| FAVOURITE TUNES |
| What if punk never happened | The King Blues | An astute political song that identifies the power of unity |
| Time Bomb | Rancid | Great skanking tune that brings the punk/reggae pathos to life |
| Jackie Chan | Dollyrots | Amusing attack on an ex-boyfriend: "With your balls in my hand, laughing- all covered in blood!" |
Saturday night beneath the plastic palm trees |
Leyton Buzzards | a pioneering punk/reggae track from 1979, that features the story of a skinhead growing through his teens and going to a reggae club. "sling him out he's wearing boots - cry the gangsters dressed in dinner suits" |
| No Bones for the Dogs | Joe Gibbs and the Professionals |
A great dub tune from `79 that features great horns along with the ace production. |
| The Dirty Glass | Dropkick Murphys | Sounds like the Pogues on speed |
| Two Steps Back | Strange Tenants | Great Australian 2-tone sound from the 80's |
| Last Night | Deadline | Lively little number questioning the other half about where he ended up. |
| Punk Rock Girls | The Queers | Comical little number, yet anthemic at the same time |
| Coffee | AWOL | Another comic touch from third wave ska band AWOL |
| Vasos Vasios | los Fabulosos cadillacs | Great ska tune from Argentina, sung in Spanish |
| Lost in a supermarket | The Clash | good lyrics, along with "somebody got murdered" are my favourite clash tracks |
| Ragnampiza | Dillinger | Good reggae sound and the version side is a great dub |
| Ganja Smuggling | Ekk-A-Mouse | Good Dancehall track about poverty driving the drug scene |
| Destination Venus | Rezillos | one of my favourite pop/new wave tunes |
| What a Waste | Ian Dury | Good rock/reggae sound with poetical lyrics |
| I Love Reggae | Dirty Revolution | good anti-fascist ska tune |
| Real Enemy | The Business | lyrics that should be adhered to |
| Nostalgia | Maroon Town | rap meets reggae and ska |
| I Wish it was 1973 | Skaville UK | Good ska/reggae tune I remember the era as a young skinhead. |
"You remember fun your suppose to enjoy it" - Johnny Rotten