slumlord
4. Musical Interlude
5. I Don't Give A Shit
6. M.C.T.F.D.
7. Communication Breakdown
8. 001 Losers' Club
9. Fucked Up Baby
10. Kenny Blister Song
11. Smash The State
12. My Old Man's A Bum
13. Bloodsucker Baby
14. Waiting For You
15. Burn It Down
16. Race Riot
17. General Strike
18. Season In Hell

Led by frontman Honor Titus and bassist Melvin Honore, Cerebral Ballzy works to restore something golden to New York's punk rock history...balls. The band's self-titled debut features tracks like "Insufficient Fare" and "Don't Tell Me What To Do," telling the story of broken homes and broken bones while capturing the teenage punks' experience growing up in the Big Apple's rotten center.

Track Listing:
1. On The Run
2. Office Rocker
3. Don't Tell Me What To Do
4. Insufficient Fare
5. Junky For Her
6. Drug Myself Dumb
7. Puke Song
8. You're Idle
9. Don't Look My Way
10. Sk8 All Day
11. Cutting Class
12. Anthem

Having written, recorded and played with an eclectic pedigree of artists such as Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start, The Progress, and Stay Ahead of the Weather, IIOI's culmination of experiences with said bands have stylistically fused together for the grand effort that is Weiss debut LP. The album's release will mark a four year commemoration of his 52 Weeks project (where from September 2007 to September 2008 he wrote and recorded one track each week for a year, making them available online before being approached by No Sleep Records who released them as a 2xCD in June of 2009), as well as his Twelve Towns 7" series/collection which featured recordings with artists such as Bob Nanna (Braid/Hey Mercedes), CSTVT, Everyone Everywhere, Pswingset, Empire! Empire!, and Such Gold, recently compiled for release on Topshelf Records. The new album also follows Weiss 2010 split release with friend Andrew KOJI Shiraki, named one of the years best overlooked releases by The Associated Press.

The lyrical concepts of Proper and it's all around aura stems from autobiographical and literal exemplifications which have taken place over the past year of Weiss' life, most of which occurring in Chicago where he now resides. The album culminates in a heady yet straightforward melodic stew resembling Sunny Day Real Estate, Death Cab For Cutie and Dismemberment Plan to name a few, along with impassioned songwriting executed with the potency and ardor of Chuck Regan and Colin Meloy . While not labeled as a concept album per se, the stories which form the basis of Into It. Over It.'s songs stem from Weiss' own personal experiences, but are still relatable by one theme and one theme only: life.

Proper was recorded at Blacklodge Studios in Eudora, KS and co-produced by Ed Rose. The album features contributions from Nick Wakim of Stay Ahead of the Weather/CSTVT on drums and Nathan Ellis of The Casket Lottery. Album art was photographed at Weiss' apartment in Chicago by Ryan Russell.

Track Listing:
1. Embracing Facts
2. Discretion & Depressing People
3. Fortunate Friends
4. No Good Before Noon
5. Write It Right
6. Midnight: Carrol Street
7. Connecticut Steps
8. Staring At The Celing
9. An Evening With Ramsey Beyer
10. Where Your Nights Often End
11. PROPER
12. The Frames That Used To Greet Me

Less than a year after their heralded debut release on Fat Wreck Chords, Bringing the War Home, they are set to deliver a follow-up full-length titled Agitations. As has become their calling card, the music on Agitations runs the gamut from rockabilly to folk/punk and hits all points in between. Any discerning listener can pick out hints of The Misfits, Against Me, The Clash, Chuck Berry, and any number of other varied artists in Cobra Skulls' music. The mastery of their craft is in the way they seamlessly blend an array of influences, giving nods to each, yet maintaining an old school punk fabric throughout each song.

The other hallmark of a Cobra Skulls record is the urgent message they propagate and the content on Agitations is no different. The lyrical themes on the album reflect a passion and vitriol uncommon in today's punk music and serve as an accelerant to the bonfire that is Agitations. All 13 tracks jolt the listeners' ears and conscience with a whiplash like intensity, just as a true punk rock album should.

Track Listing:
1. Six Degrees
2. Iron Lung
3. Now You Know
4. The Mess
5. On & On
6. All Drive
7. Drones
8. The Mockery
9. Solastalgia
10. The Minimum
11. Hiding
12. Running Out
13. Believe

While organizing their archive, Dischord came across the four-track of Voids first recording session. It was done with Steve Carr at Hit and Run Studios in November 81 and never officially released. The tape was remixed by Ian MacKaye and Don Zientara at Inner Ear earlier this year. These embryonic versions of what would become Void classics as well as songs that didnt make the cut prove just how driven this band was to capture their own sound.

Sessions 1981-83 features the entire Hit and Run session along with the first Inner Ear demo (including the Flex Your Head cuts and the songs that ended up on the Condensed Flesh 7-inch), two outtakes from their second Inner Ear session (that spawned their legendary split LP with Faith), and a couple of live recordings including one that is almost certainly the last song they ever played.

Track Listing:
Side A - Hit And Run Session, November 1981
1. Void
2. War Hero
3. Go South
4 Condensed Flesh
5. Controller/Revolt
6. Dehumanized
7. Suburbs Suck
8. Organized Sports/W.T.F.A.Y
9. Annoyed
10. Don't Wanna Be Like You
11. Black, Jewish, And Poor
12. Please Give Us A Chance
13. Protect And Serve
14. Time To Die
15. Self-Defense
16. Draft Me Please
17. Authority
18. All White Neighborhood
19. Halfway Boys
20. Wasted Party

Side B - Inner Ear Session, December 1981
21. Dehumanized
22. Authority
23. My Rules
24. Get Out Of My Way
25. Condensed Flesh
26. Organized Sports/Annoyed
27. Controller/Revolt
28. Black, Jewish, And Poor
29. War Hero
30. Go South

Inner Ear Session, June 1982
31. Dehumanzied
32. Get Out Of My Way

Live at 930 Club, February 13, 1983
33. Explode (live)

Live at Wilson Center, July 1, 1983
34. My Rules (live)

Not to be confused with the CD release, LIVE CBGB 1982, this vinyl only release contains audio selections from the DVD release, LIVE CBGB 1982. Sure it sounds confusing, but the material on the CD and LP, while culled from the same series of live shows around Christmas 1982 at CBGBs, is completely different. Besides, who can have enough live stuff from the world's best hardcore band at the peak of their prowess? This colored vinyl slab comes in a limited edition for indie retail only. Includes blazingly awesome live versions of "FVK," "How Low Can a Punk Get," and more.

Track Listing:
1. The Meek
2. The Regulator
3. Unity Dub
4. Banned In DC
5. Joshua's Song
6. Rally Round Jah's Throne
7. Destroy Babylon
8. Riot Squad
9. I and I Rasta
10. How Low Can A Punk Get
11. FVK
12. Right Brigade
13. I And I Survive
14. We Will Not

Recognizing that there's no such thing as bad publicity, manager-Svengali Malcolm McLaren molded the Sex Pistols into the most confrontational, nihilistic band rock & roll had ever seen. Propelled by Johnny Rotten's maniacal vocals, Steve Jones's buzz-saw guitar, and (most importantly) bass player Glen Matlock's hook-filled compositional skills, the Sex Pistols' early singles Anarchy in the U.K. and God Save the Queen defined the raging style of British punk. By the time they recorded their lone 1977 album, Matlock had been bounced, replaced by the volatile Sid Vicious. Never Mind The Bollocks remains a bile-filled emblem of the times. Punk rocks quintessential album, reissued here on 180g virgin vinyl LP.

Track Listing:
1. Holidays In The Sun
2. Bodies
3. No Feelings
4. Liar
5. Problems
6. God Save The Queen
7. Seventeen
8. Anarchy In The U.K.
9. Sub-Mission
10. Pretty Vacant
11. New York
12. EMI

Even more ambitious than American Idiot...a record of die-hard punk ideals...(and) tightly scripted, continually ascending classic- rock excitement. - Rolling Stone

Track Listing:
Act I - Heroes and Cons

1. 21st Century Breakdown
2. Know Your Enemy
3. ¡Viva La Gloria!
4. Before The Lobotomy
5. Christians Inferno
6. Last Night On Earth

Act II - Charlatans and Saints

7. East Jesus Nowhere
8. Peacemaker
9. Last Of The American Girls
10. Murder City
11. ¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl)
12. Restless Heart Syndrome

Act III - Horseshoes and Handgrenades

13. Horseshoes And Handgrenades
14. The Static Age
15. 21 Guns
16. American Eulogy (Mass Hysteria/Modern World)
17. See The Light

The lyrics of the album touch on real world events, such as Hurricane Katrina and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Although the lyrics discuss grim topics, they actually take on a positive view and were written from the perspective of: "What if the place on the other side of this transition is a place we'd all rather be living in?

Track Listing:
1. Architects
2. Help Is on the Way
3. Make It Stop (September's Children)
4. Disparity By Design
5. Satellite
6. Midnight Hands
7. Survivor Guilt
8. Broken Mirrors
9. Wait for Me
10. A Gentlemen's Coup
11. This Is Letting Go
12. Endgame

Spike's sweet crooning is universally pleasing, as he proves by deftly belting out the 6 tracks on Sing In Japanese in the dialect in which they were originally written. The boys ply their fun-loving, punk rock style to these Japanese classics, resulting in 6 up-tempo sing-alongs peppered with guitar riffs hotter than wasabi.

Track Listing:
1. Hero
2. Kokoro No Tabi
3. Kekkon Shiyoyo
4. C-C-C
5. 22 Sai No Wakare
6. Linda Linda

Tragic Kingdom is the third studio album by the American rock band No Doubt. It was released on October 10, 1995, on Trauma Records, a division of Interscope Records. The album was produced by Matthew Wilder, mixed by Paul Palmer, and recorded in 11 studios in the Greater Los Angeles Area between March 1993 and October 1995. Between 1995 and 1998, seven singles were released from it, including "Just a Girl", which charted on the Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Singles Chart; and "Don't Speak", which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay and peaked in the top five of many international charts.

The album received mostly positive reviews from music critics. At the 39th Grammy Awards, No Doubt earned nominations for Best New Artist and Best Rock Album. The album has sold over sixteen million copies worldwide; and was certified diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in the United States and Canada, platinum in the United Kingdom, and triple platinum in Australia. It helped to initiate the ska revival of the 1990s, persuading record labels to sign more ska bands and helping them to attract more mainstream attention.

Track Listing:
1. Spiderwebs
2. Excuse Me Mr.
3. Just A Girl
4. Happy Now?
5. Different People
6. Hey You
7. The Climb
8. Sixteen
9. Sunday Morning
10. Don't Speak
11. You Can Don It
12. World Go Round
13. End It On This
14. Tragic Kingdom

1. Chinese Rocks
2. All By Myself
3. Let Go
4. Can't Keep My Eyes On You
5. I Wanna Be Loved

Side Two

1. Do You Love Me?
2. Get Off The Phone
3. Going Steady
4. I Love You
5. Born To Lose

Side B
1. I Love You
2. I Wanna Be Loved
3. Countdown Love
4. Blame It On Mom
5. Personality Crisis
6. I Can't Put Your Arms

Side C
1. Eve Of Destruction
2. Like A Rolling Stone
3. Like A Rolling Stone (2)
4. Hurt Me
5. Diary Of A Lover
6. Sad Vacation
7. Pipeline
8. I Can Tell

Side D
1. Little Bit Of Whore
2. Talking 'Bout You
3. Too Much Junkie Business/Pills
4. Gloria

1. Persecution Complex
2. Bone Idol
3. Movement
4. Be My Baby
5. Corgi Crap
6. Sad So Sad

Side Two

1. The Change
2. Lookalikes
3. The Underdog
4. No More Time
5. City Drones

Side Three

1. Just Want To Be Myself
2. Lift Off The Bans
3. Lookalines
4. Corgi Crap
5. Hard On Me

Side Four

1. You'll Lose
2. Just Want To Be Myself
3. Bone Idol
4. Can't See
5. Fooled Today

1. Vicious Circle
2. 1982
3. Danger, Danger
4. BBC
5. Mayday
6. Voice of Youth
7. Just Another Punk Band

Side 2

1. Gotta Run
2. Burn 'Em Down
3. Shout It Out
4. Slaughterhouse
5. First Rule (No Rule)
6. Attack
7. When The Punks Go Marching In

Due to this fact, Ben decided to revisit Television City Dream and create the album the band had originally envisioned. Of course amending the sound of the album was the first and paramount task. Justin Perkins (bassist) accomplished this by completely remixing and remastering all the songs from the original recordings, including five songs from the session that didn't appear on the initial release. In addition, the band resequenced the whole album to accomodate the five newly included tracks and to lend an entirely new feel to it.

Finally, the original artwork was scrapped and replaced with brand new art much more befitting of what Screeching Weasel is known for. With vastly improved sound quality, additional songs and a whole new look, this incarnation of Television City Dream is essentially a new album altogether.

Track Listing:
1. Count to Three
2. Speed of Mutation
3. Dummy Up
4. Video *
5. Your Morality
6. Dirty Needles
7. Punk Rock Explained *
8. Breaking Point
9. My Own World *
10. Outside of You
11. We Are the Generation X
12. Identity Crisis
13. The First Day of Winter
14. Crybaby *
15. Shut the Hell Up *
16. Plastic Bag
17. I Don't Give a Fuck
18. Only a Test
19. Pervert at Large
20. Burn It Down

* Bonus Track (TVCD Outtakes)

1984 was a time of redefinition within the punk scene in Washington, DC and Rites of Spring more than led the charge. Rites of Spring not only challenged the macho posturing that had become so prevalent, but more importantly they defied musical and stylistic rule. The people that followed the band made it a point to try to never miss a gig, as ROS seemed to approach every show as if it was their last. The results could be explosive, often resulting in the destruction of their equipment, and this may well be one reason that they ended up playing only about 15 shows.

In their brief existence Rites of Spring released one full-length, End on End, and a 7", All Through A Life, both on Dischord Records. This album was first released in June of 1985. The CD was re-mastered in 2002 and the LP was re-cut and re-issued in 2009

Track Listing:
1. Spring
2. Deeper Than Inside
3. For Want Of
4. Hain's Point
5. All There Is
6. Drink Deep
7. Other Way Around
8. Theme
9. By Design
10. Remainder
11. Persistent Vision 12. Nudes 13. End on End

But it's much more than the sum of those parts, it's a sound befitting of the retrofuturism we've come to love about old films where archaic technology collide with far more further-reaching ideas. To wit, the album cover depicting two zebras galloping across a Tron-style neon landscape perfectly embodies the transcendent intersection of triumphant guitars and rollicking drums with vintage synthesizers, marimbas, horns, vocoder, synthesizers, ensemble percussion and musical instruments we're not sure have even been invented yet.

This is the Second Album of a Band Called Adebisi Shank features contributions from Mercury Prize nominated Villagers frontman Conor J O'Brien and Ireland's Choice Prize winner Richie "Jape" Egan among others. The album was recorded and produced by the band and Stephen J. Caffrey in various locations around Ireland and mixed and mastered by TJ Lipple at his home in Washington DC.

Track Listing:
1. International Dreambeat
2. Masa
3. Genki Shank
4. Micromachines
5. (-_-)
6. Logdrum
7. Bones
8. Frunk
9. Europa
10. Century City

The lyrics of the album touch on real world events, such as Hurricane Katrina and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Although the lyrics discuss grim topics, they actually take on a positive view and were written from the perspective of: "What if the place on the other side of this transition is a place we'd all rather be living in?

Track Listing:
1. Architects
2. Help Is on the Way
3. Make It Stop (September's Children)
4. Disparity By Design
5. Satellite
6. Midnight Hands
7. Survivor Guilt
8. Broken Mirrors
9. Wait for Me
10. A Gentlemen's Coup
11. This Is Letting Go
12. Endgame

Today garage, psych and punk are dropped from every direction to brand, market and sell, but looking back to the mid-1960s, there was only one group of musical mavericks that clearly defined them. The Monks were five beat playing American GIs stationed in Germany who, after their discharge, decided to stay and continue their musical mission. Meeting up with a team of local managers, they transformed themselves and their sound into a holy racket like the world had never known. This five-person order literally birthed the above genres through a fuzz-drenched evolution of sound, bursting with social commentary and future primitive rhythms.

Light In The Attic ecstatically presents the Monks recorded legacy through two lavishly packaged and lovingly researched Double Vinyl reissues: The Early Years 1964-1965 and their landmark studio album Black Monk Time. Bonus material dating back to pre-Monks Torquays and up to post Black Monk 7s are also included. Each Limited Edition Double Vinyl gatefold LP features 180g wax, hand-numbered old school tip-on jacket, lyrics and notes.

Their melodies were pop destructive and must be played to your younger brother. - Jack White, The White Stripes

The Monks will always be a great band. - Colin Greenwood, Radiohead

Monastic Madness - Hard Driving Garage Rock! - Krist Novoselic, Nirvana

Damn enjoyable slightly kinky 60's garage records. - Iggy Pop

Track Listing:
1. Monk Time
2. Love Came Tumblin' Down
3. Boys Are Boys
4. Space Age
5. We Do Wie Du
6. I Hate You
7. Pretty Suzanne
8. Higgle-Dy - Piggle-Dy
9. Hushie Pushie
10. Oh, How To Do Now

Bonus Tracks

11. Boys Are Boys
12. There She Walks

1. Our Founding Fathers
2. The Observer
3. Uncle Sam's Moving In
4. Rape Our Mother
5. Where Have All The Flowers Gone? - Written-By - Pete Seeger
6. Disintegrate The Church And State

Side Two

1. Registration
2. Peace Is Possible
3. Shanty Town Blues
4. Blowing In The Wind - Written-By - Bob Dylan
5. Impeach Reagan

The First EP. 4 songs recorded in 1991 in DC at Inner Ear, one recorded in Olympia, plus a live track.

Track Listing:
1. Double Dare Ya
2. Liar
3. Carnival
4. Suck My Left One
5. Feels Blind
6. Thurston Hearts The Who

Formed in 2005, Gallows earned a reputation as the fiercest band around first in community centers and punk dives, and later at established venues and festivals. 2006's debut Orchestra Of Wolves was reissued by Warner Bros. in the U.K. and Epitaph in the U.S. and in 2007 its Staring At The Rude Bois went U.K. Top 40 and hit #1 U.K. Rock. Gallows also won the 2007 Kerrang! Award for Best British Newcomer.

Track Listing:
1. The Riverbank
2. London Is The Reason
3. Leeches
4. Black Eyes
5. I Dread The Night
6. Death Voices
7. The Vulture (Acts I & II)
8. The Riverbed
9. The Great Forgiver
10. Graves
11. Queensberry Rules
12. Misery
13. Crucifucks

This vinyl package features a regular weight black vinyl disc in a single packet jacket with expanded spine and lyric sheet from Pirates Press.

Track Listing:
1. Maybe Memories
2. The Taste Of Ink
3. Bulimic
4. Say Days Ago
5. Poetic Tragedy
6. Buried Myself Alive
7. A Box Full Of Sharp Objects
8. Blue And Yellow
9. Greener With The Scenery
10. Noise And Kisses
11. On My Own
12. Pieces Mended

Green Day's long-awaited eighth studio album, 21st Century Breakdown, is the trio's first studio disc since 2004's Grammy-winning Best Rock Album American Idiot, which debuted at #1, spawned five hit singles, and sold more than 12 million copies world-wide. Produced by Butch Vig (Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Garbage) 21st Century Breakdown continues American Idiot's punk-rock opera format. Divided into three acts - Heroes and Cons, Charlatans And Saints, and Horseshoes And Handgrenades - the songs follow a young couple, Christian and Gloria, as they experience the disappointment and promise of the new millennium.

Track Listing:
Act I - Heroes And Cons

1. Song Of The Century
2. 21st Century Breakdown
3. Know Your Enemy
4. Viva La Gloria
5. Before The Lobotomy
6. Christian's Inferno
7. Last Night On Earth

Act II - Charlatans And Saints

1. East Jesus Nowhere
2. Peacemaker
3. Last Of The American Girls
4. Murder City
5. Viva La Gloria (Little Girl)
6. Restless Heart Syndrome

Act III - Horseshoes And Handgrenades

1. Horseshoes And Handgrenades
2. The Static Age
3. 21 Guns
4. American Eulogy: I. Mass Hysteria
5. American Eulogy: II. Modern World
6. See The Light

The complete Dear You recordings (18 tracks, over 74 minutes of music)

Enhanced CD contains the Fireman video

CD with 24-page color booklet of lyrics, expanded art, photos

Track Listing:
1. Save Your Generation
2. I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both
3. Fireman
4. Accident Prone
5. Chemistry
6. Oyster
7. Million
8. Lurker II: Dark Son of Night
9. Jet Black
10. Bad Scene, Everyone's Fault
11. Sluttering (May 4th)
12. Basilica
13. Unlisted Track
14. Shirt
15. Into You Like a Train
16. Sister
17. Friendly Fire
18. Boxcar