Discrespective
2002 compilation album; various artists
Discrespective is a 2002 New Zealand/Australian compilation album published by Shock Music. It contains a 3-disc set of music from the Big Day Out music festival to celebrate its 10-year anniversary.
Track listing
Disc one
"I Wanna Be Sedated" - The Ramones
"Good Fortune" - PJ Harvey
"Where The Wild Roses Grow" - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
"Human Behaviour" - Björk
"Generator" - Foo Fighters
"What's My Age Again?" - Blink-182
"Bottles to the Ground" - NOFX
"Your Are Not My Friend" - Frenzal Rhomb
"Pace It" - Magic Dirt
"Black Stick" - The Cruel Sea
"Caught By the Fuzz" - Supergrass
"Monty" - Spiderbait
"Happiness" - Regurgitator
"My Mind's Sedate" - Shihad
"Bullet" - Superheist
"Champion" - Grinspoon
"Greg!
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