PENETRATION / LIVE AT THE WHISKY 1979 (1CDR)

Early Set
01 On Reflection
02 Danger Signs
03 Lovers Of Outrage
04 Movement
05 She Is The Slave
06 Life’s a Gamble
07 Never Never
08 Last Saving Grace
09 Come Into the Open
10 Stone Heroes
11 Free Money (Patti Smith cover)
12 Don't Dictate
13 Nostalgia

Late Set
14 Life's A Gamble
15 Danger Signs
16 Too Many Friends
17 She Is the Slave
18 Come Into the Open
19 Movement
20 Lovers Of Outrage

Here is a recording of a superb performance at the Whisky a Go Go by the British female-fronted punk band Penetration.
The setlist draws generously from both their first and second albums.
Pauline Murray’s vocals—husky yet soaring, possessing a quality perhaps better suited to pop than straight punk—are absolutely irresistible. Naturally, they deliver a high-octane rendition of their debut single and punk classic "Don't Dictate," but their cover of the US punk queen Patti Smith's "Free Money" is also impressively cool.
The band took their name from a song by The Stooges.
They are a pivotal band in the evolution of the New Wave sound.