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16 perfect quality studio demos from 1977-79 including 6 previously unreleased tracks and some stunning different versions. Packaged in a 12-page booklet with previously unseen photos and sleeve notes by Nick Cash.
Blondie's original bassist who wrote the classics 'X-Offender' and 'Presence Dear' has his highly collectable back catalogue compiled for the first time. 18 tracks including 9 previously unreleased and 12 page booklet with extensive sleeve notes written by Gary.
First time on CD for this classic punk album. Packaged in an eight page full colour throughout booklet with sleeve notes from Steve Heart and bonus singles tracks.
19 track compilation from legendary Cle-Punk band. Includes their sought after Hearthen single and 13 unreleased tracks. Artwork by John Morton and sleeve notes by Christopher Stigliano.
24 tracks from the The Nashville April 1977 and 100 Club Punk Festival September 1976. These are the only live recordings to feature the original line-up and the only time that anything from the 100 Club Punk Festival has been released. Includes 3 previously unreleased tracks.
Three concerts from Yorkshire’s original premier punk band from 1978, 1979 and 1997. 27 tracks including 8 that the band only performed live and appear exclusively on this CD. Sleeve notes and photos supplied by guitarist Paul Gilbert.
Two live gigs from 999's most popular periods. The first is a 15 track set from Leicester 1980 drawn largely from 'The Biggest Prize In Sport' and the second a 12 track set from Manchester 1977 featuring a very different version of 'Emergency' and the previously unreleased 'Jam Me Up'.
This 18-track CD is a definitive compilation of the career of A Witness a distinctive guitar-driven independent group working out of mid-80s Manchester.
"Live Statement" is a recording of the full set from Nottingham in November 1982 comprising mostly material from "Strive To Survive" when Flux were at the height of their popularity.
The 1987 Albini produced monster available for the first time on CD with six bonus/unreleased tracks. Features John Robb frontman with Gold Blade.
23 tracks featuring both singles their Bullshit Detector Vol. 2 appearance and 16 unreleased studio recordings packaged in a 12 page booklet with previously unseen photos and a detailed history from founder member Steve Pegrum.
19 demos from 1980/81 seven unreleased including the infamous track Slam! which their record companies on both sides of the Atlantic refused to release due to the controversy surrounding 999 and Slam dancing. Sleeve notes by Nick Cash explain the whole controversy.
Mark Perry returns with a new album of 16 original recordings. Critically acclaimed this album is his best work since 'The Image Has Cracked'. Sleeve cartoons by Space Jam cartoonist Rufus.
Founders of the genre punk-pathetique The Shapes are best remembered for the radio hit Wot's For Lunch Mum? (Not Beans Again) and the classic Good Vibrations single Airline Disaster. 19 tracks from 1978/9 including both singles two interviews demos and seven previously unreleased tracks.
Formed by ex-Maniacs frontman Alan Lee Shaw in 1978 and joined by Paul Cook (Sex Pistols), Alvin Gibbs (Users/Chelsea/UK Subs) and John Towe (Generation X/Chelsea), this 17 track compilation includes both singles and 11 previously unreleased gems.
17 track compilation from one of the earliest punk bands who released on of the best singles of the era 'Chelsea 1977' and who were one of the stars of the Mont De Marsan Punk Festival.
Originally released on PVC Records in 1983 as a full-priced eight track album, now available at a mini-album price.
An unreleased album originally recorded in 1981 coupled with six bonus tracks from 1984 by one of new wave's most innovative bands. 'Gigantic Days' is the natural successor to 'Revolution By Numbers'.
A compilation of rare material from long deleted vinyl releases from this supergroup which includes Paul Marotta (ex - Electric Eels) and Mike Hudson (ex - Pagans vocalist).
A compilation of both albums from the man who would turn up uninvited at early punk gigs and terrorise the audience by destroying rock classics. Regarded as a hero by Julian Cope John Peel and Mark E. Smith (whose first apearance on record is on this disc). Sleeve notes by C.P. Lee of The Albertos.
A 22 track compilation from this radical, inovative and extreme USA mid - 70s band whose members later evolved into The Cramps, Dead Boys and Pere Ubu. Includes previously unissued material and new John Morton artwork.
First new album in about 4 years. Once again ATV refuse to be an act that can be easily categorised as Mark Perry continues to experiment. Includes a 15 minute Throbbing Gristle medley.
19 tracks comprising their first two excursions into the studio and their first two radio sessions for John Peel. Includes 7 previously unreleased tracks and 12 versions exclusive to this release. Re-packaged in new artwork.
The original unreleased-until-now debut album. These are the originals recordings before Crass remixed the recordings as 'Strive To Survive'.
The definitive 15 track compilation of The Jerks studio recordings. Includes tracks from each of their three singles and nine previously unreleased gems including a cover version of California Sun. Packaged in a deluxe cover with rare photos and a detailed history written by the band.
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