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Live In The U.S.A 1978 - San Francisco

    40 plus years on the Sex Pistols’ output from their original creative period together, forged amidst times of poor leadership and economic turmoil, continues to resonate in ways most could never have imagined. Not least those Stateside who witnessed the performances that make up this release.

    A document of the last days of the band left to run adrift by absent management on a label that didn’t really understand, in a country that arguably felt more threatened than it did excited by the prospect of the group. Vital, primal and compelling are all words that can be used to describe the audio here. Until their return as a live entity in 1996, everything that followed their short, fateful tour of America in January 1978 was simply a parody of what had been. With concerts finally released in full and correctly sequenced for the very first time – Live In the USA 1978 takes us back to the moment the creative force that was Sex Pistols imploded.

    On January 14th 1978 the Sex Pistols ended their fateful US tour at the Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco. The set list included ‘God Save The Queen’, ‘Pretty Vacant’, ‘Holidays In The Sun’ and ‘Anarchy In The UK’. The raw production captures the essence of a live experience, giving listeners a powerful snapshot of a significant moment in punk history. Limited edition blue vinyl.

    TRACK LISTING

    1. God Save The Queen
    2. I Wanna Be Me
    3. Seventeen
    4. New York
    5. EMI
    6. Belsen Was A Gas
    7. Bodies
    8. Holidays In The Sun
    9. Liar
    10. No Feelings
    11. Problems
    12. Pretty Vacant
    13. Anarchy In The UK
    14. No Fun

    Sex Pistols

    Live In The U.S.A 1978

      40 plus years on, the Sex Pistols output from their original creative period together, forged amidst times of poor leadership and economic turmoil, continues to resonate in ways most could never have imagined. Not least those Stateside who witnessed the performances that make up this release. A document of the last days of the band, left to run adrift by absent management on a label that didn’t really understand, in a country that arguably felt more threatened than it did excited by the prospect of the group, vital, primal and compelling are all words that can be used to describe the audio and here. Until their return as a live entity in 1996, everything that followed their short, fateful tour of America in January 1978 was simply a parody of what had been. With concerts finally released in full and correctly sequenced for the very first time - Live In the USA 1978 takes us back to the moment the creative force that was Sex Pistols imploded.

      This 3CD set includes recordings all three concerts. The raw production captures the essence of a live experience, giving listeners a powerful snapshot of a significant moment in punk history.


      TRACK LISTING

      CD1 - 5th Jan - 1978 Atlanta, South East Music Hall, USA
      1. God Save The Queen
      2. I Wanna Be Me
      3. Seventeen
      4. New York
      5. Bodies
      6. Submission
      7. Holidays In The Sun
      8. EMI
      9. No Feelings
      10. Problems
      11. Pretty Vacant
      12. Anarchy In The UK

      CD2 -10th January - 1978 Dallas, Longhorns Ballroom, USA
      1. Intro/Radio Ad
      2. God Save The Queen
      3. I Wanna Be Me
      4. Seventeen
      5. New York
      6. EMI
      7. Bodies
      8. Belsen Was A Gas
      9. Holidays In The Sun
      10. No Feelings
      11. Problems
      12. Pretty Vacant
      13. Anarchy In The UK
      14. No Fun

      CD3 - 14th January 1978 San Francisco, Winterland Ballroom, USA
      1. God Save The Queen
      2. I Wanna Be Me
      3. Seventeen
      4. New York
      5. EMI
      6. Belsen Was A Gas
      7. Bodies
      8. Holidays In The Sun
      9. Liar
      10. No Feelings
      11. Problems
      12. Pretty Vacant
      13. Anarchy In The UK
      14. No Fun

      Sex Pistols

      Live In The U.S.A 1978 - Dallas

        40 plus years on the Sex Pistols’ output from their original creative period together, forged amidst times of poor leadership and economic turmoil, continues to resonate in ways most could never have imagined. Not least those Stateside who witnessed the performances that make up this release.

        A document of the last days of the band left to run adrift by absent management on a label that didn’t really understand, in a country that arguably felt more threatened than it did excited by the prospect of the group. Vital, primal and compelling are all words that can be used to describe the audio here. Until their return as a live entity in 1996, everything that followed their short, fateful tour of America in January 1978 was simply a parody of what had been. With concerts finally released in full and correctly sequenced for the very first time – Live In the USA 1978 takes us back to the moment the creative force that was Sex Pistols imploded.

        On January 10th 1978 the Sex Pistols continued their fateful US tour playing at the Longhorn Ballroom, Dallas. The set list included ‘God Save The Queen’, ‘Pretty Vacant’, ‘Holidays In The Sun’ and ‘Anarchy In The UK’. The raw production captures the essence of a live experience, giving listeners a powerful snapshot of a significant moment in punk history. Limited edition white vinyl.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Intro/Radio Ad
        2. God Save The Queen
        3. I Wanna Be Me
        4. Seventeen
        5. New York
        6. EMI
        7. Bodies
        8. Belsen Was A Gas
        9. Holidays In The Sun
        10. No Feelings
        11. Problems
        12. Pretty Vacant
        13. Anarchy In The UK
        14. No Fun

        Sex Pistols

        Live In The U.S.A 1978 - Atlanta

          40 plus years on the Sex Pistols’ output from their original creative period together, forged amidst times of poor leadership and economic turmoil, continues to resonate in ways most could never have imagined. Not least those Stateside who witnessed the performances that make up this release.

          A document of the last days of the band left to run adrift by absent management on a label that didn’t really understand, in a country that arguably felt more threatened than it did excited by the prospect of the group. Vital, primal and compelling are all words that can be used to describe the audio here. Until their return as a live entity in 1996, everything that followed their short, fateful tour of America in January 1978 was simply a parody of what had been. With concerts finally released in full and correctly sequenced for the very first time – Live In the USA 1978 takes us back to the moment the creative force that was Sex Pistols imploded.

          On January 5th 1978 the Sex Pistols ignited their inaugural US tour in Atlanta at the Great Southeast Music Hall. The set list included ‘God Save The Queen’, ‘Pretty Vacant’, ‘Holidays In The Sun’ and ‘Anarchy In The UK’. The raw production captures the essence of a live experience, giving listeners a powerful snapshot of a significant moment in punk history. Limited edition red vinyl.

          TRACK LISTING

          1. God Save The Queen
          2. I Wanna Be Me
          3. Seventeen
          4. New York
          5. Bodies
          6. Submission
          7. Holidays In The Sun
          8. EMI
          9. No Feelings
          10. Problems
          11. Pretty Vacant
          12. Anarchy In The UK

          Sex Pistols

          The Filth & The Fury OST (RSD24 EDITION)

            THIS IS A RECORD STORE DAY 2024 EXCLUSIVE, LIMITED TO ONE PER PERSON.

            Back in the year 2000, Julien Temple directed this account of Punk pioneers the Sex Pistols short but hugely influential initial career. The soundtrack - a mix of their classic tracks, rarities and a sprinkling of diverse artists from the Bay City Rollers and Sailor to Tappa Zukie and The Who - was only ever available on CD, making this its vinyl debut.

            Uncluttered by the other artists tracks, the OST spread across 2 slices of red and white vinyl includes sing along family favourites Liar, Anarchy In The UK and No Fun alongside lesser known but no less essential cuts Don't Give Me No Lip, Road Runner and What'cha Gonna Do About It. The latter cover of The Small Faces classic comes complete with amended lyrics reflecting the spirit of the times.

            Ltd edition and numbered to 3k units.

            Sex Pistols

            Holidays In The Sun - Yellow Vinyl Edition

              Sex Pistols have made their 4th single available in coloured vinyl for the first time, another limited edition classic.

              Further establishing their legendary status, the band's 4th single ‘Holidays In The Sun’, released on October, 14, 1977, climbed the charts to #8 and was the single used to promote their studio album, Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols.

              Sex Pistols

              76-77

                If at first you don’t succeed, try again…

                Sex Pistols 76/77, features no less than 80 alternate versions of tracks recorded between May 1976 and Sept 1977 that would help form the legendary album NMTB’s. This set includes 8 previously unreleased versions and 30 tracks available for the first time digitally.

                Background:

                The Sex Pistols as we know them, John, Paul, Steve and Glen, got together in the summer of 1975. It would be some 10 months before they first ventured into a recording studio with Chris Spedding, on May 15th 1976 at Majestic in London. Later that July they’d record first at Decibel and then at Riverside with Dave Goodman and subsequently at Landsdown and Wessex later that October. All these early recording sessions are included here, giving listeners the opportunity to hear just how the songs and the band’s sound evolved from the start.

                During this period the band signed to EMI and also undertook sessions at their Manchester Square studio. Again these recordings are included on this set.

                After issuing Anarchy In The UK, the adverse publicity around it and the band’s TV appearance (in place of Queen) on Bill Grundy’s ITV show on Dec 1st 1976, EMI would drop them on Jan 6th1977. The band kept the record company advance of £40K and promptly got together again with Dave Goodman at Eden and Gooseberry studios and carried on recording. Glen would depart in February and be replaced by Sid Vicious.

                They then signed to A&M on March 9th (£150K), re-staging the signing outside Buckingham Palace the following day for the press. A&M quickly began pressing the single God Save The Queen for a March 25th release. 25K units were created but on release day A&M announced they’d pulled the single and dropped the band and would destroy the records. Meanwhile the band kept £75K in compensation and recording sessions continued.

                Friday the 13th…..lucky for some? On Friday May 13 they signed to Virgin records and would continue recording right up until Sept 1977, with NMTB’s being released the following month.

                76/77 shows just how NMTB’s came to be. There was no luck, instead inspiration, creativity and hard graft.

                TRACK LISTING

                CD1
                Problems
                Pretty Vacant
                No Feelings (Take 1)
                No Feelings (Unreleased Take 2)
                No Feelings (Unreleased Take 3)
                Submission
                Seventeen
                Satellite
                I Wanna Be Me
                Pretty Vacant
                Arnarch In The UK
                No Feelings
                Anarchy Un The UK
                Substitue
                (Don't Gove Me) No Lip
                (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
                Johnny B Goode
                Road Runner
                Watcha Gonna Do About It?
                Through My Eyes
                No Fun (Full 7 Minute Version)

                CD2
                Anarchy In The UK (Instrumental (Manchester Square Backing Track)) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1976]
                No Future (aka GSTQ) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1977]
                Liar [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1978]
                Problems (Manchester Square Demos)) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1979]
                God Save The Queen (Instrumental) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1980]
                Pretty Vacant (Instrumental) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1981]
                No Feelings (Instrumental (EMI Backing Tracks For TV)) [Mike Thorne Machester Square Studio Session Dec 11th 1982]
                New York [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                Unlimited Edition (aka EMI) [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                Liar [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                Pretty Vacant [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                Problems [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                No Future (aka GSTQ) [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                God Save The Queen (Unreleased Instrumental ) [Dave Goodman Eden Studio Mixes January 28th 1977 (recorded At Gooseberry Studios Jan 1977)]
                Pretty Vacant [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                Seventeen [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                Satellite [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                No Feelings [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                I Wanna Be Me [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                Submission [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]
                Anarchy In The UK [Dave Goodman Riverside Studio Mixes 31/5/77 (Recorded At Denmark Street July 1976 But Mixed 1977)]

                CD3
                Anarchy In The UK (Wessex Studios Rejected Version Oct. 1976) [Wessex Studio]
                Did You Know Wrong (Alternative Vocal March 3rd 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                17 (Alternative Vocal March April 21st 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Satellite (Rough Mix April 22 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Submission (Rough Mix April 22 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Holidays In The Sun (Rough Mix April 22 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                EMI (Rough Mix April 22 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                17 (Rough Mix May 16 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Holidays In The Sun (Alterntive Mix June 11 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Body (Demo & The Banter June 11 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                Submission (Alternative Mix August 12 1977) [Wessex Studio]
                EMI (Outtake - March 3rd 1977 ) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1977]
                God Save The Queen (Outtake - March 3rd 1977 ) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1978]
                Bodies (Outtake - Instrumental June 18th 1977 ) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1979]
                EMI (Outtake - August 12th 1977 ) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1980]
                Satellite (Outtake - August 12th 1977 ) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1981]
                Submission (Version 1 - Alternative Mix - August 12th 1977) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1982]
                EMI (Alternative Mix - April 22nd 1977) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1983]
                Seventeen (Alternative Mix - April 21st 1977) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1984]
                No Feelings (Alternative Mix - April 14th 1977) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1985]
                Submission (Version 2 - Alternative Mix - August 12th 1977) [Chris Thomas NMTB Sessions, Wessex Studios March - August 1986]
                Belson Was A Gas (Demo) [John Boogie Tiberi Denmark Street Rehearsal Room, London, Sept 20th 1977]
                Belson Was A Gas (Demo 2) [John Boogie Tiberi Denmark Street Rehearsal Room, London, Sept 20th 1978]

                CD4
                Seventeen (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Satellite (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Feelings (aka No Feelings) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Just Me (aka I Wanna Be Me) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Submission (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Nookie (aka Anarchy In The UK (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                No Future (aka God Save The Queen) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Problems (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Lots Of Fun (aka Pretty Vacant) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Liar (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Who Was It (aka EMI) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                New York (aka Looking For A Kiss) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Anarchy In The UK (Denmark Street Demo July 76) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                Pretty Vacant (Denmark Street Demo July 76) (Spunk Version) [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]
                No Fun (Unedited Version) (Spunk Version [Spunk - Bootleg - Bonus Disc]


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