266: Sunday Brunch

There was a lot of Little Records-era music news this week. First, white supremacist shithead Richard Spencer declared Depeche Mode the official band of the alt-right, which had the band delivering a prompt FU in response. Makes me think of a certain song about Nazi punks that Jello Biafra recorded in 1981. But instead of focusing on the hate, let’s turn to some good news: H.R. from Bad Brains (pictured) is recovering from a successful brain surgery. We dedicate this Sunday Brunch to him.

Playlist

  1. Depeche Mode — People Are People
  2. Dead Kennedys — Nazi Punks Fuck Off
  3. Bad Brains — Big Take Over
  4. Heaven 17 — (We Don’t Need That) Fascist Groove Thang
  5. The Woodentops — Maybe It Won’t Last
  6. 23 Skidoo — Vegas El Bandito
  7. Bjork — Human Behaviour
  8. Clive Pig And The Hopeful Chinamen — Our Movement
  9. Television Personalities — This Angry Silence
  10. Yeah Yeah Noh — Temple Of Convenience
  11. The Wake — Gruesome Castle
  12. Julian Cope — Bandy’s First Jump
  13. Iggy Pop — Five Foot One
  14. Mudhoney — Ounce Of Deception
  15. X — We’re Desperate
  16. Fugazi — Lockdown
  17. Squirrel Bait — Kid Dynamite
  18. Bad Religion — Fuck Armageddon … This Is Hell
  19. 20/20 — Action Now
  20. Stiv Bators — Evil Boy
  21. The Only Ones — No Peace For The Wicked
  22. The Heartbreakers — It’s Not Enough
  23. The Revolving Paint Dream — Stop The World
  24. The Reivers — Discontent Of Winter
  25. R.E.M. — World Leader Pretend
  26. The Palace Of Light — Watch Rome Burn
  27. Ups And Downs — The Living Kind
  28. Velocity Girl — Medio Core
  29. The Trash Can Sinatras — Only Tongue Can Tell
  30. Tommy Keene — Paper Words And Lies
  31. The Bats — Treason
  32. Tall Dwarfs — Sign The Dotted Line
  33. Vic Goddard & The Subway Sect — Vertical Integration
  34. Daniel Johnston — Psycho Nightmare
  35. Yo La Tengo — (Straight Down To The) Bitter End
  36. The Waterboys — Be My Enemy
  37. Volcano Suns — Descent Into Hell
  38. Archers Of Loaf — Fat
  39. The Sea And Cake — Alone, For The Moment