| As a starter the a-side of my first ever 7", I got it in december 1982 and this track proves two things: one I've come a long way since and two the first track of the 442 tracks is certainly the worst in the entire list ... |
| Great aussie band, later on they attracked Mudhoney's Mark Arm, but this is older, cover of Ike and Tina Turner. |
| This is included for all (reissue-)soulcats on the world, I'm not among 'em but this is a great track to dance too. |
| Cool California punkband that should have been added to this website a long time ago, once they'll be listed for sure. |
| Chartbustin' band that I used to enjoy a lot (about ten years ago). |
| For me this is a one-off 7" as I don't know anything else from 'em, a cool 7". |
| Punkband I once saw at the Simplon-festival, Groningen, back in 1991, they weren't a long time among my favorites but back then I loved 'm. |
| One of the best songs ever made in the Netherlands, if all their stuff would be equally great they would hve been in the Top 100 ... Produced by VERA's current technician Edwin Heath. |
| Sixties-lunatic's b-side to his wellknown Paralysed 7". |
| Scottish trashband, mucho overlooked, by myself too. |
| Best track of this garageband from the late nineties. |
| Not that I like 'm, but this is thee most overrated band ever, english people who think this is the beginning and the end of PUNK are wrong twice. First of all the beginning of punk is The Ramones and second of all the end will never be there at all. |
| Swedish strong punkrockband, cool one and still (very) active. |
| English crooner who started halfway the seventies, this is his best track of a later album. |
| Garagerock from Louisiana with cool guy King Louie. |
| One of the best tracks on this essential label, cool Pennsylvania (if I'm correct) band. |
| New Detroit band on new Detroit label, watch out for 'm. |
| The closest thing to the very specific dutch type of a song called "the smartlap" (explanation will follow later on), later on you hear the best dutch smartlap ever too. |
| Strange music from a strange band, but legendary and essential, on a defunct dutch label. |
| French sixties band on a french sixties label, really like both a lot. |