Wild Youth - Single (1979)

F.D.G.O. #2 (1984; Germany)

Punk Rock from South Africa. Wild Youth were the first Punk band in Durban and existed from 1978 to 1980. In that time they released one single and had two songs on a compilation LP. The drummer was later in the band Powerage. Included here are the single, comp tracks and a live soundboard show. More info here: http://wikibin.org/articles/wild-youth.html

Single (1979):
01. What about Me
02. Radio Youth

from V.A. Six Of The Best (1979):
01. All Messed Uo
02. Record Companies

Live in South Africa (1979):
01. Radio Youth
02. I Wanna Be Your Dog [Stooges]
03. Action Man
04. Marco Pogo + Billy Idol
05. Record Companies + Problems [Sex Pistols]
06. Maximum Speed

Pure Hell on WFMU

For anyone who likes the band Pure Hell they played live on The Cherry Blossom Clinic on October 16th. Go here to listen: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/37723

Radio Birdman - Double Jay Studio, Sydney, 3-76

This one is by request. Here's a great radio broadcast of Radio Birdman from March 1976. The set includes a few original songs as well as covers of MC5, Blue Oyster Cult, Rivieras, Stooges, and Doors. Sound quality is very good.

Setlist:
01. Burn My Eye
02. Sister Anne [MC5]
03. I-94
04. Snake
05. Dominance & Submission [Blue Oyster Cult]
06. Descent Into The Maelstrom
07. Death By The Gun
08. California Sun [Rivieras]
09. 1970 [Stooges]
10. Smith & Wesson Blues
11. L.A. Woman [Doors]
12. Do The Pop
13. Me 262 [Blue Oyster Cult]

Vex - Demo, 12" ep + Live shows

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Vex were from London and were apart of the Anarcho-Punk scene in the early 1980s. Their music was more influenced, though, by Killing Joke than Crass. They released one 12" ep on the fightback label in 1985 and had one song on the We don't Want Your fucking Law compilation LP (available here: http://ya-cant-go-home.blogspot.com/2009/03/va-we-dont-want-your-fucking-law.html) which was also released on fightback in 1985. That song, rushing to Hide, is available here as a bonus on the 12" ep. The demo and the live shows all have unreleased tracks. Both live shows are very good audience recordings with the Electric Ballroom show being the better of the two.

Demo 1983:
01. It's No Crime
02. Pain
03. Pressure

Sanctuary ep  1985:
01. Sanctuary
02. It's No Crime
03. World In Action
04. Relative Sadness
05. Rushing to Hide [bonus]

Norwich England 7-22-83:
01. Pain
02. Passion
03. Sanctuary
04. title unknown
05. World In Action
06. 20th Century Boy [T-Rex]

Electric Ballroom, London 3-03-84:
01. Pain
02. Shadow Of Beauty
03. World In Action
04. Pressure
05. Relative Sadness
06. It's No Crime

Johnny Moped - Roxy, London 4-02-77

This show was recorded as part of the legendary The Roxy, London WC2 compilation album at the place where the Punk Rock thing found a permanent home for a while which really helped to get things rolling. Track 18 here is the version that appears on that album and the in-between song banter heard on the album before the song can be heard in context within the second set. This was recorded through the soundboard and is great sound quality. Gotta wonder why this whole show has never been released before especially when a couple (Buzzcocks, X Ray Spex, Adverts (?))other recordings from the same show have been.

set one
01. Groovy Ruby
02. Wild Breed
03. Little Queenie
04. Hell Razor
05. 3D Time
06. Incendiary Device
07. Something Else
08. No One
09. Hard Lovin' Man

set two
10. Groovy Ruby
11. Wild Breed
12. Little Queenie
13. Hell Razor
14. 3D Time
15. Incendiary Device
16. Something Else
17. No One
18. Hard Lovin' Man

Eater - London 1977

From the halcyon days of 1977, Eater give us a nice set of classics including the rare songs Typewriter Babes, which only appeared on The Label So Far comp LP, and She's Wearing Green, which wasn't released until 1993 on the Compleat Eater CD on the Anagram label. This is a rough audience recording.

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. You
02. Space Dreamin'
03. No More (Bedroom Fits)
04. Typewriter Babes
05. Thinking Of The USA
06. She's Wearing Green
07. I Don't Need It

Modern Eon - John Peel Session 2-05-81

Here's my favorite Post-Punk band playing a peel session. Modern Eon were from Liverpool and released a few singles and one album before packing it in. More info here: http://www.soulsaw.com/modern-eon/

Track List:
01. Real Hymn
02. Grass Still Grows
03. High Noon
04. Mechanic