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catch a wave: commerical format

tracks A1. Do Anything You Wanna Do by Eddie And The Hot Rods A2. Statue Of Liberty by XTC A3. Clean Living Kids by The Stukas A4. Televison Screen by The Radiators From Space A5. For You by Greg Kihn B1. Saints And Sinners by Johnny And The Self Abusers B2. Do The Standing Still by The Table B3. Kidnapper by Blondie B4. Little Big Boss by Little Big Boss B5. Lovin' Cup by Earth Quake C1. Nervous Wreck by Radio Stars C2. Rockwrok by Ultravox C3. I Think We're Alone Now by The Rubinoos C4. Dancing The Night Away by The Motors C5. White Line Fever by Motorhead D1. Your Generation by Generation X D2. Government Action by Skrewdriver D3. Roadrunner by Jonathan Richman And The Modern Lovers D4. Oh Bondage Up Yours! by X Ray Spex

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He was influenced by the writers William S. Burroughs, Friedrich Nietzsche, J. G. Ballard and Franz Kafka (the song titles "Interzone", "Atrocity Exhibition",^[3] and "Colony" coming from the three authors, respectively), and by the musicians David Bowie, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop and Jim Morrison.

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