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Various - Punk - Voice Of A Generation FLAC album

Various - Punk - Voice Of A Generation FLAC album

Tracklist

Holiday In The Sun Vol. I
–Slaughter And The Dogs Where Have All The Bootboys Gone 3:32
–The Drones Persecution Complex 3:44
–X-Ray Spex The Day The World Turned Dayglo 2:35
–Anti-Nowhere League So What 3:08
–Chron Gen Outlaw 3:21
–The Vibrators Troops Of Tomorrow 4:54
–Eater Thinking Of The U.S.A. 3:19
–Erase Today Changes 3:12
–Special Duties Colchester Council 2:07
–One Way System Jackie Was A Junkie 2:43
–Major Accident Worst Enemy 1:41
–External Menace Rude Awakening 3:53
–The Blood Waste Of Flesh And Bone 4:49
–V2 I Feel Alright 3:32
–Sic Boy Federation Do You Wanna Be A Sic Boy? 3:21
–Mere Dead Men Designer 2:46
Holiday In The Sun Vol. II
–The Lurkers I'm On Heat 2:08
–Suburban Studs No Faith 2:10
–Radio Stars Blame It On The Young 2:20
–Zounds This Land 4:08
–The Crack Don't Just Sit There 4:05
–999 Nasty Nasty 2:14
–Alternative TV Splitting In Two 4:28
–The Carpettes Nothing Ever Changes 2:02
–Buzzcocks Boredom 3:26
–Sham 69 Junkie 3:09
–The Proles* Stereo Love 1:54
–English Dogs I've Got A Gun 3:13
–Splodgenessabounds Two Little Boys 3:05
–The Casualties Casualties 1:39
–The Walking Abortions* Vision Red 1:55
–The Stains Freeloader 3:08
Punk And Disorderly
–Vice Squad Last Rockers 4:20
–One Way System Stab The Judge 1:56
–Disorder Insane Youth 1:28
–Peter & The Test Tube Babies* Banned From The Pubs 2:11
–Red Alert In Britain 2:11
–Blitz Someone's Gonna Die 2:33
–Dead Kennedys Kill The Poor 3:08
–The Partisans Police Story 2:09
–The Insane Last Day 1:20
–Abrasive Wheels Army Song 1:55
–Chaos U.K.* Four Minute Warning 2:20
–Outcasts* Mania 3:10
–G.B.H. City Baby Attacked By Rats (live) 3:03
–Court Martial Gotta Get Out 2:54
–Vibrators* Dragnet 3:03
–A.T.V.* How Much Longer 2:37
Punk Covers
–Anti-Pasti I Wanna Be Your Dog 2:32
–Sid Vicious My Way 1:17
–The Vibrators Jumpin' Jack Flash 2:48
–Vice Squad The Times They Are A Changin' 2:14
–One Way System Cum On Feel The Noize 3:09
–Hollywood Brats The He Kissed Me 3:13
–Erazerhead Teenager In Love 2:17
–G.B.H. Pretty Vacant 2:29
–Disorder Joleen 2:56
–Angelic Upstarts White Riot (live) 2:12
–Eater Jeepster 2:12
–Vice Squad Teenage Rampage 3:37
–Suburban Studs My Generation 2:13
–The Vibrators Gimme Some Lovin' 2:56
–The Drones Be My Baby 3:18
–The Wall Day Tripper 2:59
Punk Live Classics
–Sham 69 Angels With Dirty Faces 1:54
–Sid Vicious Search And Destroy 2:40
–The Vibrators Power City 3:45
–Johnny Thunders Chinese Rocks 3:03
–One Way System Give Us A Future 3:09
–Peter & The Test Tube Babies* Run Like Hell 3:27
–Chaos U.K.* Kill Your Baby 2:10
–999 Feelin' Alright With The Crew 4:04
–G.B.H. Sick Boy 1:56
–Disorder Health Hazard 1:53
–Angelic Upstarts Leave Me Alone 2:43
–The Vibrators Disc In Mosco 1:53
–Maniacs You Don't Break My Heart 3:11
–Suburban Studs I Hate School 2:32
–The Varukers Soldier Boy 1:33
–The Wasps Can't Wait 'Til 78 2:48
Punks In Protest
–The Violators* Gangland 5:51
–Riot Squad Hate The Law 2:55
–Vice Squad You'll Never Know 3:34
–Red Alert Screaming At The Nation 2:12
–The Expelled Government Policy 3:00
–The Samples Fire Another Round 2:06
–Abrasive Wheels Burn 'Em Down 2:41
–Peter & The Test Tube Babies* Keep Britain Untidy 2:50
–The Varukers Government's To Blame 3:12
–The Partisans Arms Race 2:04
–One Way System Give Us A Future 2:47
–The Varukers Protest & Survive 2:18
–Anti-Pasti No Government 2:09
–Blitz Voice Of A Generation 2:17
–The Violators* Die With Dignity 3:15
–Special Duties Police State 1:09
Punk Indie Chart Hits Vol. I
–Alternative TV Action Time Vision 2:36
–Angelic Upstarts Woman In Disguise 3:10
–Attak Murder In The Subway 3:25
–Red Alert City Invasion 2:14
–Blitzkrieg Lest We Forget 1:42
–The Blood Meglomania 3:15
–Channel 3 I've Got A Gun 2:03
–Anti-Pasti East To The West 4:01
–Court Martial Gotta Get Out 2:54
–Disorder Complete Disorder (live) 2:00
–The Drones Can't See 3:30
–The Ejected Have You Got 10p? 1:33
–Emergency Points Of View 2:47
–The Undead It's Corruption 3:23
–The Varukers Massacred Millions 2:26
–UK Subs Self Destruct (from the Shake Up The City E.P.) 2:26
Punk Indie Chart Hits Vol. II
–Vice Squad Resurrection 4:05
–Erazerhead Shell Shock 2:32
–Blitz Warriors 2:57
–Anti-Pasti Six Guns 3:34
–The Insane El Salvador 3:30
–Mayhem Gentle Murder 3:23
–Notsensibles I Thought You Were Dead 2:29
–One Way System This Is The Age 2:29
–The Partisans 17 Years Of Hell 2:51
–Peter & The Test Tube Babies* Up Yer Bum 2:04
–Red Alert Take No Prisoners 2:41
–Instant Agony No Sign Of Life 3:21
–The Samples Dead Hero 2:56
–Spizz Energi* Work 3:25
–The Varukers Die For Your Government 1:58
–Sham 69 Hersham Boys (live) 3:26
Extreme Punk
–Chaos U.K.* Hate 1:41
–Disorder Driller Killer 2:28
–Disorder Fight The Right 3:04
–G.B.H. Gunning For The President (live) 3:26
–English Dogs Forward Into Battle 5:33
–English Dogs Incisor 3:02
–Special Duties Violent Society 2:00
–External Menace No View 1:40
–External Menace Poor Excuse 2:23
–Riot Squad We Are The Riot Squad 1:31
–Riot Squad There Ain't No Solution 2:55
–Court Martial Fight For Your Life 2:54
–Chaotic Dischord Punk Aggression 1:31
–Chaotic Dischord Destry Peace N' Freedom 1:34
–The Varukers No Masters No Slaves 1:34
–Blitzkrieg The Future Must Be Ours 2:36
Punk Pay Tribute
–Notsensibles I'm In Love With Margaret Thatcher 3:35
–Suburban Studs Houdini Charms 3:44
–The Vibrators Frankenstein Stomp 2:54
–The Dodgems Lord Lucan Is Missing 3:29
–The Tights Howard Hughes 4:38
–Spizz Energi* Where's Captain Kirk? 2:59
–Disorder A Prayer For Cliff Richard 2:36
–Peter & The Test Tube Babies* Elvis Is Dead 2:12
–Notsensibles Gary Bushell's Band Of The Week 1:45
–USSR John Lennon Is Dead 3:00
–Art Attacks* Frankenstein's Heartbeat 2:59
–TV Smith Gary Gilmore's Eyes 3:28
–The Vibrators Jesus Always Lets You Down 2:52
–Sham 69 King Kong Drinks Coca Cola 2:41
–The Varukers Thatcher's Fortress 2:22
–The Gymslips Barbara Cartland 2:40

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
220876 Various Punk - Voice Of A Generation ‎(10xCD, Comp + Box) Cherry Red 220876 UK 2002
223004-321 Various God Save This Box ‎(10xCD, Comp + Box) Membran Music Ltd. 223004-321 Europe 2005

Various - Punk - Voice Of A Generation FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Punk - Voice Of A Generation

Country: UK

Date of release: 2002

Style: Punk, New Wave

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1963 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 217

Other Formats: ASF MP1 RA MIDI MOD MMF VOX

Various Punk New Wave 2002 UK

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Uafrmaine
A reissue of a Cherry Red box called 'Punk - Voice Of A Generation' which was a collection of a series of individually released discs. It's a very strange combination of studio and live tracks of completely varying fidelity. Though a few of the discs are specifically themed (the most bizarre being the disc of novelty cuts about public personalities, how did that one do as an individual release I wonder) the set feels slapped together with seemingly no rhyme or reason, even by budget punk compilation standards. Additionally frustratingly, there's absolutely no liner notes to say where any of the tracks came from. If they're singles, radio sessions, bootlegs, album cuts, you have to know already or make a guess at their providence. One would assume the Cherry Red version contained more (as in any) information about the individual tracks. Definitely not remastered (or mastered) in any way and even the more high-fidelity studio cuts sound like rather dodgy vinyl rips in many cases. It's very possible some of these recordings only exist as 7" singles now, masters lost to time, but without liner notes it's only speculation. Where the box succeeds is collecting a fair number of tracks from lesser 2nd and 3rd generation bands you might not have on other punk comps which tend to focus the big names of the 1st generation. Bonus points for NOT including anything by The Damned, Buzzcocks or Sex Pistols (despite the conscious tie-in with the title and graphics). All-in-all, it's an odd combination of meticulously archiving a certain period of UK punk and haphazardly tossing anything they could get their hands on into a blender to turn a quick buck. McLaren would approve. Picking up "God Save This Box" (10 discs/160 tracks) for $10-$15 is probably worth your while to fill some holes, but paying any more than that is a bit of a rock'n'roll swindle—you get what you pay for, so make sure you don't pay too much.
Uafrmaine
A reissue of a Cherry Red box called 'Punk - Voice Of A Generation' which was a collection of a series of individually released discs. It's a very strange combination of studio and live tracks of completely varying fidelity. Though a few of the discs are specifically themed (the most bizarre being the disc of novelty cuts about public personalities, how did that one do as an individual release I wonder) the set feels slapped together with seemingly no rhyme or reason, even by budget punk compilation standards. Additionally frustratingly, there's absolutely no liner notes to say where any of the tracks came from. If they're singles, radio sessions, bootlegs, album cuts, you have to know already or make a guess at their providence. One would assume the Cherry Red version contained more (as in any) information about the individual tracks. Definitely not remastered (or mastered) in any way and even the more high-fidelity studio cuts sound like rather dodgy vinyl rips in many cases. It's very possible some of these recordings only exist as 7" singles now, masters lost to time, but without liner notes it's only speculation. Where the box succeeds is collecting a fair number of tracks from lesser 2nd and 3rd generation bands you might not have on other punk comps which tend to focus the big names of the 1st generation. Bonus points for NOT including anything by The Damned, Buzzcocks or Sex Pistols (despite the conscious tie-in with the title and graphics). All-in-all, it's an odd combination of meticulously archiving a certain period of UK punk and haphazardly tossing anything they could get their hands on into a blender to turn a quick buck. McLaren would approve. Picking up "God Save This Box" (10 discs/160 tracks) for $10-$15 is probably worth your while to fill some holes, but paying any more than that is a bit of a rock'n'roll swindle—you get what you pay for, so make sure you don't pay too much.