This week’s Sunday Brunch features Killing Joke (pictured), who wrote a song about the Eighties. We’ll also hear from The Softies, Liz Phair, Fiction Factory, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, The Clash, Overwhelming Colorfast, R.E.M., Big Black, and whole lot more. Because J Mascis’ turned 50 this week, we’ll spin a cut from Dinosaur’s first album. Plus, Billy Bragg reminds us that “just because you’re going forwards doesn’t mean I’m going backwards.”
Playlist
- Killing Joke — Eighties
- Iggy Pop — Some Weird Sin
- The Comsat Angels — Baby
- Abecedarians — Smiling Monarchs (vinyl rip)
- Fiction Factory — (Feels Like Heaven)
- Angelic Upstarts — Never Say Die
- Possum Dixon — We’re All Happy
- Overwhelming Colorfast — Roy Orbison
- The Grays — Oh Well Maybe
- Jason & The Scorchers — Absolutely Sweet Marie (Bob Dylan)
- Mad Turks From Istanbul — Looking Forward To Destory
- Big Drill Car — In Green Fields
- Das Damen — Sad Mile
- Dinosaur — Repulsion
- Live Skull — Glee Product
- Beat Happening — Bad Seeds
- The Hardy Boys — Fifteen
- Billy Bragg — To Have And To Have Not
- The Softies — Alaska
- The Loft — Lonely Street
- Sad Lovers & Giants — Wire Lawn
- The Smiths — Girl Afraid
- The Creepers — Bank Of Horrors
- Alisa — I Want To Be A Prostitute
- Big Black — He’s A Whore (Cheap Trick)
- Liz Phair — Support System
- Smudge — Divan
- The Dambuilders — I’m A Bum
- Angst — Some Things (I Can’t Get Used To)
- True West — What About You
- R.E.M. — Kohoutek
- Altered Images — Real Toys
- Love And Rockets — Ball Of Confusion
- Happy Mondays — 24 Hour Party People
- The Soup Dragons — Divine Thing
- Brian Eno & David Byrne — Regiment
- The Clash — Lose This Skin
- Mekons — Club Mekon