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VA - Guerrilla Girls! She-Punks & Beyond: The 350 Greatest Songs by New Wave Women (50th Anniversary 1976-2026) (Super Deluxe Edition) (16CD) (2026)
A massively expanded edition of the excellent Ace Guerrilla Girls! comp and a celebration of 50 years of She-Punk and everything that followed in the New wave / Post-punk / Riot grrrl movements - featuring 350 classic tracks.
From Poly Styrene to Pussy Riot.
UP YOURS! Collective presents God Save the Queens, a new London festival dedicated to the past, present, and future of female punk. The event will feature a very special show at Electric Brixton on Friday 16th October 2026, featuring a phenomenal supergroup of she-punk legends and an exceptional multi-generational bill of artists, reimagining the Poly Styrene playlist and she-punk anthems.
Featuring a phenomenal supergroup:
Lora Logic (X-Ray Spex), Gina Birch (The Raincoats), Paul Deam (X-Ray Spex), Hollie Cook (The Slits), Estella Adeyeri (Big Joanie/Widget), Akiko Matsuura (Comanechi/PRE)
Special Guests:
Vivien Goldman, Rhoda Dakar, Bishi, John Robb, Celeste Bell
She punks history centers on the critical, pioneering role of women in punk rock, famously documented in Vivien Goldman’s landmark book and cultural movement, Revenge of the She-Punks.
Key Eras and Movements
Late 1970s Origins: The genre kicked off globally around 1976, led by foundational acts like The Slits (widely considered the first all-female punk band), X-Ray Spex fronted by Poly Styrene, Patti Smith, and The Raincoats.
The 1990s Riot Grrrl Revolution: A highly organized wave of punk feminism emerged in Olympia, Washington, and the Pacific Northwest. Bands like Bikini Kill used DIY zines and live spaces to fight patriarchy, sexual assault, and systemic misogyny.
Global and Modern Lineage: The movement extends worldwide - from Pussy Riot in Russia and artists in Colombia and Indonesia to contemporary DIY groups like Downtown Boys.
Core Themes Explored
Identity & Agency: Reclaiming the stage from a male-dominated industry that viewed women merely as pop projections or sex symbols.
DIY Ethos: Punk proved you did not need virtuosic technical training to make noise, express frustration, or demand a better world.
Money & Power: Examining how female artists navigated financial compensation, artistic credit, and corporate exploitation.
Women Who Shaped Punk Rock History
Punk rock history is chock-full of influential and talented women. But, as is the case in so many fields, they rarely get the level of recognition that is bestowed upon their male counterparts. Let’s do our part to remedy this situation and take a moment to appreciate some of punk rock’s most important figures.
The Godmother of Punk
As we kick off this celebration of influential women in punk rock history, I can think of no better place to start than with Patti Smith. Smith released her debut album, Horses, in 1975. She didn’t sound much like her punk rock contemporaries, but her evocative lyrics struck a chord with the disillusioned youth and quickly earned her a place of honor in the punk rock scene. In fact, Smith is often referred to as “the Godmother of Punk”, and some go so far as to credit her with saving rock and roll.
The Slits Hit the Scene
Whether or not Patti Smith saved rock and roll is subjective, but the fact that she inspired and influenced a generation of up and coming punk rockers is not. As a matter of fact, it was at a Patti Smith gig in 1976 that a 14 year old Arianne Forster (Ari Up) met Paloma Romero (Palmolive), and the Slits were born.
The fact that they were a punk rock group formed entirely of women made the Slits interesting (revolutionary, even) but it was their sound that cemented their place in punk rock history. The Slits’ sound was heavily influenced by reggae and Afro-pop, and they are generally considered to be responsible for introducing world music characteristics into the punk rock genre.
The Rise of Riot Grrrl
In the early 1990s, a group of women in Olympia, Washington got to talking about sexism in the local punk scene, and suddenly the riot grrrl movement was underway. The riot grrrl movement was equal parts feminism, punk rock, and politics. This was reflected by the lyrics and attitudes of the artists at the forefront of this subculture of a subculture.
The Original Riot Grrrl
By the time the riot grrrl movement came into being, Joan Jett was already a well established pillar of the punk rock scene, having spent over a decade making a name for herself; first with her all-female band, the Runaways, and later as the frontwoman of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. Despite predating the movement, Jett was dubbed “the original riot grrrl” due to her influence on, and eventual collaboration with, several prominent riot grrrl bands.
Jett learned about her own part in inspiring the riot grrrl movement backstage at a Bikini Kill gig in 1992. Having been impressed with the band, Jett had lingered after the performance to meet the musicians, and was surprised to find out that the frontwoman, Kathleen Hanna, was a big fan of hers. Jett eventually became quite immersed in the riot grrrl scene, producing for Bikini Kill and co-writing a handful of songs with Hanna.
Hanna vs. The Punk Rock Patriarchy
Kathleen Hanna is a punk rock legend in her own right. Her feminist lyrics and passion for activism made her one of the most notable voices of the riot grrrl movement. Hanna helped usher in a new age of punk rock in which straight white cis men loosened their grip on the steering wheel a bit. In addition to paving the way for a diverse new generation of punks, Hanna’s time fronting Bikini Kill secured her a place in punk rock history.
Without the contributions of these brilliant and accomplished artists, punk rock would be a mere shadow of the genre we know and love.
Women have made significant contributions to punk rock music and its subculture since its inception in the 1970s. In contrast to the rock music and heavy metal scenes of the 1970s, which were dominated by men, the anarchic, counter-cultural mindset of the punk scene in mid-and-late 1970s encouraged women to participate. This participation played a role in the historical development of punk music, especially in the US and UK at that time, and continues to influence and enable future generations. Women have participated in the punk scene as lead singers, instrumentalists, as all-female bands, zine contributors and fashion designers.
Rock historian Helen Reddington wrote that the popular image of young punk women musicians as focused on the fashion aspects of the scene (fishnet stockings, spiky hair, etc.) was stereotypical. She states that many, if not all women punks were more interested in the ideology and socio-political implications, rather than the fashion. Music historian Caroline Coon contends that before punk, women in rock music were virtually invisible; in contrast, in punk, she argues, "It would be possible to write the whole history of punk music without mentioning any male bands at all – and I think a lot of people would find that very surprising."
Johnny Rotten wrote that "During the Pistols era, women were out there playing with the men, taking us on in equal terms ... It wasn't combative, but compatible." Chrissie Hynde echoed similar sentiments when discussing her start in the punk scene, "That was the beauty of the punk thing: sexual discrimination didn't exist in that scene." The anti-establishment stance of punk opened the space for women who were treated like outsiders in a male-dominated industry. Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon states, "I think women are natural anarchists, because you're always operating in a male framework." Others take issue with the notion of equal recognition, such as guitarist Viv Albertine, who stated that "the A&R men, the bouncers, the sound mixers, no one took us seriously. So, no, we got no respect anywhere we went. People just didn't want us around."
Iconic Figures & Bands
• Debbie Harry (Blondie): Blended punk grit with pop, disco, and new wave hooks, becoming a global icon with the 1978 album Parallel Lines.
• Patti Smith: Often called the "Godmother" or "Poet" of Punk, she fused brainy bohemian poetry and androgynous style at New York's CBGB.
• Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie and the Banshees): A pioneer of goth-infused post-punk and new wave known for dramatic vocals and stark aesthetic leadership.
• Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders): Combined sharp, rhythmic rock guitar work with cool, understated new wave coolness.
• Poly Styrene (X-Ray Spex): The powerhouse front woman who used fierce punk anthems to critique consumerism and corporate culture.
• Viv Albertine & Ari Up (The Slits): Redefined female performance with reggae-dub rhythms, anti-establishment swagger, and raw DIY punk energy.
• Exene Cervenka (X): Co-fronted the influential Los Angeles punk and roots-punk band X, anchoring the West Coast underground.
• Lene Lovich: A distinctive new wave singer known for her quirky vocal style, operatic flair, and art-punk persona.
• The Go-Go’s & The Bangles: All-female bands that translated punk-club roots into chart-topping new wave and pop-rock success.
• Dale Bozzio (Missing Persons): Brought theatrical, sci-fi new wave visual flair and high-energy vocals to the forefront.
• Susan Lucas: better known as Soo Catwoman, was a British actress and model who was a member of London's early punk subculture. Lucas was active in the London punk scene between 1976 and 1978, where she became a muse of photographer Bob Gruen and befriended the members of the Sex Pistols.
In 1979, she briefly joined the Bradford band the Invaders, initially providing backing vocals; she also sang the lead on the band's second single "Backstreet Romeo" from their 1980 album Test Card, released by Polydor. She is also featured on the cover of the band's first single "Magic Mirror".
Her distinctive, cat-influenced hairstyle is an iconic image of punk.
21 Female 80s Punk Icons Who Defined the Era
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Track lists
CD01
1 X-Ray Spex - Oh! Bondage Up Yours! 2:49
2 The Rezillos - I Can't Stand My Baby (Original 1977 Sensible Records 7" Single Version) 2:38
3 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Hong Kong Garden 2:54
4 The Passions - I'm in Love with a German Film Star 3:58
5 Blondie - Hanging on the Telephone 2:22
6 Kirsty MacColl - They Don't Know 3:02
7 Rachel Sweet - B-A-B-Y 3:05
8 The Pretenders - Stop Your Sobbing 2:38
9 Holly and the Italians - Tell That Girl to Shut Up (Original 1979 Oval Records 7" Single Version) 3:00
10 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - I Love Rock 'n' Roll 2:55
11 The Flirts - Jukebox (Don't Put Another Dime) 3:45
12 Missing Persons - Destination Unknown 3:35
13 The Raincoats - Fairytale in the Supermarket 2:59
14 Kleenex - Hedi's Head 2:12
15 Delta 5 - You 3:51
16 The Slits - Typical Girls 3:59
17 The Selecter - On My Radio 3:07
18 Lene Lovich; Nina Hagen Band - Lucky Number / Wir Leben Immer Noch (Lucky Number) 7:43
19 The Flying Lizards - Money (That's What I Want) 2:29
20 Yazoo - Only You 3:11
21 Patti Smith Group - Because the Night 3:19
22 The Runaways - Cherry Bomb 2:18
23 Baby Shakes - Shake! Shake! 2:42
24 Nikki and the Corvettes - Back Seat Love 1:50
CD02
25 The Shivvers - No Substitute 3:52
26 Blondie - Atomic 4:40
27 Altered Images - Don't Talk to Me About Love 3:49
28 The Go-Go's - Vacation 3:00
29 Bananarama - Cruel Summer 3:35
30 Siouxsie and the Banshees - The Staircase (Mystery) 3:14
31 The Pandoras - It's About Time 2:21
32 The Pussywillows - Come On Now 1:32
33 We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It!! - Rules & Regulations (EP Version) 2:54
34 Huggy Bear - Her Jazz 2:55
35 Girls at Our Best! - Getting Nowhere Fast 2:00
36 Mo-dettes - White Mice 3:38
37 Delta 5 - Mind Your Own Business 3:11
38 The Raincoats - In Love 3:08
39 Bikini Kill feat. Joan Jett - Rebel Girl (1993 7" Single Version) 2:37
40 Sleater-Kinney - Dig Me Out 2:40
41 Dum Dum Girls - Bedroom Eyes 3:55
42 Marina feat. Pussy Riot - Purge the Poison 3:15
43 Bow Wow Wow - C·30 C·60 C·90 Go! 3:00
44 Hazel O'Connor - D-Days (Original 1981 Tony Visconti 7" Single Version) 2:50
45 Toyah - It's a Mystery 4:06
46 Martha and the Muffins - Echo Beach 3:34
47 Pauline Murray and the Invisible Girls - Dream Sequence I 3:19
48 Au Pairs - It's Obvious (Original 1980 7" Single Version) 5:45
CD03
49 Lori and the Chameleons - Touch 4:19
50 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Playground Twist 2:59
51 The Adverts feat. Gaye Advert on bass - Gary Gilmore's Eyes (Original 1977 Anchor Records 7" Single Version) 2:14
52 April and the Fools - You Do 3:25
53 Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (Original 1983 7" Single Version) 3:36
54 Grace Jones - Pull Up to the Bumper (Original 1981 UK 12" Single Version) 5:46
55 Tom Tom Club - Genius of Love (Original 1981 12" Extended Single Version) 5:35
56 Laurie Anderson - O Superman (for Massenet) 8:22
57 The Passions - Hunted 3:31
58 X-Ray Spex - Germ Free Adolescents 3:15
59 Kim Wilde - Kids in America 3:29
60 Scandal - Goodbye to You 3:47
61 Berlin - The Metro 4:07
62 'Til Tuesday - Voices Carry (Original 1985 7" Single Version) 4:17
63 Blondie - Dreaming 3:06
64 Altered Images - See Those Eyes 3:10
65 The Belle Stars - Sign of the Times 2:52
66 Bananarama - Robert De Niro's Waiting… (Original 1984 7" Single Version) 3:29
67 Kirsty MacColl - A New England 3:50
CD04
68 Susan Fassbender - Twilight Café 3:19
69 Patti Smith - Dancing Barefoot 4:16
70 The Motels - Only the Lonely 3:14
71 Plasmatics - Butcher Baby 3:33
72 The Rezillos - Top of the Pops (Original 1978 7" Single Version) 3:19
73 The Go-Go's - Our Lips Are Sealed 2:48
74 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Happy House 3:52
75 Au Pairs - You 2:51
76 Kleenex - Ain't You 3:06
77 The Selecter - Three Minute Hero 3:02
78 Bow Wow Wow - Do You Wanna Hold Me? 3:15
79 Divinyls - Pleasure and Pain 3:51
80 Berlin - Sex (I'm a ...) 5:07
81 Penetration - Don't Dictate 2:55
82 X-Ray Spex - Identity 2:24
83 Blondie - Picture This 2:56
84 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - Bad Reputation 2:48
85 Scandal - The Warrior 3:56
86 Berlin - No More Words 3:54
87 The Shirts - Tell Me Your Plans 3:06
88 Lora Logic - Brute Fury 3:55
89 Altered Images - I Could Be Happy (Original 1981 7" Single Version) 3:30
CD05
90 Kirsty MacColl - Terry 3:52
91 Mari Wilson - Just What I Always Wanted 3:27
92 Girls at Our Best! - Fast Boyfriends 2:50
93 Hazel O'Connor - (Cover Plus) We're All Grown Up (Original 1981 Tony Visconti 7" Single Edit) 3:41
94 Lene Lovich - Say When 2:49
95 Shonen Knife - Buttercup (I'm a Super Girl) 2:31
96 Frank Chickens - Blue Canary 3:04
97 Strawberry Switchblade - Since Yesterday 2:57
98 Kirsty MacColl - He's on the Beach 3:31
99 Blondie - Sunday Girl (Original 1979 7" Single Version) 3:05
100 Hazel O'Connor - Will You? 4:47
101 Bright Girls - Hidden from History 3:18
102 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Slowdive 4:17
103 The Cramps feat. Poison Ivy - Get Off the Road 3:11
104 Fatal Microbes feat. Honey Bane - Violence Grows 3:13
105 The Invaders feat. Soo Catwoman - Backstreet Romeo (Original 1980 7" Single Version) 3:20
106 Lunachicks - Don't Want You 3:33
107 The Donnas - Who Invited You 3:29
108 Katrina and the Waves - Walking on Sunshine 3:52
109 Cyndi Lauper - Girls Just Want to Have Fun 3:50
110 The Bangles - Manic Monday 3:06
111 The B-52's - She Breaks for Rainbows 4:40
CD06
112 The Slits - Earthbeat 3:50
113 Bush Tetras - Das Ah Riot 4:13
114 Au Pairs - Shakedown 4:22
115 The Lillettes feat. Barb Dwyer - Hey Operator 2:11
116 The Revillos - Where's the Boy for Me? 2:03
117 Penetration - Danger Signs 2:27
118 Delta 5 - Anticipation 2:11
119 The Raincoats - Adventures Close to Home 1:53
120 Blondie - Union City Blue 3:20
121 The Bangles - Walk Like an Egyptian 3:21
122 Eurythmics - Here Comes the Rain Again 5:05
123 Yazoo - Don't Go 3:05
124 Propaganda - Duel (Original 1985 7" Single Version) 4:46
125 Toyah - Thunder in the Mountains 3:50
126 The Mobiles - Drowning in Berlin 3:26
127 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Monitor 5:35
128 The Bags - Survive 2:47
129 X-Ray Spex - I Am a Poseur 2:32
130 Mary Monday and the Bitches - I Gave My Punk Jacket to Rickie 2:17
131 7 Year Bitch - The Scratch 1:59
132 The Gits - Cut My Skin It Makes Me Human 2:16
133 Veruca Salt - Seether 3:16
134 Patti Smith - Gloria (part one: In Excelsis Deo / part two: Gloria (Version)) 5:55
CD07
135 The Pandoras - In and Out of My Life (In a Day) (Original 1985 7" Single Mix) 2:54
136 Missing Persons - Words 4:24
137 Romeo Void - Never Say Never (Original 1982 7" Single Version) 3:27
138 The Waitresses - I Know What Boys Like 3:14
139 Nena - 99 Luftballons (Original 1983 German 7" Single Version) 3:54
140 Toni Basil - Mickey (Original 1982 7" Single Version) 3:27
141 Kim Wilde - Chequered Love 3:22
142 Bananarama - Rough Justice 3:39
143 Kirsty MacColl - There's a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He's Elvis 3:09
144 Transvision Vamp - Baby I Don't Care 3:58
145 Bratmobile - What's Wrong with You 2:05
146 The Tuts - Let Go of the Past 3:13
147 The Regrettes - Hot 2:42
148 Skinny Girl Diet - Silver Spoons 3:14
149 Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes 3:45
150 Shona Laing - (Glad I'm) Not a Kennedy 3:28
151 Altered Images - Happy Birthday 2:59
152 The Bangs (The Bangles) - Getting Out of Hand 2:15
153 The Go-Go's - Unforgiven 3:23
154 The Creatures - Right Now 2:14
155 Cocteau Twins - Pearly-Dewdrops' Drops 4:11
156 Jane - It's a Fine Day 2:46
157 The Raincoats - You're a Million 3:53
CD08
158 pragVEC - Expert 3:16
159 L7 - Shitlist 2:55
160 Ludus - My Cherry Is in Sherry 2:39
161 Mo-dettes - Kray Twins 3:47
162 This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren 3:31
163 Eurythmics - Love Is a Stranger 3:42
164 Yazoo - Situation (François Kevorkian US 12" Mix) 5:44
165 Cocteau Twins - Sugar Hiccup 3:39
166 The Creatures - Miss the Girl 2:34
167 The Tourists - I Only Want to Be with You 2:24
168 Blondie - Denis 2:19
169 Mo-dettes - Paint It Black 2:17
170 The Slits - I Heard It Through the Grapevine 3:58
171 Bow Wow Wow - Go Wild in the Country (Original 1982 7" Single Version) 3:01
172 Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance (Original 1988 7" Single Edit) 3:59
173 Honey Bane - Turn Me On Turn Me Off 3:02
174 Yazoo - Nobody's Diary 4:31
175 Bananarama - Shy Boy 3:14
176 Eurythmics - Who's That Girl 4:48
177 Patti Smith - Pissing in a River 4:51
178 Vivien Goldman - Private Armies 6:19
CD09
179 Tracey Thorn - Small Town Girl 3:56
180 The Motels - Suddenly Last Summer 3:36
181 X-Ray Spex - The Day the World Turned Day-Glo 2:51
182 The Passions - Oh No, It's You 4:28
183 The Pretenders - Middle of the Road 4:14
184 Dolly Mixture - Been Teen 2:27
185 Bananarama - Aie a Mwana (Original 1981 Demon Records D 1010 7" Single Version) 3:36
186 The Burns Sisters - I Wonder Who's Out Tonight 3:39
187 Missing Persons - Walking in L.A. 3:59
188 Josie Cotton - Johnny, Are You Queer? 2:47
189 The B-52's - Summer of Love 4:03
190 Lene Lovich - New Toy 3:18
191 Toyah - I Want to Be Free 3:08
192 Kirsty MacColl - You Caught Me Out 3:24
193 Blondie - Slow Motion 3:28
194 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Dear Prudence 3:48
195 L7 - Pretend We're Dead 3:54
196 Hole - Doll Parts 3:31
197 The Breeders - Cannonball 3:33
198 The Darling Buds - Crystal Clear 3:48
199 Babes in Toyland - He's My Thing 2:52
CD10
200 Sonic Youth - Kool Thing 4:06
201 Sleater-Kinney - One More Hour 3:19
202 X - Los Angeles (Original 1979 'Yes L.A.' Dangerhouse Version) 2:15
203 Patti Smith - Redondo Beach 3:26
204 The Bodysnatchers - Ruder Than You 2:49
205 No Doubt - Just a Girl 3:26
206 Honey Bane - Guilty Dub 3:52
207 Grace Jones - Private Life (Long Version) 6:17
208 The Photos - Barbarellas 3:00
209 The Tourists - So Good to Be Back Home Again 2:37
210 Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas 4:56
211 Martha and the Muffins - Saigon (Original 1980 Dindisc re-recorded 7" Single Version) 3:51
212 The Doll - Desire Me 3:33
213 Lene Lovich - Home 3:40
214 Blondie - (I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear 2:43
215 The Pretenders - Brass in Pocket 3:05
216 Lori and the Chameleons - The Lonely Spy 3:27
217 Shona Laing - Soviet Snow 6:05
218 Rip Rig + Panic feat. Neneh Cherry - You're My Kind of Climate (Original 1982 7" Single Version) 2:49
219 Grace Jones - My Jamaican Guy (12" Version) 7:02
CD11
220 Bow Wow Wow - I Want Candy 2:45
221 The B-52's - Give Me Back My Man 3:59
222 We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It!! - XX Sex 1:54
223 The Skodas - Everybody Thinks Everybody Else Is Dead Bad 2:23
224 The Mockingbirds - Money 2:37
225 Hole - Celebrity Skin 2:42
226 The Gits - Precious Blood 3:45
227 Veruca Salt - All Hail Me 3:22
228 L7 - Everglade 3:16
229 Babes in Toyland - Bruise Violet 2:53
230 Girlschool - C'mon Let's Go 3:39
231 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Fireworks (7" Single Edit) 3:53
232 The Petticoats - Normal 2:13
233 The Teezers - Rebel 2:58
234 The Other Two - Super Highways 5:03
235 Pussy Riot - Pussy Riot - Police State (Official Music Video) 2:43
236 Nina Hagen Band - African Reggae (Original 1979 12" Single Mix) 6:16
237 X - Your Phone's Off the Hook, But You're Not 2:25
238 Essential Logic - Popcorn Boy (Waddle Ya Do?) 3:04
239 Pink Industry - I Wish 2:56
240 The Raincoats - No One's Little Girl 4:31
241 The Revillos - Scuba Scuba (Original 1980 7" Single Version) 2:08
242 Vital Disorders - Snatcher 5:21
CD12
243 Cocteau Twins - The Spangle Maker 4:40
244 Elastica - Stutter 2:24
245 Rhoda with The Special A.K.A. - The Boiler 5:47
246 Margox - Jimmy's Grin 3:14
247 Grab Grab the Haddock - Nothing You Say 2:25
248 Grace Jones - She's Lost Control (Long Version) 8:23
249 Frank Chickens - We Are Ninja 3:22
250 The Slits - Instant Hit 2:41
251 A Craze - She Is So 3:12
252 Patti Smith Group - Frederick 3:03
253 Pixies feat. Kim Deal - Gigantic (Single Version) 3:13
254 Poliça - Dark Star 5:02
255 The Sundays - Here's Where the Story Ends 3:54
256 The Gymslips - Dear Marje 1:31
257 The Twinsets - Crush 2:37
258 Baby Shakes - Boys Talk 3:52
259 The Donnas - Take It Off 2:40
260 The Muffs - Lucky Guy 2:46
261 The Selecter - Washed Up and Left for Dead b/w Last Tango in Dub 8:26
262 Cocteau Twins - Wax and Wane 4:02
CD13
263 The Go-Go's - We Got the Beat (Original 1980 Stiff Records 7" Single Version) 2:12
264 Kleenex - You 3:19
265 Bratmobile - Cool Schmool 2:03
266 X - The World's a Mess, It's in My Kiss 4:28
267 The A-Heads - Dying Man 2:30
268 Vice Squad - Black Sheep 2:40
269 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Arabian Knights 3:09
270 Rhythm and Faith - Young Too Young Girl 3:40
271 The Vaselines - Son of a Gun 3:46
272 Essential Logic - Fanfare in the Garden 3:06
273 Bush Tetras - Too Many Creeps 4:00
274 Patti Smith Group - Pumping 3:21
275 The Sundays - My Finest Hour 4:00
276 Art of Noise feat. Camilla Pilkington-Smyth - Moments in Love (Original 1985 7" Single Edit) 4:36
277 Pussy Riot - Punk Prayer (Mother of God, Chase Putin Away!) 1:54
278 Talulah Gosh - Don't Go Away 1:59
279 Le Tigre - Deceptacon 3:04
280 Miaow - Belle Vue 4:09
281 Grace Jones - Warm Leatherette (Long Version) 5:37
282 The Pretenders - Message of Love 3:25
283 Elastica - Connection 2:18
284 Lush - Ladykillers 3:13
285 Republica - Ready to Go (1997 Radio Edit Remix) 3:40
CD14
286 The Gossip - Standing in the Way of Control (Radio Edit) 3:24
287 Shop Assistants - I Don't Wanna Be Friends with You 2:18
288 Biff Bang Pow! - If I Die 2:36
289 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Spellbound 3:17
290 Xmal Deutschland - Xmal Deutschland - Incubus Succubus (Official Audio) 5:20
291 Joolz - Protection 5:16
292 Sinéad O'Connor - Mandinka 3:48
293 Voice of the Beehive - Don't Call Me Baby 3:05
294 The Heart Throbs - Toy 3:36
295 Crass feat. Eve Libertine - Reality Asylum 6:12
296 Dolly Mixture - Everything and More 2:56
297 Blondie - One Way or Another 3:35
298 The Pretenders - Talk of the Town 3:14
299 Kim Wilde - Water on Glass (Original 1981 7" Single Version) 3:36
300 Cocteau Twins - Lorelei 3:43
301 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Peek-a-Boo 3:09
302 Kirsty MacColl - Innocence (Original 1989 7" Single Remix) 4:00
303 Transvision Vamp - I Want Your Love 3:30
304 Divinyls - I Touch Myself 3:47
305 Patti Smith - Ask the Angels 3:10
306 Hole - Violet 3:25
CD15
307 Babes in Toyland - Sweet '69 4:04
308 7 Year Bitch - 24,900 Miles Per Hour 3:27
309 The Gits - Second Skin 2:51
310 L7 - Shove 3:05
311 Penetration - Life's a Gamble 3:00
312 The Other Two - Selfish (The 7" Version) 4:09
313 Blondie - X Offender (Original 1976 Private Stock Records 7" Single Version) 3:14
314 Cocteau Twins - Aikea-Guinea 3:58
315 Snatch - All I Want 1:49
316 The Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang 3:52
317 The Sundays - Can't Be Sure 3:23
318 The Sugarcubes - Birthday 4:00
319 Cocteau Twins - Blood Bitch 4:34
320 The Selecter - Celebrate the Bullet (Original 1981 7" Single Version) 3:10
321 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Christine 3:00
322 Art of Noise feat. Camilla Pilkington-Smyth - Close (to the Edit) (Original 1984 7" Single Edit) 4:06
323 The Primitives - Crash 2:32
324 Throwing Muses - Not Too Soon 3:16
325 The Go-Go's - Head Over Heels 3:37
326 Altered Images - Dead Popstars 3:17
327 The Rezillos - Destination Venus 3:37
328 Propaganda - Dr. Mabuse (A Paranoid Fantasy) (Original 1984 7" Single Version) 4:19
329 Hazel O'Connor - Eighth Day 3:10
CD16
330 The B-52's - 52 Girls 3:35
331 Young Marble Giants - Final Day 1:43
332 Blondie - Heart of Glass (Original 1979 7" Single Version) 4:11
333 Altered Images - Insects 3:32
334 The Pretenders - Kid 3:04
335 Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps 3:36
336 Vivien Goldman - Launderette 3:48
337 Pussy Riot - Make America Great Again 3:15
338 Nina Hagen Band - TV-Glotzer (White Punks on Dope) 5:13
339 The Slits - Newtown 3:50
340 Propaganda - p:Machinery 3:48
341 Marine Girls - A Place in the Sun 2:31
342 Devil's Dykes - Plastic Flowers (Original Vaultage '78 Version) 3:04
343 Girls at Our Best! - Politics 3:16
344 Dum Dum Girls - There Is a Light That Never Goes Out 4:15
345 Blondie - Rip Her to Shreds 3:20
346 Siouxsie and the Banshees - Kiss Them for Me 4:37
347 Belinda Carlisle - Mad About You 3:36
348 Jane Wiedlin - Rush Hour 4:05
349 The B-52's - Girl from Ipanema Goes to Greenland 4:22
350 Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood (Original 1981 12" Special Version) 6:31
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Music weaves itself into the fabric of our emotions, dances through the corridors of memory, and whispers to the soul of who we are. Sharing these stories deepens the connection, turning the experience into something timeless and profound.
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