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1977: The Year Punk Broke / Various
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1977 The Year Punk Broke / Various
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1. Boredom - Buzzcocks
2. London Lady - the Stranglers
3. Gatecrasher - the Gorillas
4. Neat Neat Neat - the Damned
5. Capaldi's Café - Deaf School
6. Bad Time - the Vibrators
7. I Don't Care - the Boys
8. Away from the Numbers - the Jam
9. Born to Lose - the Heartbreakers 1
10. Thinkin' of the U.S.A. - Eater 1
11. On the Edge - the Outsiders 1
12. Sick of You - the Users 1
13. You Really Got Me - Chartreuse 1
14. I Wanna Be Free - the Rings 1
15. Man of the Year - Models 1
16. Peter and the Pets - the Only Ones 1
17. Motorhead - Motorhead 1
18. Mony Mony - Celia and the Mutations 1
19. Runnin' Riot - Cock Sparrer 2
20. I Need You - the Count Bishops 2
21. Let's Go - Blitzkrieg Bop 2
22. Naive - the Killjoys 2
23. Incendiary Device -Johnny Moped 2
24. I Wanna Be Your Man - the Rezillos 2
25. No Russians in Russia -Radio Stars 2
26. Fascist Pigs - the Nosebleeds 2
27. Jubilee '77 - the Exile 2
28. Lookin' After No. 1- the Boomtown Rats 2
29. Whole Wide World - Wreckless Eric 3
30. I Can't Come - the Snivelling Shits 3
31. Where Have All the Boot Boys Gone - Slaughter ; the Dogs 3
32. For Adolfs Only - the Valves 3
33. Bulletin - Doctors of Madness 3
34. Day By Day - Generation X 3
35. Television Viewer - the Vacants 3
36. Kill - Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias 3
37. You Can't Rock and Roll (In a Council Flat) - Puncture 3
38. Enemies - Radiators from Space 3
39. Just Want to Be Myself (7" Version) - the Drones 4
40. Red London - Sham 69 4
41. Deranged Demented and Free - P.V.C.2 4
42. Oh Bondage Up Yours! - X-Ray Spex 4
43. 2-4-6-8 Motorway -Tom Robinson Band 4
44. Nasty, Nasty - 999 4
45. Rockwrok - Ultravox! 4
46. Family Planning - the Depressions 4
47. Radio Fun - Zeros 4
48. Pool Hall Punks - Tyla Gang 4
49. Klean Living Kids - the Stukas 5
50. Freak Show - the Lurkers 5
51. Hold My Hand - Jerks 5
52. Bleak Outlook - the Unwanted 5
53. Blood on the Wall - Some Chicken 5
54. Insane Society - Menace 5
55. Drab City - the Features 5
56. Back to the Wall - Spider 5
57. Just Another Teenage Anthem - New Hearts 5
58. (You Keep on Tellin' Me) Lies - the Pleasers 5
59. Innocents - John Cooper Clarke 6
60. How Much Longer -Alternative TV 6
61. She Made Magic - the Wasps 6
62. Regulations - Neon Hearts 6
63. New York Shuffle - Graham Parker ; the Rumour 6
64. Trash - the Doll 6
65. Ain't No Legend - Maniacs 6
66. In My Love for You - Satan's Rats 6
67. Police Car - Larry Wallis 6
68. Quit This Town - Eddie ; the Hot Rods 6
69. Development Corporations - the Now 7
70. High Rise Living - Chelsea 7
71. Arabs in 'Arrods - Art Attacks 7
72. Priorities - Trash 7
73. Dynamo - the Method 7
74. Naive - Public Zone 7
75. Jailbait - Left Hand Drive 7
76. Ripped and Torn - Swell Maps 7
77. I Can See You - Acme Sewage Co 7
78. First Mistake - the Rats 7
79. Natty Punko - Brainiac Five 8
80. Defiant Pose - the Cortinas 8
81. Help I'm Trapped - the Carpettes 8
82. Tell Me the Truth (Live at the Vortex) - Neo 8
83. Raped - Raped 8
84. Flies - Fruit Eating Bears 8
85. Ru12 - Hobbies of Today 8
86. Left Right and Centre - Drug Squad 8
87. I'm a Punk - Norman and the Hooligans
More Info:
Three CD set. 1977 - The Year Punk Broke kickstarts a new year-based series of compilations, celebrating the explosion of a new British phenomenon in 1977. This box set follows the success of the compilation Action Time Vision (2016), documenting Punk on indie labels, and 2017's Power Pop/New Wave set Harmony In My Head. Punk's Year Zero was 1976. But very few Punk records were actually released that year. The most significant musical developments happened in 1977, with a burgeoning, self-supporting network of clubs, performers, fanzines, indie labels and distributors creating an unstoppable groundswell that would revolutionize UK music and have an enduring impact on pop culture. 1977: The Year Punk Broke reflects how a thrilling, controversial scene developed over those tumultuous twelve months. Joined by sympathetic but more experienced acts (Deaf School, Graham Parker, Motorhead, etc.), a welter of new, young bands created a sonic explosion, with sub-three minute adrenalin rushes of raw excitement. Many of the year's major breakthrough acts and cult favorites are included, including The Jam, The Damned, The Boomtown Rats, Buzzcocks, The Stranglers, Generation X, Sham 69, The Only Ones, The Rezillos, Ultravox!, 999, X-Ray Spex, ATV, The Boys and The Vibrators. The older guard - variously labelled Pub Rock, New Wave or Art Rock - are represented by Doctors Of Madness, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Deaf School, The Tyla Gang, Graham Parker & The Rumour, The Gorillas, The Count Bishops, Radio Stars, Spider and Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias. Other key names include Motorhead (Lemmy's new venture after splitting with Hawkwind, a metal band loved by punks) and The Heartbreakers, Johnny Thunders' band who recorded in London. Also present are a host of obscure indie Punk 45s and other rarities.