The Sex Pistols - Live 76 [New Vinyl LP] UK - Import

Artist: The Sex Pistols

Title: Live 76

Format: Vinyl

Attributes: Oversize Item Spilt, UK - Import

Genre: Punk

UPC: 602547946829

Condition: New

Release Date: 2016

Record Label: Umc

Album Tracks

1. LP1

2. 4th June - 1976: Lesser Free Trade Hall, Manchester

3. Did You No Wrong

4. No Lip

5. Seventeen

6. Stepping Stone

7. New York

8. Whatcha Gonna Do About It

9. Submission

10. Satellite

11. No Feelings

12. No Fun

13. Substitute

14. Pretty Vacant

15. Problems

16. LP2

17. 29th August - 1976: Screen on the Green, Islington

18. Anarchy in the UK

19. I Wanna Be Me

20. Seventeen

21. New York

22. No Lip

23. Stepping Stone

24. Satellite

25. Submission

26. Liar

27. No Feelings

28. Substitute

29. Pretty Vacant

30. Problems

31. Did You No Wrong

32. No Fun

33. LP3

34. 17th September 1976: HM Prison, Chelmsford

35. Anarchy in the UK (Incomplete)

36. I Wanna Be Me

37. Seventeen

38. New York

39. No Lip

40. Stepping Stone

41. Satellite

42. Submission

43. Liar

44. No Feelings (Incomplete)

45. Substitute

46. No Fun

47. Pretty Vacant

48. Problems

49. Anarchy in the UK (Encore)

50. Did You Know Wrong

51. LP4

52. 25th September - 1976: 76 Club, Burton on Trent

53. Anarchy in the UK

54. I Wanna Be Me

55. Seventeen

56. New York

57. No Lip

58. Stepping Stone

59. Satellite

60. Submission

61. Liar

62. Substitute

63. No Feelings

64. No Fun

65. Pretty Vacant

66. Problems

UK four vinyl LP set containing a quartet of historic 1976 concerts by Sex Pistols. Live '76, officially sanctioned by the band themselves, features the first full release of the recordings, which have been mastered at Abbey Road Studios. They include the band's famed gig of 4 June, 1976 at Manchester's Lesser Free Trade Hall, which was set up by future Buzzcocks members Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, with such future luminaries as Peter Hook, Bernard Sumner and Morrissey in the audience. The second disc contains the Midnight Special concert of 29 August that year at the Screen on the Green in Islington, north London, where the Pistols were supported by Buzzcocks themselves and The Clash. Pistols set Disc three, from 17 September, is the performance at Chelmsford Maximum Security Prison, the only one of these four gigs to be recorded officially, by Pistols soundman Dave Goodman. The concert on disc four is one that's been well-known to fans as a bootleg but is now making it's official, full live release debut, from the band's appearance at the 76 Club in Burton-on-Trent on 25 September. The set includes photographs from the era and a facsimile of an original Sex Pistols Glitterbest press kit.