- 1: Seriously
- 2: Dysfunction
- 3: Motivated By Fear
- 4: Interdependency
- 5: Ultimate Violations
- 6: The Threat
- 7: Sexism Impressed
- 8: In Your Face
- 9: Violent Tongue
- 10: True Self
- 11: Word Problem
- 12: Touch
- 13: Right
- 14: In Tradition
- 15: Isolation Burns
- 16: Removal
- 17: Moral Casualty
- 18: Fences
- 19: Blue
- 20: You & Me & The Art Of Being A Woman
- 21: What Are Little Girls Made Of?
- 22: Emaciation
- 23: Unknown
- 24: Wizened
- 25: 6 Feet Down
- 26: All Grown Up
“They were one of those bands that were a prequel to what the future was becoming. Feminism, human rights, animal rights, environmental
protection, gender issues... Spitboy was singing about these issues
30 fucking years ago.
I’m so grateful to have witnessed it.” - Billie Joe Armstrong “Spitboy are one of the most
important punk bands to have ever existed. To me, an angry 20-year-old in London, discovering them felt like the first time I truly identified with a band’s politics and agenda.
One of my all-time favourite albums (then and now) was Penis Envy by Crass. No lyrics
had ever touched me the way this album had--until Spitboy entered my life. My people. My radical feminists. My punk scene. Where I have lived and belonged for over 30
years.” -Vique Simba
