Why an unc list? Because people are going to ask why certain Canadian bands don't have representation. So in the interests of gender parity, here's the tracklist—a testosterone-infused collection of songs:
* Thor – “Keep the Dogs Away”
* D.O.A. – “The Prisoner”
* April Wine – “I Like to Rock”
* Rush – “The Spirit of Radio”
* Headpins – “Don’t It Make Ya Feel”
* Lee Aaron – “Metal Queen”
* The Pursuit of Happiness – “I’m An Adult Now”
* Haywire – “Bad Bad Boy”
* Voivod – “Ravenous Medicine”
* NoMeansNo – “It’s Catching Up”
* Maestro Fresh Wes – “Let Your Backbone Slide”
* Dream Warriors – “My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style”
* Organized Rhyme – “Check the O.R.”
* Propagandhi – “Anti-Manifesto”
* The Super Friendz – “10 lbs.”
* Bif Naked – "Spaceman"
* Plumtree – “Go!”
* Eric's Trip - "Sun Coming Up"
* Rascalz ft. Kardinal Offishall, Thrust, Choclair, Checkmate – "Northern Touch"
* Thrush Hermit – "The Day We Hit the Coast"
* Kittie – "Brackish"
* Kardinal Offishall – “BaKardi Slang”
* The Trews – “Not Ready to Go”
* Death From Above 1979 – “Romantic Rights”
* You Say Party! – “Monster”
* Tokyo Police Club – “Nature of the Experiment”
* The Stanfields – “Dirtiest Drunk (In the History of Liquor)”
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCSv5rSJy-Uzg6sovUCUzk8g8abQazyWM
"Chris, what makes you qualified to make a Canadian Gen X auntie playlist?"
From the moment I was born, I was baptized by Canadian Gen X auntie soundtrack. I couldn't escape it. At first, I hated it. But over time, I've come to love and respect it.
This was the music you heard when she slapped you across the face for stealing her yoghurt. When she got angry because she just got her period and she knows you'll never ever have one. When she dragged you to the local a John Fleuvog—forced you to sit there fore an hour—and handed you her Walkman to keep you busy.
So believe me, I am more than qualified to make a playlist for Canadian Gen X aunties. I *earned* this.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCSv5rSJy-UxR6tyE6_U-DvkYKw-xYdIq
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