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The Sex Pistols' only studio album to reach number one in the UK album charts.
Released in 1977. It may not be classified as punk, but it is a representative album of punk music. A classic that still holds up today.
This is the debut and last legendary album. The intro is cool and leaves a lasting impression. It includes songs such as "God Save The Queen", "Anarchy In The UK" and "Pretty Vacant".
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- Producer - Chris Thomas
- Producer - Bill Price
- Written-By - Jones
- Written-By - Cook
- Written-By - Rotten
- Written-By - Matlock
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