Punk 1977-2007: 30 Anniversary

Artist	Various Artists
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Music Brokers Arg
Release Date	2008 01 08
Song List	1: Judy Is a Punk (1:34) 2: Anarchy in the U.K. (3:56) 3: New Rose (2:41) 4: If the Kids Are United (3:32) 5: The First Time (2:51) 6: Action Time Version (2:27) 7: The Right to Work (2:42) 8: Baby Baby (3:03) 9: I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (2:52) 10: Do Anything You Wanna Do (3:45) 11: God Save the Queen (3:36) 12: Homicide (3:42) 13: My Way (3:42) 14: Peaches (4:01) 15: What Do I Get? (2:56) 16: Too Drunk to Fuck (2:41) 17: No One Is Innocent (3:00) 18: New York State Police (2:38) 19: Alternative Ulster (3:01) 20: Woman in Disguise (3:05) 21: Viva La Revolution (3:40) 22: City Baby's Revenge (2:53) 23: Something New (1:41) 24: Banned from the Pubs (2:03) 25: Never Surrender (1:30) 26: Police Story (2:05) 27: When the Evening Comes (1:59) 28: From Protest to Resistance (2:33) 29: Stranglehold (2:28) 30: Goodbye Graceland (2:24) 31: I Got a Right (3:19) 32: Waiting for the Man (5:25) 33: Personality Crisis (3:56) 34: Kick out the Jams (2:49) 35: Chinese Rocks (2:52) 36: Negative Creep (2:51) 37: Black Leather (3:45) 38: Let's Go Crazy (3:34) 39: Bored (3:55) 40: Cherry Bomb (3:04) 41: Born to Lose (3:01) 42: Newtown (3:22) 43: Land of Hope and Glory (3:57) 44: Follow the Leader (3:43) 45: Search and Destroy (2:56)
Style.Categories	Anarchist Punk, American Punk, L.A. Punk, New York Punk, British Punk, Hardcore Punk, Punk

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"What Do I Get" by the Buzzcocks is a British punk classic, so why is it represented by a crappy, tinny, live version instead of the actual single? Listeners looking for a seamless collection of vintage punk rock classics may be impressed by Punk 1977-2007: 30 Anniversary's impressive play list, but once they start to navigate this cheap minefield of re-recordings, low quality live cuts, and demos, they'll be performing "a little bit of the old ultra-violence" on the jewel case. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide