You Call This Music?! Volume 2

You Call This Music?! Volume 2 (2002) is the second volume in a series of punk music compilations released by Southern California-based Geykido Comet Records. Its cover artwork is by NYC artist Fly.

The series title lampoons the Top-40 offerings of the "Now! That's What I Call Music" series.

Reception

OC Weekly wrote the album "has the feel of a mix tape made by an enthusiastic punk fan".[1]

Track listing
  1. Intro
  2. East Arcadia - Focus
  3. Toys That Kill - Little Bit Stranger
  4. The Grand Prixx - Ballad Of Sara And Anna
  5. Jag Offs - Porchcore
  6. Happy Campers - Reminisce
  7. Nazis from Mars - Animal Farm 2084
  8. Intro5pect - Sustainable Yield
  9. ESL?! - Tycho Brahe
  10. Kill the Scientist - I Saw....
  11. Backside - Dear God From Me
  12. As I - Revolution Calls
  13. Diabolical Exploits - Lies
  14. Operation Cliff Clavin - A Bomb and A Plan
  15. Spazz - Typical Hardcore Song #1
  16. Pillbox Terror - Christine
  17. Chris Dodge/Dave Witte - Whiffletree
  18. The Voids - Capitalist
  19. Jack Killed Jill - Everyday
  20. Zero Content - An Archist
  21. Peelander-Z - Rocket Gold Star
  22. Libertine - Moscow
  23. Pornshot - Mad Song
  24. Lucid Nation - Commercial
  25. Friday Knights - Again
  26. Lipstick Pickups - Can't Resist That Boy
  27. The Devil is Electric - The New World
  28. Bikini Bumps - The Cigarette Butt Fiasco
  29. Four Letter Words - Slums of Shaolin
  30. Fracas - Kill Me
  31. UNX - Where Cracks Appear
  32. Broken Society - Jock Pit
  33. 3x Fast - Nothing to Do But Laugh
  34. Armistice - Chain of Command
  35. Subincision - Punk Chick
  36. Microsurgeon - Bug Report
  37. Outro
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References
  1. "Got Punk If You Want It!". 28 Nov 2002.
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