38 mixes with tracks by “Eddie & The Hot Rods”

This could be the soundtrack to your next party, or whatever.

Punk, from its beginnings in NYC and Detroit, (Stooges, New York Dolls, Television), to the Max's Kansas City and CBGB's scenes, to London, and back. 1973-1979, punk's first wave of assaults on our ear drums.

Another eclectic mix of cool and offbeat tracks from the movies of Quentin Tarantino. In addition, you'll hear other musical offerings that probably should be in his flicks. A fun and entertaining 80+ minutes of tunes, movie sound clips and trailers for old films. Enjoy!

Don't forget to check out my other mixes, including the first 4 volumes of this collection.

WARNING: Language may not be suitable for all listeners.

the marauders are fuckers but we love them.

Good songs, just listen to it. You'll like it.

A few cuts from a record collection I recently acquired from a friend of a friend. "Keith" moved to the states from England in the early eighties and brought a few good LPs with him.

Here are thirteen of the best tracks including Brian Eno, The Lambrettas and Sex Pistols.

Countdown of the best music of 1976, featuring super hits of the 70's, rare obscurities, soft rock, hard rock, and cult classics. Features Heart, Bee Gees and The Residents. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/01/top-150-traxxx-of-1976....

Seventeen tracks including music by Eddie & The Hot Rods, Generation X, and Iggy & The Stooges.

Thirteen tracks including music by:

Richard Hell & The Voidoids, The Slits and Johnny Thunders.

Part 1: http://8tracks.com/muschelrausch/gimme-gimme-77

Early influences, proto-punk, british indie, punk, new wave, and early college radio favorites. Selections from the WPBX & Mad House Archives

70s British Rock