Post Punk! (Non-Soul Podcast)

[Pete S]

Well I thought it was time to break up the Reggae/Soul pattern until the weekend with memories of some of the great records which I was buying between the years 1979 and 1982, who would have guessed back then that I was a secret post-punker LOL. Plus, quite a few people asked me to do a post-punk (and a punk) podcast so I hope this is ok for you. Excuse the couple of repeats from previous shows, they were too good not to include

https://podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/episodes/27784

The Cure - Boys Don't Cry /

Vivien Goldman - Launderette /

Fire Engines - Candy Skin /

Theatre Of Hate - Legion /

R.E.M. - South Central Rain /

Orange Juice - Simply Thrilled Honey /

The Au Pairs - It's Obvious /

Kleenex - Hedi's Head /

The Cramps - Garbageman /

Wah! Heat - Better Scream /

The Ruts - In A Rut /

Gang Of Four - At Home He's A Tourist /

Delta 5 - Mind Your Own Business /

Comsat Angels - Independence Day /

The Slits - I Heard It Through The Grapevine /

The Names - Nightshift /

A Certain Ratio - Shack Up /

The Chameleons - In Shreds /

Pink Military - Do Animals Believe In God /

Theatre Of Hate - The Hop /

Devo - Jocko Homo /

Thomas Dolby - Airwaves (Original Version) /

The Teardrop Explodes - The Great Dominions /

The Fall - Fiery Jack /

The Jam - Smithers-Jones /

The Durrutti Column - Sketch For Summer /

Fatal Microbes - Violence Grows /

Young Marble Giants - Final Day.

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[Guest garv]

Good arrows sir, Pete ... whats the story behind Vivien Goldman?.Never heard that before & after 2 plays i really like it,

ahhhh wah! Heat..... loved em

Edited August 11, 2010 by garv

[Pete S]

Good arrows sir, Pete ... whats the story behind Vivien Goldman?.Never heard that before & after 2 plays i really like it,

ahhhh wah! Heat..... loved em

It was recorded clandestinly during the PIL "Metal Box" sessions apparently, using Virgin paid for studio time - produced by John Lydon & Jah Wobble - I never even saw this when it came out, think I bought it in 83 or 84. Other side is good too, "Private Armies", pretty similar to the A side, kind of sparse and dubby.