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Blank Generation 18 – True Punk’s Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40

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Blank Generation 18 - True Punk's Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40
Blank Generation
Steve Green

Kieran Egan is bass guitarist with street punk and oi! band Resistance 77, who are this year, celebrating their 40th anniversary. Their powerful, yet melodic UK 1977 style is backed up with observational lyrics that transfer into catchy and uncompromising punk rock songs.

Esteemed punk rock historian and writer John Robb says “Resistance 77 are a street punk band from Notts who have honed the form down to a perfect fiery concoction of frustration, anger and energy with the kind of great yob choruses that have made Cock Sparrer kings of the current scene but with an added melodic touch that makes them really stand out. They have been around a good few years with various line ups but have made good use of the time learning how to make their records sound huge with a great production and a crafted approach to their songwriting that sees the buzzsaw guitar wall of sound twist and turn with an intelligence and some great song writing touches without ever letting go of the excitement”.

Mr Robb’s overview sits perfectly with me, although I know Kieron won’t like the “Notts” reference!!

We caught up with Kieron to talk about Nottingham Forest, Berwick Rangers, Cricket, his mate Stuart “Psycho” Pearce and Ice Cream. He went on to tell us about 5 records that helped get him into music and 5 Resistance 77 tracks that he is most fond of, along with 20 songs that take him back to the punk rock glory days of 1976-1980 that this show celebrates.

You can listen to all 30 tracks here in their entirety, as well as the great stories behind each one.

To get in touch or find out more about Resistance 77 visit www.resistance77.com


Kieron enjoying a pint at Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool whilst contributing to the “Punk’s Not Dead But I’m Not Far Off” Facebook group page.


Great song and video that pays homage to the Facebook group page of the same name.

Playlist:

David Bowie – Rock n Roll Suicide
Hawkwind – Brainstorm
Alice Cooper – Schools Out
Slade – Get Down And Get With It
Heavy Metal Kids – The Cops Are Coming
The Damned – New Rose
Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Buzzcocks – Boredom
The Clash – Garageland
Generation X – Your Generation
Sham 69 – Borstal Breakout
The Stranglers – (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
999 – I’m Alive
Slaughter & The Dogs – Cranked Up Really High
Ramones – Rockaway Beach
Resistance 77 – True Punk & Oi
Resistance 77 – All For One
Resistance 77 – Religion Today
Resistance 77 – Far Away
Resistance 77 – Nuclear Attack
The Lurkers – Freak Show
The Drones – Lookalikes
X-Ray Spex – The Day The World Turned Dayglo
Dead Kennedys – California Uber Alles
Siouxsie & The Banshees – The Lord’s Prayer
Television – Marquee Moon
The Killjoys – Johnny Won’t Get To Heaven
The Dickies – Paranoid
The Outcasts – Self Conscious Over You
The Wasps – Teenage Treats
Resistance 77 – Punk’s Not Dead But I/m Not Far Off


Resistance 77 looking good at 40

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Blank Generation 18 – True Punk’s Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40

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Blank Generation 18 - True Punk's Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40
Blank Generation
Steve Green

Kieran Egan is bass guitarist with street punk and oi! band Resistance 77, who are this year, celebrating their 40th anniversary. Their powerful, yet melodic UK 1977 style is backed up with observational lyrics that transfer into catchy and uncompromising punk rock songs.

Esteemed punk rock historian and writer John Robb says “Resistance 77 are a street punk band from Notts who have honed the form down to a perfect fiery concoction of frustration, anger and energy with the kind of great yob choruses that have made Cock Sparrer kings of the current scene but with an added melodic touch that makes them really stand out. They have been around a good few years with various line ups but have made good use of the time learning how to make their records sound huge with a great production and a crafted approach to their songwriting that sees the buzzsaw guitar wall of sound twist and turn with an intelligence and some great song writing touches without ever letting go of the excitement”.

Mr Robb’s overview sits perfectly with me, although I know Kieron won’t like the “Notts” reference!!

We caught up with Kieron to talk about Nottingham Forest, Berwick Rangers, Cricket, his mate Stuart “Psycho” Pearce and Ice Cream. He went on to tell us about 5 records that helped get him into music and 5 Resistance 77 tracks that he is most fond of, along with 20 songs that take him back to the punk rock glory days of 1976-1980 that this show celebrates.

You can listen to all 30 tracks here in their entirety, as well as the great stories behind each one.

To get in touch or find out more about Resistance 77 visit www.resistance77.com


Kieron enjoying a pint at Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool whilst contributing to the “Punk’s Not Dead But I’m Not Far Off” Facebook group page.


Great song and video that pays homage to the Facebook group page of the same name.

Playlist:

David Bowie – Rock n Roll Suicide
Hawkwind – Brainstorm
Alice Cooper – Schools Out
Slade – Get Down And Get With It
Heavy Metal Kids – The Cops Are Coming
The Damned – New Rose
Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Buzzcocks – Boredom
The Clash – Garageland
Generation X – Your Generation
Sham 69 – Borstal Breakout
The Stranglers – (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
999 – I’m Alive
Slaughter & The Dogs – Cranked Up Really High
Ramones – Rockaway Beach
Resistance 77 – True Punk & Oi
Resistance 77 – All For One
Resistance 77 – Religion Today
Resistance 77 – Far Away
Resistance 77 – Nuclear Attack
The Lurkers – Freak Show
The Drones – Lookalikes
X-Ray Spex – The Day The World Turned Dayglo
Dead Kennedys – California Uber Alles
Siouxsie & The Banshees – The Lord’s Prayer
Television – Marquee Moon
The Killjoys – Johnny Won’t Get To Heaven
The Dickies – Paranoid
The Outcasts – Self Conscious Over You
The Wasps – Teenage Treats
Resistance 77 – Punk’s Not Dead But I/m Not Far Off


Resistance 77 looking good at 40

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Blank Generation 18 – True Punk’s Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40

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Blank Generation 18 - True Punk's Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40
Blank Generation
Steve Green

Kieran Egan is bass guitarist with street punk and oi! band Resistance 77, who are this year, celebrating their 40th anniversary. Their powerful, yet melodic UK 1977 style is backed up with observational lyrics that transfer into catchy and uncompromising punk rock songs.

Esteemed punk rock historian and writer John Robb says “Resistance 77 are a street punk band from Notts who have honed the form down to a perfect fiery concoction of frustration, anger and energy with the kind of great yob choruses that have made Cock Sparrer kings of the current scene but with an added melodic touch that makes them really stand out. They have been around a good few years with various line ups but have made good use of the time learning how to make their records sound huge with a great production and a crafted approach to their songwriting that sees the buzzsaw guitar wall of sound twist and turn with an intelligence and some great song writing touches without ever letting go of the excitement”.

Mr Robb’s overview sits perfectly with me, although I know Kieron won’t like the “Notts” reference!!

We caught up with Kieron to talk about Nottingham Forest, Berwick Rangers, Cricket, his mate Stuart “Psycho” Pearce and Ice Cream. He went on to tell us about 5 records that helped get him into music and 5 Resistance 77 tracks that he is most fond of, along with 20 songs that take him back to the punk rock glory days of 1976-1980 that this show celebrates.

You can listen to all 30 tracks here in their entirety, as well as the great stories behind each one.

To get in touch or find out more about Resistance 77 visit www.resistance77.com


Kieron enjoying a pint at Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool whilst contributing to the “Punk’s Not Dead But I’m Not Far Off” Facebook group page.


Great song and video that pays homage to the Facebook group page of the same name.

Playlist:

David Bowie – Rock n Roll Suicide
Hawkwind – Brainstorm
Alice Cooper – Schools Out
Slade – Get Down And Get With It
Heavy Metal Kids – The Cops Are Coming
The Damned – New Rose
Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Buzzcocks – Boredom
The Clash – Garageland
Generation X – Your Generation
Sham 69 – Borstal Breakout
The Stranglers – (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
999 – I’m Alive
Slaughter & The Dogs – Cranked Up Really High
Ramones – Rockaway Beach
Resistance 77 – True Punk & Oi
Resistance 77 – All For One
Resistance 77 – Religion Today
Resistance 77 – Far Away
Resistance 77 – Nuclear Attack
The Lurkers – Freak Show
The Drones – Lookalikes
X-Ray Spex – The Day The World Turned Dayglo
Dead Kennedys – California Uber Alles
Siouxsie & The Banshees – The Lord’s Prayer
Television – Marquee Moon
The Killjoys – Johnny Won’t Get To Heaven
The Dickies – Paranoid
The Outcasts – Self Conscious Over You
The Wasps – Teenage Treats
Resistance 77 – Punk’s Not Dead But I/m Not Far Off


Resistance 77 looking good at 40

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Blank Generation 18 – True Punk’s Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40

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Blank Generation 18 - True Punk's Not Dead As Resistance 77 Turns 40
Blank Generation
Steve Green

Kieran Egan is bass guitarist with street punk and oi! band Resistance 77, who are this year, celebrating their 40th anniversary. Their powerful, yet melodic UK 1977 style is backed up with observational lyrics that transfer into catchy and uncompromising punk rock songs.

Esteemed punk rock historian and writer John Robb says “Resistance 77 are a street punk band from Notts who have honed the form down to a perfect fiery concoction of frustration, anger and energy with the kind of great yob choruses that have made Cock Sparrer kings of the current scene but with an added melodic touch that makes them really stand out. They have been around a good few years with various line ups but have made good use of the time learning how to make their records sound huge with a great production and a crafted approach to their songwriting that sees the buzzsaw guitar wall of sound twist and turn with an intelligence and some great song writing touches without ever letting go of the excitement”.

Mr Robb’s overview sits perfectly with me, although I know Kieron won’t like the “Notts” reference!!

We caught up with Kieron to talk about Nottingham Forest, Berwick Rangers, Cricket, his mate Stuart “Psycho” Pearce and Ice Cream. He went on to tell us about 5 records that helped get him into music and 5 Resistance 77 tracks that he is most fond of, along with 20 songs that take him back to the punk rock glory days of 1976-1980 that this show celebrates.

You can listen to all 30 tracks here in their entirety, as well as the great stories behind each one.

To get in touch or find out more about Resistance 77 visit www.resistance77.com


Kieron enjoying a pint at Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool whilst contributing to the “Punk’s Not Dead But I’m Not Far Off” Facebook group page.


Great song and video that pays homage to the Facebook group page of the same name.

Playlist:

David Bowie – Rock n Roll Suicide
Hawkwind – Brainstorm
Alice Cooper – Schools Out
Slade – Get Down And Get With It
Heavy Metal Kids – The Cops Are Coming
The Damned – New Rose
Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Buzzcocks – Boredom
The Clash – Garageland
Generation X – Your Generation
Sham 69 – Borstal Breakout
The Stranglers – (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
999 – I’m Alive
Slaughter & The Dogs – Cranked Up Really High
Ramones – Rockaway Beach
Resistance 77 – True Punk & Oi
Resistance 77 – All For One
Resistance 77 – Religion Today
Resistance 77 – Far Away
Resistance 77 – Nuclear Attack
The Lurkers – Freak Show
The Drones – Lookalikes
X-Ray Spex – The Day The World Turned Dayglo
Dead Kennedys – California Uber Alles
Siouxsie & The Banshees – The Lord’s Prayer
Television – Marquee Moon
The Killjoys – Johnny Won’t Get To Heaven
The Dickies – Paranoid
The Outcasts – Self Conscious Over You
The Wasps – Teenage Treats
Resistance 77 – Punk’s Not Dead But I/m Not Far Off


Resistance 77 looking good at 40

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