No218: The Gears - Baby runaround

recorded 1980, released 1999 by Dionysus records.

No216: Radio Birdman - What Gives / Descent Into The Maelstorm (live 1978)

powerful live performance from 1978 aussie-punkrock-inventors.

No215: The Zeros - Dont push me around

rare TV appearance of the Zeros, late seventees. El Vez first band.

No214: Paul Collins Beat - Don't wait up for me

a rare video ca. 1979. great song.

No212: The painted ship - Frustration

another genius garage track from the mid-sixties.

No210: Mud - Rocket

from "Mudrock", 1974 RAK records. sounds like Elvis backed by The Sweet.

No209: Bay City Rollers - Rock'n roll love letter

hitsingle from 1975 on Arista.

Rock And Roll Love Letter - Bay City Rollers

No208: The Woodentops - Last time

from "Giant", 1986, Rough Trade records.

Last Time - The Woodentops

No207: Spookey Ruben - Wendy McDonald

Discover Spookey Ruben!

great poptune from "The modes of transportation Vol. 1", TVT records 1995.

No206: KGB - Dying in the USA

great punkrock tune from "Live at the deaf club", Walking dead records, 1980.

No205: Kenny Burrell - Chitlins con carne

the coolest guitar sound ever. from "Midnight blue", 1967 Blue note.

No204: The Yolks - I do what i do (Liveversion)

nice Chicago-lo-fi-punkrock which is brandnew!!!! The Yolks are the new Gizmos.

No203: GG Allin - Unpredictable

another great song from the early GG & the Jabbers. 1980 Orange records.

No202: Electric light orchestra - Concerto for a rainy day

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a whole LP-side from the album "Out of the blue", Jet records, 1977.

No200: UB 40 - Tyler

long before they became a hit band, i liked their stuff for their great soulful vocals and calm warm sound. from "Signing off", Graduate records 1980.

No199: The Specials - It doesn't make it allright

wonderful song from their classic first album "The Specials", Chrysalis/Two tone, 1979.

No198: Arcwelder - Its a wonderful lie

from the album "Pull", 1993 Touch & Go.

	Arcwelder - It'S A Wonderful Lie
	Found at skreemr.com

No195: The Delmonas - Peter Gunn locomotion

from "Dangerous charms", 1985 Big beat records.

Peter Gunn Locomotion - The Delmonas

REPOST No194: Pond - Twins

from their final album "Rock collection", Work group 1997.

No193: The Sting-Rays - Math of trend

great track from a 45 on Big beat, 1983. The Stingrays mixed 50s-Rockabilly with 60s dramatic influences like the 13th Floor elevators or Walker Brothers. Best ever live concert in my life...

Math Of Trend - The Sting-Rays

No191: The Adolescents - Wrecking crew (demo version)

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an early 80s demo from the 2005 album "Complete demos 1980-1986", Frontier records.

No190: Gay cowboys in bondage - Cuffs on my hands

Listen

from a 1983 cassette release on Moss records.

No189: La Peste - Better off dead

from a band-self-released 45 back in 1978. Sonic Youth learned a lot from this one.

Better Off Dead - La Peste

No188: The Chords - Maybe tomorrow

from the album "So far away", 1980 Polydor records.

the chords-maybe tomorow.mp3 - the chords