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Episode 2 - Agenda Made 20140822 Intro Welcome to Point Radio Cast. Contact Info [email protected] Links to music on pointradiocast.com Click through the site to buy it, and support us and the bands. Show intro - Theme Best CDs I currently own, part one. If on a deserted island with a CD player and a solar power source, which CDs would I want to have? 2 songs from each disc. This will be a 2 part episode. Chronological order. The Misfits - Static Age Recorded 1978. Loved by millions. Classic and great. Some Kinda Hate Last Caress Minor Threat - Complete Discography. Recorded between 1981-1983. Godfathers of straight edge hardcore. Odd for me, but awesome and raw. Filler Out of Step The Pogues - The Best of the Pogues Recorded between 1984-1991. Dog through painting on cover. Godfathers of punk edge irish. Many bands spring from them, like the Tossers, Flogging Molly, anything of that ilk. Fairytale of New York Streams of Whiskey Guns N Roses - Appetite for Destruction Release 1987. A bit mainstream, but awesome. Nuff said. It's So Easy My Michelle Sloppy Seconds - Destroyed Released 1989. Classic bad attitude obnoxious midwest punk rock. Black Mail Steal your Beer Mid-show Interruption Can we fuck off with the ice bucket shit? Remember when people did their share without needing recognition for it from the world? Fuck ALS, it sucks. All the toolbox ice bucket bullshit sucks too. Try and do your part without needing a pat on the back from all your FB friends. Bad Religion - Against the Grain Released 1990. Hard to choose, such a vast selection. Old punky shit is great, newest stuff is really great as well. Kinda nerdy, but I've always been into it. Well written, well thought out. Flat Earth Society Walk Away Social Distortion - Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell Released 1992. Serious old school. One of my first punk rock influences. Classic, still at it. The old shit is really awesome, some of their newer stuff is alright. Making Believe Sometimes I Do The Gits - Frenching the Bully Release 1992. Fucking awesome. Get into it if you're not. Even their live stuff rocks. Had Mia not been assaulted, there'd be a ton more awesome music in the world. Another Shot of Whiskey Second Skin The Queers - Don't Back Down Releaed 1996. The only reason I can fathom why Green Day made it huge and The Queers didn't is because they named themselves the Queers. They're great. Poppy-kinda nerd-punk. Still touring today, Still making solid music in the same vein as this. Born to do Dishes Love Love Love Tiger Army - Power of Moonlite Release 2001. A bit of punk, blues, psychobilly feeling here. Always dug these guys. Annabel Lee Under Saturn's Shadow Contact into. pointradiocast.com, [email protected] Click through links on the site to buy the music. Support us and the bands. Submit Music Send in you band's music. 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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