Anarchy/total destruction playlist

Cafe Society
#1

With the way this week is going at work (shorthanded, tons of crap to do, arseholes everywhere), I need a rock playlist to suit my state of mind. It requires ample energy too (no droning, rasping death metal need apply).

Candidates so far:

TV Set* by the Cramps
Third Uncle and 2 Forms Of Anger- Eno
55 The Law - The Screaming Blue Messiahs

Other suggestions welcome.

*Oh baby I see you in my Fridgidaire
Yeah baby I see you in my Frigidaire
Behind the mayonnaise, way in the back
I’m going to see you tonight for a midnight snack
But though it’s cold
You won’t get old
Because you’re well-preserved in my Frigidaire
Yarrrrhhhh!

#2

The Stooges - TV Eye

Clutch - Pure Rock Fury

Airbourne - Runnin’ Wild

#3

The Eno prompted this, because of their excellent cover of 3rd uncle:
Bauhaus : Dark Entries

and you can’t have Bauhaus and not have:
Joy Division : Transmission, in this case.

And let’s round that off with The Jam : Going Underground

#4

Black Sabbath The Mob Rules

#5

Motorhead: No Class. That should work for all the arseholes you’ll be dealing with.

#6

Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff

#7

List not complete without Anarchy in the UK by the Sex Pistols

#8

Fear - “Let’s Have a War”

#9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXqoVBTiO58

Loss of Control - Van Halen

#10

A Bomb in Wardour Street - The Jam

#11

Seconds by U2
Till the End of the World By Nick Cave

#12

Ænema by Tool

#13

Hmmm, shit week at work, bit of vigour needed?

Big Black - L. Dopa

My Bloody Valentine - You Made Me Realise

Killing Joke - The Pandys Are Coming

Lard - The Power of Lard

Sonic Youth - Expressway To Your Skull

#14

So long, Mom by Tom Lehrer

#15

Velvet Underground - Sister Ray

The Birthday Party - Dead Joe

Marc Riley & The Creepers - Baby’s On Fire (adding another Eno cover)

Cabaret Voltaire - Nag Nag Nag

#16

Ooops, pasted wrong URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu2wLlMfkhA

#17

The Replacements: nearly anything, but how about a “Little Mascara” ?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DXBVRNcwvds

Dizzy Gillespie & Orchestra, 1946: “Things to Come,” bebop’s answer to the atomic bomb.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nGjbNNk_9Qo

#18

Isis, Grinning Mouths.

#19

Tonio K. - H-A-T-R-E-D HATRED Slow build to violent intent. :eek:

Tonio K. THE BALLAD OF THE NIGHT THE CLOCKS ALL QUIT (AND THE GOVERNMENT FAILED) Anarchy.

Tonio K. AMERICAN LOVE AFFAIR

Life in the Food Chain

Just the whole album - Life in the Food Chain Lyrics here Life in the Food Chain

Other songs include vampire country western, threatened physical assault in relationships, and poignant breakups.

#20

April 29, 1992 by Sublime.

It’s not every semi-ska song that can effectively make the argument that the response to Rodney King should be the destruction of society itself. Yes somehow they do it.