10 Years of Revolutionary Rock and Roll

by Wendy O. Williams / Plasmatics

Banned in London, busted in Milwaukee, the legendary Wendy O. Williams and the Plasmatics caused a seismic cultural shock still felt today. They pioneered the mohawk, the fusing of punk and metal and did shows including the blowing up of cars yet to be matched. Labeled 'the greatest punk band in the world' by Tom Snyder on his 1981 TV show, by 1982 their next album was hailed by the LA Times as the best heavy metal since AC/DC. This 2 hour 'rockumentary', much never before released spans the full 10 jaw-dropping years, the arrests, triumphs and challenges, interviews with critics, band and crew members plus over an hour of bonus footage that could be a DVD itself.

Song Titles: Ain't None of Your Business, Black Leather Monster, Brain Dead, Bump and Grind, Butcher Baby, Concrete Shoes, Corruption, Country Fairs, Day of the Humans is Gone, Fast Food Service, Fight for the Right, F**k 'N' Roll, F**k That Booty, Goin' Wild, Headbanger, Hitman, Hoy Hey (Live to Rock), (I Am Your) Priestess, I Love Sex (and Rock and Roll), It's My Life, Lies, Living Dead, Lunacy, Masterplan, Mistress of Taboo, Monkey Suit, Nothing, Party (Tonight), Path of Glory, Pedal To The Metal, Pig Is a Pig, Propagators, P-S-Y-C-H-O, Put Your Love In Me, Ready To Rock, Sex Junkie, (Make You) Squirm, The Damned, The Doom Song, Tight Black Pants, Twelve Noon, Want You Baby, more.