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Calling all punk fans: Favourite punk singles?
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I saw the Modettes headlining at the Moonlight Club, West Hampstead, with U2 supporting.AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.The Modettes were great!1 -
No not really but a great single released around 82 I thinkJamesSeed said:
Not reallybazjonster said:Does 'The Deceiver' by The Alarm, count as punk?0 -
I saw The Buzzcocks at Woolwich Poly (think it was called Thames Poly). I presume they only played there once.bolloxbolder said:
Correct. What a gig that was. The Buzzcocks were so good we went and saw them again 6 days later at the Lyceum. Still hear in my head Shelly coming on stage and saying "Hello Wol wich" ha ha.Vincenzo said:
My pleasure. Saw Patrik at Woolwich Poly (supporting Buzzcocks along with Penetration AND The Slits IIRC).Hi AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.
When I saw John Cooper Clarke a few years ago I was slightly stunned to find it had been 35 years since I’d seen him last.0 -
About 10 years ago we were perusing around Fleetwood market when my sister got chatting to one of the stall holders. It turned out to be Pete Shelley's mother, she said, had she known she would have bought in some memorabilia for her. She asked if we were coming back that week which we weren't.bolloxbolder said:
Correct. What a gig that was. The Buzzcocks were so good we went and saw them again 6 days later at the Lyceum. Still hear in my head Shelly coming on stage and saying "Hello Wol wich" ha ha.Vincenzo said:
My pleasure. Saw Patrik at Woolwich Poly (supporting Buzzcocks along with Penetration AND The Slits IIRC).Hi AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.
When I saw John Cooper Clarke a few years ago I was slightly stunned to find it had been 35 years since I’d seen him last.0 -
1978 - I was there!Vincenzo said:
My pleasure. Saw Patrik at Woolwich Poly (supporting Buzzcocks along with Penetration AND The Slits IIRC).Hi AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.
When I saw John Cooper Clarke a few years ago I was slightly stunned to find it had been 35 years since I’d seen him last.
Was a student at Thames Poly at the time.0 -
Thames Poly, sorry.
Saw a few gigs there - often interrupted by skinheads angry that Sham 69 weren't on.0 -
Wow. U2 supporting the Modettes? Strange.JamesSeed said:
I saw the Modettes headlining at the Moonlight Club, West Hampstead, with U2 supporting.AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.The Modettes were great!
I actually played at the Moonlight Club, supporting a band called Dolly Mixture. Anyone remember them?
Was in a band with Fritz, the guitarist from The Nips (nee The Nipple Erectors), the band Shane McGowan was in before the Pogues. Loved The Nips, especially their single Gabrielle. Saw them at the Rock Garden.0 -
I remember Dolly Mixture. Can't recall one track but the name was excellent.Vincenzo said:
Wow. U2 supporting the Modettes? Strange.JamesSeed said:
I saw the Modettes headlining at the Moonlight Club, West Hampstead, with U2 supporting.AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.The Modettes were great!
I actually played at the Moonlight Club, supporting a band called Dolly Mixture. Anyone remember them?
Was in a band with Fritz, the guitarist from The Nips (nee The Nipple Erectors), the band Shane McGowan was in before the Pogues. Loved The Nips, especially their single Gabrielle. Saw them at the Rock Garden.0 -
I saw him at ULU, 28th October, 1978 (http://www.45worlds.com/live/artist/patrik-fitzgerald/3). I'd forgotten the headliners were The Only Ones, probably because some bastard nicked by bike jacket which had my bike keys in the pocket, my Dad very kindly drove up from New Cross Gate with the spare key.Vincenzo said:
My pleasure. Saw Patrik at Woolwich Poly (supporting Buzzcocks along with Penetration AND The Slits IIRC).Hi AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.
When I saw John Cooper Clarke a few years ago I was slightly stunned to find it had been 35 years since I’d seen him last.1 -
I knew there was a reason we'd gone to such a non-place to see a band, we'd seen them not long before at the Electric Ballroom with The Specials, Madness and The Selecter (http://www.45worlds.com/live/artist/madness/uk/5) although I recall there being six bands on the list, not just the four mentioned there.AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.1 -
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The Flys - Love and a Molotov Cocktail
The Boys - First Time
The Yachts - Suffice to Say
The Clash - Complete Control
The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet
It was such a great time for singles, sadly I sold all of mine (life changes that you later regret!) and they would be worth a fortune now. Still got the music in my head though.3 -
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Just looked it up and I got my girl bands mixed up. It was actually the Dolly Mixtures who I saw a couple of times at the Moonlight club, so maybe I saw your band!Vincenzo said:
Wow. U2 supporting the Modettes? Strange.JamesSeed said:
I saw the Modettes headlining at the Moonlight Club, West Hampstead, with U2 supporting.AddicksAddict said:
Thanks for putting up your list, @Vincenzo, I'd been trying to think of Patrick Fitzgerald's name since I put my list up. He was the other possibility to be the king of punk poetry alongside John Cooper Clarke, not that either of them would have made the claim themselves, of course.Vincenzo said:The Clash - Complete Control
Pistols - Anarchy
Subway Sect - Ambition
Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in my Heart
Penetration - Don't Dictate
X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage, Up Yours
Buzzcocks - What Do I Get?
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
ATV - Action Time Vision
Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Mo-Dettes - White Mice
Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
I'd better stop there...!
Saw the Mo-Dettes in the arse end of nowhere somewhere south of Sydenham, they were quite talented as I recall.The Modettes were great!
I actually played at the Moonlight Club, supporting a band called Dolly Mixture. Anyone remember them?
Was in a band with Fritz, the guitarist from The Nips (nee The Nipple Erectors), the band Shane McGowan was in before the Pogues. Loved The Nips, especially their single Gabrielle. Saw them at the Rock Garden.I played there myself a few times around that time as well.We preferred the Dolly Mixtures who were very in vogue at the time, whereas U2 seemed like they’d come from the early seventies, with their mullet haircuts and rock poses.Saturday, December 1, 1979
Dolly Mixture (Headliner) / U2 (Opening Act)
The Moonlight Club, West Hampstead, London
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Part time punks - Television Personalities.1
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I'm going to see The Vapors supporting From the Jam at Margate in Aprilbolloxbolder said:Ah those were the days, tripping up to the Marquee etc to see the new bands. Still my favourite music genre.
I have nothing to add to the above choices. Always will be a massive Jam, Buzzcocks, Clash and Stranglers fan. I suppose songs not mentioned to add to the many excellent lists above are
Where have all the boot boys gone? And Dame to blame by Slaughter and the dogs
Turning Japanese by the Vapors0 -
London Calling Clash1



https://youtu.be/-noBCLKhKhM
