Années 70 80 LP Punk New Wave

Public Image Ltd...John Lydon.Keith Levene.Wobble.Jeannette Lee.Dave Crowe..." were the members of PIL at the time of the release. However, Jeannette Lee and Dave Crowe as non-musical band members are not featured on the record. Packaged in a 12" film can-style metal box. Sides are labelled Metal 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6 on the info sheet and Metal 1-A, Metal 1-B, Metal 1-C, Metal 1-D, Metal 1-E and Metal 1-F on the record labels. Includes an A5 size sheet with tracklist and line-up. Side B ends with a locked groove which repeats the last few seconds of "Swan Lake" endlessly until the needle is lifted from the record. The Runout for 1.B has three lines for the letters "B", the middle of which is superimposed over an "A" Edition of 50,000 copies (plus an extra 10,000 for export).

This record was previously released as 4E 36846 [Barnacle credit on "Time Is Tight" according to the book "Redemption Song" by Chris Salewicz, page 203

Import Fnac Avec Insert Poster

12 Mai 1978 Import Fnac avec le 45t vinyl blancA handful of copies of this album came with a mispress of the single in beige vinyl and were supposedly withdrawn. Printed lyric inner sleeve Notes printed on 7" - FREE 9: "Walk On By" Published by Carlin Music Ltd. "Mean To Me" & "Tits" Published by April Music. Notes not printed on the release itself: Track times are not printed on the release itself, and were taken by stopwatch. The first 75000 copies of this album included the 7" "Walk On By" in white vinyl/black bag. Not the same as the 7" released separately. Listed as tracks C, D1 and D2 on this release. Cat # "FREE 9".

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THE CLASH Sandinista (1980 Japanese Epic 36-track triple vinyl LP set, housed in a wide spined single pocket picture sleeve with a 12-page edition of the 'Armagideon Times' booklet including a biography and lyrics in Japanese alongside Steve Bell's original illustrations and credits. Complete with original logo/discography obi-strip. Showing just a little yellowing to the top edge and a minor area of storage wear to the top opening edge corner this copy is otherwise in near 'as new' condition, a fantastic example!

Printed and made in Great Britain by Garrod & Lofthouse International Ltd

THE CLASH Give 'Em Enough Rope (Mega rare 1978 US Epic 10-track vinyl LP in withdrawn alternate picture sleeve featuring the Clash logo in block capitals with title underneath instead of the more usual oriental style lettering which features thetitle bottom right, back cover lists 'That's No Way To Spend Your Youth' as the final track JE35543)

THE CLASH The Clash (1979 Japanese-only 15-track vinyl LP, an exclusive edition of the band's debut album with a radically altered tracklisting, including the later non-album singles Complete Control, I Fought The Law, Clash City Rockers and White Man In Hammersmith Palais, complete with six page fold-out illustrated insert with Japanese text biography, band chronology and lyrics, a bonus vinyl 7" featuring Gates Of The West and Groovy Times, picture sleeve in a unique wraparound 'Pearl Harbour 79' picture outer - a wonderful package in pristine condition! 25.3P-139~140

All songs recorded live at Max's Kansas City, New York, September 28th/29th 1978 except A1: Ivanhoes Club, Huddersfield, December 25th 1977(last Pistols gig in the U.K.) and A5: studio version of "My Way" recorded in Paris 1978. Producer: The Engineer. Comes with a poster. There are three different posters: - Sid with a drink - Sid holding a knife Ma Version - Sid selling Inner sleeve with photos of letters, newspapers etc

Recorded At – The Little Hippodrome Club Record Company – New Rose Records Printed By – Glory (2) Recorded live March 2, 1975 at the Little Hippodrome Club in New York City. Made in France Imprimé en France

Emballé dans du papier journal

Companies etc Copyright (c) – CBS Schallplatten GmbH Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Schallplatten GmbH Recorded At – Hansa Tonstudios Mixed At – Hansa Tonstudios Credits Artwork, Design [Graphic] – Ruiz & Carlier Bass, Chorus, Producer, Arranged By – Praeker* Drums, Percussion [Mallets], Chorus, Producer, Arranged By – Mitteregger* Engineer [Assistant] – Zimmerling* Guitar, Chorus, Producer, Arranged By – Potschka* Keyboards, Chorus, Producer, Arranged By – Heil* Lead Vocals – Hagen* Photography By – Alain Bizos / Actuel* Producer – Nowy* Producer, Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Mueller* Notes Recorded and mixed at the Hansa-Studio at the wall October and November 1979. "Wenn ich ein Junge wär" recorded live April 6 1979 at the Congress Hall, Saarbruecken. A3 is a cover of the <a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/141196">Lene Lovich</a> song. Made in Holland. Printed in Holland.

Companies etc Recorded At – Wisseloord Studios Phonographic Copyright (p) – A&M Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – A&M Records Ltd. Distributed By – CBS Records Recorded At – Wisseloord Studios Credits Art Direction – Michael Ross (3) Design – Michael Ross (3), Simon Ryan Engineer – Nigel Gray Performer – Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, Sting Photography By [Back Cover] – Danny Quatrochi, Miles Copeland, Watal Asanuma Photography By [Front Cover] – Janette Beckman Photography By [Inner Sleeve] – Adrian Boot, Akihiro Takayama, Anton Corbijn, Danny Quatrochi, Gabor Scott, Janette Beckman, Kim Turner, Michael Ross (3), Miles Copeland, Watal Asanuma Producer – Nigel Gray, Police, The

Aout 1978