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Various Artists - Guerilla Girls! She-Punks & Beyond 1975-2016 / Various [New Vi

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Guerilla Girls! She-Punks & Beyond 1975-2016 / Various

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 029667013215

Release Date: 2023

Record Label: Ace Records Uk

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Gloria: In Excelsis Deo / Gloria (Version) - Patti Smith
2. Survive - the Bags
3. Iama Poseur - X-Ray Spex
4. I Gave My Punk Jacket to Rickie - Mary Monday & the Bitches
5. I Didn't Have the Nerve to Say No - Blondie
6. You're a Million - the Raincoats
7. Popcorn Boy (Waddle Ya Do?) - Essential Logic
8. Expert - Pragvec
9. My Cherry Is in Sherry - Ludus
10. Kray Twins - Mo-Dettes
11. Earthbeat - the Slits
12. Das Ah Riot - Bush Tetras

DISC 2:
1. Bitchen Summer (Speedway) - Bangles
2. Shakedown - Au Pairs
3. It's About Time - the Pandoras
4. Come on Now - the Pussywillows
5. Rules and Regulations - We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It!!
6. Her Jazz - Huggy Bear
7. Bruise Violet - Babes in Toyland
8. Rebel Girl - Bikini Kill
9. Pretend We're Dead - L7
10. What's Wrong with You - Bratmobile
11. Let Go of the Past - the Tuts
12. Hot - the Regrettes
13. Silver Spoons - Skinny Girl Diet

Double vinyl LP pressing. UK collection. Guerrilla Girls! Takes us on a thrilling ride from punk's mid-70s origins, via the left-field post-punk groups, jangly female combos, grunge bands and vigilante Riot Grrrls of the 80s and 90s, to the she-punk bands of recent years - a five-decade alternative to the macho hegemony of rock. The collection highlights songs that emerged out of a dynamic underculture of female creative expression. What unites the featured artists is a healthy disregard for the way the music industry ties up it's female performers into pretty, neo-liberal packages. From Patti Smith, universal mother of the punk movement, to the Bags, Bikini Kill and Skinny Girl Diet, this music is anti-A&R. Including lesser-known names such as San Francisco street punk Mary Monday and London-based experimentalists pragVec, it shows that, rather than being a few novelty bands existing on the margins, these performers represent a stronger, more three-dimensional version of the female experience.