Sex Pistols - Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols Album

Tracklist

1	Is The Queen A Moron?	3:55
2	The Very Name 'Sex Pistols'	5:26
3	The Fucking Rotter	0:41
4	The Complex World Of Johnny Rotten	8:18
5	From Beyond The Grave	8:27
6	Big Tits Across America	11:19
7	Sex Pistols Will Play	3:21

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VR2	Sex Pistols	Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols ‎(LP, 1st)	Virgin	VR2	UK	1979
TOCP-53101	Sex Pistols	Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Virgin	TOCP-53101	Japan	1999
VR 2	Sex Pistols	Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols ‎(LP, RE)	Virgin	VR 2	Italy	1985
V 2	Sex Pistols	Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols ‎(LP, RE)	Virgin	V 2	Australia	1980
MoreSexPis, 00602557328424	Sex Pistols	More Product ‎(Box + 3xCD)	Sex Pistols Residuals, Universal Music	MoreSexPis, 00602557328424	Europe	2017

Credits

• Producer – John Varnom

Notes

Part of the 1999 Japan replica mini LP series.
Includes 2 x Jap/Eng foldout sheets with Japanese transcripts of the interviews on the disc.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 4988006765719

Companies

• Record Company – Virgin
• Manufactured By – Toshiba EMI Ltd

Video

Album

Some Product: Carri on Sex Pistols is an interview album featuring members of the Sex Pistols. Additional material includes a snippet from Tubular Bells. The artwork was done by artist Jamie Reid. The title melds the British comedy series of Carry On films with a pun on the word carrion. The album peaked at number 6 in the UK Albums Chart. Listen free to Sex Pistols Some Product - Carri On Sex Pistols The Very Name 'Sex Pistols', From Beyond the Grave and more. 7 tracks 41:45. Треки: Скачать. Sex Pistols. Список песен. Shop 15 records for sale for album Some product carri on sex pistols by Sex Pistols on CDandLP in Vinyl and CD format. Sex pistols some product carri on sex pistols. 15 results found. Filters : Items on sale Mint Sellers Professional sellers Private sellers. Sort by. Relevance New arrivals Artist a - z Artist z - a Title a - z Title z - a Format Price lowest first Price highest first. Further Pistols artwork including some variations on below can be found via our Artwork & Memorabilia and Press Archive & Ads Picture Galleries Anarchy in the UK 1976. Sex Pistols Anarchy in the UK is attached by Bulldog stationery clips. This was first Pistols design to use a Union Jack flag. Follow this link for more information on Anarchy in the UK God Save The Queen 1977. Several variations of Sex Pistols God Save The Queen artwork exist, most notably the following: Black on white Queen with a safety pin through her mouth not nose incorporating the Sex Pistols logo and John Rottens lyric She Aint No Human Being. 1979 live album by Sex Pistols. Some Product Carri on Sex Pistols. Live album by. 3 August 1979 UK. Sex Pistols interview regarding 'God Save the Queen' lyrics 3:55. Thompson, Dave. The Sex Pistols were no facade and a real revolution. There was no stopping Johnny's aggression towards human apathy and to those who make other people suffer in this world. He gave the disenfranchised a voice. Don't believe everything you read. Negative lies and myths surround this band, but true fans know better. It would be cool if the Pistols actually got to read this review, maybe it would help cancel out some the bad. This box set is a tad pricey, but they had enough material on this to make a whole nother album and this whole box set is great, so screw the price I don't care, because this is real music and a great box set. Read more. Sex Pistols Break Down Never Mind the Bollocks Track by Track. As the British punk landmark turns 40, Johnny Rotten and Glen Matlock look back. The albums legacy will soon be the focus of a comprehensive 40th-anniversary box set. It also offers no answers and I hope in my songwriting Im offering some kind of answer to a thing, rather than spitefully wanting to wreck everything for no reason at all, other than it doesnt suit you. Ive always got to bear in mind Im part of a community called the human race and an even tighter community called culture. The powerhouse opening song on the Sex Pistols' only album sounds more than a little like another classic from the era - namely, the Jam's In the City, which was released six months earlier. But the Pistols song is louder and heavier. I didn't mind them nicking it, Jam frontman Paul Weller told Uncut in 2007