Every now and then you have a morning where nothing goes right. On those days you just want to listen to something fast, loud and profane while you punch your fist through your cubicle wall.

So here it is, a playlist of pissed off bands singing songs about being pissed off.

Enjoy it or don’t, we couldn’t care less. If you don’t, though, you can get bent.

Not much to say about this one but that the folks in Boston who have been affected by the tragic events of the last week are in our thoughts.

Clear your afternoon, this is going to take a while.

This week we bring you some of Detroit’s best punk and ska music. We’ve got 80s hardcore and 90s pop punk, ska, old school shit from the MC5 and the Stooges all the way up to kids and old bastards who still rock the clubs in and around the D. Old or new, we’ve built the best damn Detroit playlist that Spotify would allow.

Here are just a few of the bands we wanted to share on this playlist but couldn’t find on Spotify.

They were punks before punk existed, and forty three years ago this week, they broke up.

There’s no phony Beatlemania here, these guys were doing shit that resonates across genres to this day.

Sex, drugs and rock-and-roll? Check.

Telling the establishment to fuck off? Check.

Doing it all on their own terms? Check.

To celebrate the Fab Four, we’ve compiled a list of the top punk and ska Beatles covers, spanning the entirety of their careers. Enjoy!