Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. What’s the Frequency Kenneth? – R.E.M
2. Jump – Van Halen
3. 20th Century Boy – T.Rex
4. Gimme All Your Lovin – ZZ Top
5. Teenage Kicks – The Undertones
6. If The Kids Are United – Sham 69
7. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker – The Ramones
8. Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick – Ian Dury And The Blockheads
9. Stay With Me – Faces
10. Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac
11. Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Yes
12. Elected – Alice Cooper
13. Paranoid – Black Sabbath
14. How You Remind Me – Nickelback
15. Hot Blooded – Foreigner
16. St. Elmo’s fire – John Parr
17. Road To Hell (Part Two) – Chris Rea
18. In A Broken Dream – Python Lee Jackson
19. Inside – Stiltskin
20. Purple Rain – Prince & The Revolution

Disc 2:

1. Buck Rogers – Feeder
2. I Believe In A Thing Called Love – The Darkness
3. Hate To Say I Told You So – The Hives
4. Can’t Stand Me Now – The Libertines
5. Kilamangiro – Babyshambles
6. Do You Realise? – The Flaming Lips
7. Step On – Happy Mondays
8. All Together Now – The Farm
9. Female Of The Species – Space
10. Where I Find My Heaven – Gigolo Aunts
11. Road Rage – Catatonia
12. Brass In Pocket – Pretenders
13. Irish Rover – The Pogues
14. She Drives Me Crazy – Fine Young Cannibals
15. Epic – Faith No More
16. Ace Of Spades – Motorhead
17. Vanilla Radio – Wildhearts
18. Blinded By The Light – Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
19. Abracadabra – Steve Miller Band
20. Born Slippy (nuxx) - Underworld

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #56240 in Music
• Released on: 2006-06-05
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: CD+DVD

Customer Reviews

the best pub album ever? - yes!
picked this up for a couple of quid in Tesco's- 40 great tracks and a dvd quiz for less than the price of a single. Not the usual suspects either - some left field choices along with the bankers - make this an unusual collection. Think driving rock ballads meets any alt.rock compilation with a few punk anthems for good measure. Reminded me of the c90 tapes I used to compile many years ago for the car stereo. Roughly divided into rock side and alt. sides this compilation spans the decades and generations with enough to keep dad and the kids happy. My local used to have a juke box like this years ago - it was great! The dvd quiz isn't too bad either. Question - why do compilers make albums like this then straight away to the bargain bins by the shed load. This easily stands along side the better known "rock" compilations for quantity and quality with some nice suprises thrown in. The air guitarists will be out in force if this is put on at a party. All in all a great party compilation tape without the effort of making it yourself - I would have picked at least 50% of these tracks for a tape of my own. I bet you would too!

Great songs. Edited with a chainsaw
The previous reviewer could not understand why this compilation why such great value. I can probably enlighten him... They have cut some of the greatest songs on here right back. For instance, the mighty 'Purple Rain'- you just start getting into the song and the solo begins... and it gets faded out! (At about 4 minutes in). This is a cardinal sing and means this set is virtually worthless. Another noticable fade is the great Python Lee Jackson song, 'In a broken dream'. What were they thinking???

Not all songs are cut (i.e. the rule seems to be if it runs loger than 4 and a half minutes we'll cut it.)

Tragic - had great potential.

Where do I get my money back?