A digital equivalent to The Best of Generation X, Perfect Hits is a good if not perfect overview of the band's shaky career, assembled by Tony James and Billy Idol. On the down side, there's plenty of room on the disc for even more numbers that would have put everything one could want in one place -- the lack of "Running with the Boss Sound" in particular is a loss. Other cuts like "Valley of the Dolls" and "Night of the Cadillacs" may not have been as essential, but still should have ...   [ read more ]

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ESSENTIAL. The 1978 first Gen X record featuring the young Billy Idol on vox. Includes punk anthems "Ready Steady Go," "One Hundred Punks," "Kiss Me Deadly," "Your Generation," and more. This record is 100% solid and classic start to finish.

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This album is one of Greg Ginn's most confounding solo releases, since it's essentially a vehicle for his rubber-voiced sidekick (and likely alter ego) Poindexter Stewart (who also fronts an underground radio station of the same name). Ginn plays bass and guitar in typical self-sufficient fashion; any similarities to his other bands (Gone, October Faction) end there. The tracks are built around talk radio and TV soundbites, and Stewart's elementary yawps and yammers. There's little happen...   [ read more ]

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