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Intro United - The Voice of Oi! Welcome to Point Radio Cast. Contact Info [email protected] Show intro - Theme The theme here is Oi!. From the seventies through the early 2000's. I dug deep in the collection, and pulled out some stuff I haven't heard in over a decade! I'll cover Brittish Oi!, and American Oi!; avoiding political and controversial bands. The originals, and those that grew out of the seeds planted by the originals. Support: Click through my site to help out. Support the show! Best of Oi! Records - The Press - It's Not What I Want - Society's Rejects - United We Stand Oi! The Singles Collection - Peter & The Test Tube Babies - Banned from the Pubs - Sham 69 - Hey Little Rich Boy 4 songs detail info Cock Sparrer - Runnin Riot (Runnin Riot) The Last Resort - Voilence In Our Minds (The Best of the Last Resort) The 4 Skins - A.C.A.B (The Wonderful World of the 4 Skins) The 4 Skins - Evil (The Best of the 4 Skins) 3 songs detail info Mid-show rant/Discussion To: Psycho idiots with guns. Especially, but not limited to, white guys. Please start your rampages by pointing the gun at your own heads. Creating all this negativity and sorrow. It's disgusting. Stop blaming other people for what's wrong with your life. Grow up, be an adult, get your shyt together. Condembed 84 - Oi! Ain't Dead (The Boots Go Marching In) Combat 84 - Violence (Orders of the Day) The Blitz - Razors in the Night (Never Surrender) 3 songs detail info The Business - Spirit of the Street (The Truth…) Anti Heros - Election Day (Underneath the Underground) Dropkick Murphys - Never Alone (Do or Die) 3 songs detail info The Ducky Boys - Misfit (Dark Days) Patriot - Another Dead Generation (Another Dead Generation) The Briggs - Madmen (Come All You Madmen) US Bombs - No Love (Garibaldi Guard!) 4 songs detail info Contact into. pointradiocast.com, [email protected] Submit your band. If I play your band, you get dick! (except a little air time). Write in with another band you think I'll like. Sign Off.

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