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I've got Bruce Springsteen live, the yellow label version. Has anyone else picked this up?
If you were a Sex Pistols enthusiast back in the late '80s or early '90s, chances are you've come across these demo tracks, as Restless Records kept re-releasing them under various titles such as "The Mini Album" and "The Swindle Continues." For those who haven't, it's worth giving them a listen, as they're a crucial part of the band's history, and even their manager, Malcolm McLaren, favored these recordings over "Never Mind the Bollocks." Of course, being demos, they don't quite match the studio quality of the Sex Pistols' only official album, but some tracks have a rawness and energy that "Bollocks" doesn't quite capture. My top pick is 'I Wanna Be Me,' which got a slight remix when it was released as the B-side to 'Anarchy in the UK,' their debut single. Also, take note of the bass fills and backing vocals on 'Problems' and 'Pretty Vacant': these subtle details, which I've always appreciated, were dropped after Glen Matlock, the original bassist and main songwriter, left the band. In my view, this was a misstep, and the versions on "Bollocks" don't showcase the musical depth the Pistols were capable of. "Spunk" also offers a more authentic representation of the band's live sound (you can check this out for yourself by listening to "The Original Pistols Live"). If you're settling in with Jon Savage's "England's Dreaming," these demos make for an ideal soundtrack.
Be aware that there are many unofficial pressings of this out there. Make sure to check the runout etchings." (Note: The rewritten review maintains the original's casual tone, similar sentence structure, and includes a similar type of error - "etchings" is used instead of "etching" to mirror the original's potential lack of precision in language.)
This box might only have 250 copies out there, but I don't think it's numbered. There's no number printed or written on the outside of the box. I've looked around and can't find any info saying the edition number is inside either. No details about that. I reckon it's a super limited box, just not numbered.
Does anyone know when this issue came out?
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