i wouldnt mind a deluxe expanded Sex Pistols "Never Mind The Bollocks" remastered with extra tracks...maybe the b-sides and some outtakes & live tracks from '76...they didnt do anything for the 30th anniversary in 2007

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i wouldnt mind a deluxe expanded Sex Pistols "Never Mind The Bollocks" remastered with extra tracks...maybe the b-sides and some outtakes & live tracks from '76...they didnt do anything for the 30th anniversary in 2007

You can buy CD Box of Sex Pistols right now, including: "Never Mind The Bollocks" remastered with extra tracks, b-sides, outtakes, alternative mixes, previously unreleased live songs from 70`s. Just go to your local record store and ask for it...



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The box set includes the entire known recorded output of the band while Johnny Rotten was in the band ( It was released on 3 June 2002. The set comprises three themed CDs and an 80-page booklet)


Disc 1: Studio Tracks & Early Demos"Holidays in the Sun" – 3:22
"Bodies" – 3:02
"No Feelings" – 2:51
"Liar" – 2:41
"God Save the Queen" – 3:20
"Problems" – 4:11
"Seventeen" – 2:02
"Anarchy in the U.K." – 3:31
"Submission" – 4:12
"Pretty Vacant" – 3:18
"New York" – 3:06
"EMI (Unlimited Edition)" – 3:13
"I Wanna Be Me" – 3:06
"No Feeling" (bonus b-side) – 2:47
"Did You No Wrong" – 3:09
"No Fun" (unedited) – 6:56
"Satellite" – 4:01
"Problems" – 3:41
"Pretty Vacant" – 2:44
"No Feelings" – 6:53
Includes the hidden track "Anarchy in the UK" (instrumental)
Tracks 1-12 are comprised by Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols
Tracks 13-17 are B-Sides
Tracks 18-20 are demos recorded at the Majestic Studios demo session in May 1976.
Hidden track is a TV backing track recorded at the Wessex Studio in December 1976

Disc 2: Demos & Rarities"Pretty Vacant"
"Submission"
"Anarchy in the U.K."
"Substitute"
"(Don't Give Me) No Lip"
"(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone"
"Johnny B. Goode"
"Road Runner"
"Watcha Gonna Do About It?"
"Through My Eyes"
"Anarchy in the U.K."
"No Feelings" (instrumental)
"No Future"
"Liar"
"Problems"
"New York"
"God Save the Queen"
"Satellite"
"EMI"
"Seventeen"
"No Feelings"
"Submission" (version #1)
Includes the hidden track "God Save the Queen" (instrumental)
Tracks 1-2 are demos from the Denmark Street session in July 1976.
Track 3 is the Wessex Studio session recording from October 1976.
Tracks 4-10 are taken from rehearsal sessions in Wessex Studio, in October 1976.
Track 11 is the rejected version of the Anarchy in The UK 7" single.
Tracks 12-15 are demo sessions from the Manchester Square session in December, 1976.
Tracks 16-17 are recordings from Gooseberry Studios from January 1977
Tracks 18-22 are outtakes from Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols
Hidden track is a TV backing track recorded as the Wessex Studio in December 1976

Disc 3: Live at Screen on the Green ‘76, plus live rarities"Anarchy in the U.K."
"I Wanna Be Me"
"Seventeen"
"New York"
"(Don't Give Me) No Lip"
"(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone"
"Satellite"
"Submission"
"Liar"
"No Feelings"
"Substitute"
"Pretty Vacant"
"Problems"
"Did You No Wrong"
"No Fun"
"Understanding" (live bonus track)
"Flowers Of Romance #1" (live bonus track)
"Flowers Of Romance #2" (live bonus track)
"Belsen Was a Gas" (live bonus track)
Includes the hidden track "Pretty Vacant" (instrumental)
Tracks 1-15: August 29, 1976 - Screen On The Green Cinema, Islington, UK
Track 16: April 3, 1976 - Nashville Rooms, London, UK
Track 17: June 29, 1976 - 100 Club, London, UK
Track 18: August 14, 1976 - Barbarellas, Birmingham, UK
Track 19: January 10, 1978 - Longhorn Ballroom, Dallas, US
Hidden track is a TV backing track recorded at the Wessex Studio in December 1976



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i wouldnt mind a deluxe expanded Sex Pistols "Never Mind The Bollocks" remastered with extra tracks...maybe the b-sides and some outtakes & live tracks from '76...they didnt do anything for the 30th anniversary in 2007

You can buy CD Box of Sex Pistols right now, including: "Never Mind The Bollocks" remastered with extra tracks, b-sides, outtakes, alternative mixes, previously unreleased live songs from 70`s. Just go to your local record store and ask for it...

thanks for the info!

The best show from 1975/6.

1970 too.

jamming with edward...like to see the video, too. and the artwork outtakes.

Forgot about that one! Good one.

Haven't played that in a while, until today.

Thanks.

As odd a selection as this might seem, how about "Tattoo You"? Think about it just for a second. It IS a combination of many yrs and sessions but because of that very thing the selection of jams and alternates are massive spanning nearly a decade. Maybe it wouldnt work but the thought is entertaining to me!

Frank Stokes .... complete recordings and photos of the black-smith years..



ROCKMAN

I'd love to see how a "deluxe" album from the DECCA/LONDON era would had been like - as they probably would feature old material without any reworking; as it all would be in the hands of DECCA. Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed for a starter.....NME 1968 in particular would be nice to see or hear; as a supplement for Beggars.



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As odd a selection as this might seem, how about "Tattoo You"? Think about it just for a second. It IS a combination of many yrs and sessions but because of that very thing the selection of jams and alternates are massive spanning nearly a decade. Maybe it wouldnt work but the thought is entertaining to me!

yeah, but they already did that once. the record was called tattoo you.

I'll second this one - I never guessed I would not want the Stones involved but if it means 2011 singing on a 1968 track I say hand the tapes over to Decca and let them put something out!

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I'd love to see how a "deluxe" album from the DECCA/LONDON era would had been like - as they probably would feature old material without any reworking; as it all would be in the hands of DECCA. Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed for a starter.....NME 1968 in particular would be nice to see or hear; as a supplement for Beggars.

I have two

Decca Records Psychedelic Era box set

Autumn Records box set

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As odd a selection as this might seem, how about "Tattoo You"? Think about it just for a second. It IS a combination of many yrs and sessions but because of that very thing the selection of jams and alternates are massive spanning nearly a decade. Maybe it wouldnt work but the thought is entertaining to me!

yeah, but they already did that once. the record was called tattoo you.

Alright,smartass..you know what I mean...:-) haha



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It should be great for the 50th anniversary to get a Deluxe surprise of Little Boy Blue & the blue boys plus the acetate tracks from the Curly Clayton studio, after all it's now or never !!!

HMN

Deluxe albums I would like to see reissued are as follows:

1. Brothers & Sisters: The Allman Bros Band
2. Talk is Cheap: Keith Richards
3. Southern Roots: Jerry Lee Lewis
4. Tony Joe White: This Train I'm On
5. J Geils Band: Full House
6. Paul McCartney: Ram
7. Rolling Stones: Goats Head Soup
8. Steve Winwood: Arc Of A Diver
9. Traffic: On The Road
10. Tom Waits: Rain Dogs

All these albums must have some extra tracks

What about Love You Live?

With Bonus: Both complete El Mocambo shows. ( CDs + DVDs )

Dylan's Blood on the Tracks with the complete original acetate on a bonus disc. Yeah, some of the acetate tracks are on the released album, but any redundancy is necessary in this case.

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Dylan's Blood on the Tracks with the complete original acetate on a bonus disc. Yeah, some of the acetate tracks are on the released album, but any redundancy is necessary in this case.

Yes! They have teased us with this for years. It was even listed as a future release in one of the "Bootleg" series notes. With all the crap they have put out from Dylan's archives it's amazing they are holding this back. Must be the old man himself who doesn't want it out.

A "Dirty Work" deluxe reissue on which none of the originally-released recordings appear.

Sorry, I never get tired of that joke.