Throughout pop history there have been good guys and bad guys. For every ‘Pop Idol’ style act there was an anarchist. For every pretty boy there was a Joe Strummer.

All the artists on the CD had something extra about them, and didn’t need to reply on Reality TV shows to sell records. From the 'High Numbers' (aka The Who) in the sixties, through to 'The Clash' and 'The Damned' in the seventies, these punks, mods, skins, rude boys and rockers had something to say, and no-one would stop them saying it.

Armagideon Time The Clash (Williams/Mittoo)
Guns Of Navarone The Specials (Tiomkin/Webster)
Let’s Talk About Girls The Undertones (Freiser)
My Sharona The Knack (Fieger/Averre)
Zoot Suit The High Numbers (Meaden)
Teenage UK Subs (Harper)
Love In A Void Siouxsie & The Banshees (Sioux/Morris/Fenton/Severin)
Good Girls Don’t The Knack (Fieger)
Outside View Eater (Blade/Chevette)
Skinhead Moonstomp The Specials (Naismith/Ellis)
Why Don’t You Smile Now Downliners Sect (Reed/Cale/Philips/Vance)
Junco Partner The Clash (Shad)
I’m The Face The High Numbers (Meaden)
Really Mystified Elvis Costello (Crane/Gustafson)
Surfin’ Bird The Ramones (Frazier/Harris/White/Wilson)
Down On The Farm Guns ‘N’ Roses (Harper/Garratt/Gibbs)
Party In Paris UK Subs (Harper)
Crawdaddy Simone Girlschool (Fenwick/Williams)
Alone Again Or The Damned (Maclean)
A Message To You Rudy The Specials (Thompson)
Glad All Over The Rezillos (Clark/Smith)
Walk Tall Stiff Little Fingers (Wayne)
Twenty-Flight Rock The Stray Cats (Fairchild/Cochran)
Ring Of Fire Blondie (Carter/Kilgore)
The Wizard Johnny Thunders (Bolan)