PUNK 45: There's No Such Thing As Society: Undergeround Punk in the UK 1977-81 - Various Artists [VINYL]

'PUNK 45: There's No Such Thing As Society' charts the rise of underground punk and post-punk in the UK from 1977-81. The album is a collection of seminal, classic, obscure and rare punk and post-punk singles from the likes of The Mekons, Johnny Moped, The Killjoys, The Rings and many more which all chart the rise of independent music and Do It Yourself culture that exploded in the wake of punk and during the years of Britain under Margaret Thatcher. This limited edition 10th anniversary blue coloured vinyl edition is fully remastered and repackaged with a digital download code included.

Disc 1
1. Sick of You - The Users
2. Incendiary Device - Johnny Moped
3. Everything Stops for Baby - The Astronauts
4. Rough, Tough, Pretty Too - Pretty Boy Floyd and The Gems
5. Last Words - 23 Skidoo
6. I'm in Love With Margaret Thatcher - Notsensibles
7. I Wanna Be Free - The Rings
8. Development Corporations - The Now
9. Johnny Doesn't Want to Go to Heaven - The Killjoys
10. Spin - The Impossibe Dreamers
11. White Night - The Lines
12. East Sheen - 'O'Level
13. Power Cut - The Jermz
Disc 2
1. Can't Understand - Roses Are Red
2. 23 Skidoo - Eric Random
3. TV Adverts - The Nerves
4. 32 Weeks - The Mekons
5. For J.P.S. - The Freeze
6. Leave Me Alone - The Scabs
7. You're Driving Me - The Cravats
8. Wot's for Lunch Mum? - The Shapes
9. They're Back Again, Here They Come - The Cigarettes
10. I Don't Believe - Disturbed
11. Mucky Pup - Puncture
12. Radio Drill Time - Josef K