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November 30th | Song of the Day | "Concrete Jungle"

Artist: The Specials Album: Specials (1979)

One of the first big albums of the second wave, Specials would become an icon of 2 Tone and a definitive moment in ska history. It featured original songs as well as covers of some Jamaican songs, like Toots & The Maytals’ “Monkey Man” and “Too Hot” by Prince Buster. The Specials took the laid-back sound of the first wave and retooled it for their own demographic by picking up the tempo, adding fuller, harsher percussion and larger horn sections, and making the guitar a primary instrument instead of keeping it in the background. This angrier sound resonated with the rebellious, violent youth of the United Kingdom in the late 70s and early 80s, cementing The Specials as a big name of the second wave and clearing a path for several other bands to follow. “Concrete Jungle” was written by their guitarist, Roddy Radiation, about his experiences growing up in a Coventry coal mining village and living in Hillsfields, where he became a part of the punk culture, making him a target for street thugs and skinheads. The song also makes reference to the National Front, a far-right racial nationalist party that saw its power peak in the mid to late 70s. The National Front was responsible for a large riot between black and white youths in August 1977, when they marched through a largely non-white neighborhood declaring racially charged crime statistics.

I have to carry a knife Because there’s people threatening my life. I can’t dress just the way I want, I’m being chased by the National Front.

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Song of the day: The Specials - Doesn’t Make It Alright

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Funeral home, funeral home

going to that funeral home

got me a coffin, shinny and black

I’m going to that funeral and im never coming back

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Dusty Springfield - Just A Little Lovin’

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strawberry alarm clock - bird man of alkatrash

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Reatards - Ollie V.

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Island Groovies // Makeout Videotape

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Led Zeppelin | You Shook Me

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Cherry Glazerr - There She Goes Again (The Velvet Underground cover)

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Cosmonauts - Flower Bomb

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What are we good for if we can’t make it? What are we good for if we can’t make it, make it?

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EXPERIMENTAL JELLY - Listen on 8tracks

a collection of dreamy surf pop and beach goth songs

Teenage Girl - Cherry Glazer | King of the Beach - Wavves | Rebel Girl - Bikini Kill | Dead In Your Head - Bleached | Sick Shit - Together Pangea | Nothing To Do - Bleeding Knees Club | Location - Uncle Dad | Bloody Bandaid - Cherry Glazerr | Honey - Swim Deep | Flowers On The Wall - Tomorrows Tulips | Humdrum Blues - The Growlers | Offer - Together Pangea | Doused - DIIV | She Wore Rat Skin Boots - Goons of Doom | 58th St - Gap Dream | Pray For The Sunshine - Mylee Grace and Ozzy Wrong | California Daze - Peace | Someday - The Growlers | Untitled - Tomorrows Tulips | Haxel Princess - Cherry Glazerr | Sugar - Santoros | Let’s Go Surfing - The Drums | No Waves - FIDLAR | Redheaded Girl - Tijuana Panthers | Reverse Shark Attack - Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin | Lost My MInd - Froth | Oaxaca - Froth | Nobody Owns You - The Growlers | Melting - Meth Wax | Unchain Your Brain - White Fang | Nico - Mr. Elevator and the Brain Hotel | Planet Of The Dreamers - Jacuzzi Boys

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Every day I’ll post a song to which I was rocking out during the previous day. Today’s selection is:

It Ain’t Gonna Save Me - Jay Reatard - Watch Me Fall

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The King Khan & BBQ Show - Spin the Bottle

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Salvajes - Aj Davilla

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         Genre: Indie, Punk, Garage, Surf

Similar: Fidlar, Ty Segall, Audacity

Straight outta Santa Clarita California comes one of the most amazingly fun bands ive ever seen live. Pangea construct their songs in interesting ways, folding elements of doo-wop, girl groups, power pop, and even folk-rock into their sound, thereby sidestepping the homogeneity that plagues many a punk record. It gets pretty epic at times, but Pangea stay steady on course by keeping the focus where it belongs: on good songs, well played, with heart. Really, the only thing more fun than Jelly Jam is Pangea’s live show. Mosh till you D-D-DROP!!

JUST LISTEN:

<a href=”http://togetherpangea.bandcamp.com/album/jelly-jam” data-mce-href=”http://togetherpangea.bandcamp.com/album/jelly-jam”>Jelly Jam by Pangea</a>

Support the Band!! 5 Bucks on Bandcamp!!

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