S5E215 - Heartbreakers 'Live at Max's Kansas City' with Jack Rabid

<p>As teens growing up in Summit, New Jersey in the late 70s, NY Punk Godfather <strong>Jack Rabid</strong> (<strong>Big Takeover Magazine</strong>) and his likeminded friends would sneak off to Manhattan to catch shows by the exciting new bands and punk legends they were reading about. Even at 17 they knew <strong>Johnny Thunders</strong> and his <strong>Heartbreakers</strong> were something special, and the blistering live document <strong>'Heartbreakers Live at Max's Kansas City'</strong> is a prime example of why they rarely missed a show. <br /> "I don't know why you just don't...<br /> Let go!"</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>The Sound</em> - Springhouse; <em>High School Confidential</em> - Jerry Lee Lewis; <em>Kill</em> - Even Worse; <em>Born To Lose</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>White Lightning</em> - George Jones; <em>Looking For A Kiss</em> - New York Dolls; <em>Trash</em> - Morrissey; <em>Pills</em> - Bo Diddley; <em>Too Much Junkie Business</em>, <em>Milk Me, Chinese Rocks, Get Off The Phone</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>God Save The Queen</em> - The Sex Pistols; <em>Safe European Home</em> - The Clash; <em>London</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>My Way</em> - Sid Vicious; <em>Take A Chance</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>She Does It Right</em> - Dr Feelgood; <em>I'm A Man</em> - The Yardbirds; <em>One Track Mind</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>Love Comes In Spurts</em> - Richard Hell & The Voidoids; <em>The Beat Generation</em> - Bob McFadden; <em>All By Myself, Let Go</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>Johnny Thunder</em> - The Kinks; <em>Blitzkreig Bop</em> - The Ramones; <em>I Love You, Can't Keep My Eyes On You, I Wanna Be Loved, Do You Love Me</em> - The Heartbreakers; <em>Bomber</em> - Motorhead; <em>Pipeline</em> - The Heartbreakers</p>