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Old 07-25-07, 03:00 PM
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Highest Official Release to Compilation Album Ratio

The Sex Pistols 32 to 1

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Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (28 October 1977) # 1 UK, # 106 US Platinum

Compilation and bootleg albums

Spunk (October 1977)
The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (26 February 1979) # 7 UK
Some Product: Carri on Sex Pistols (interviews and radio spots) (27 July 1979) # 6 UK
Flogging a Dead Horse (compilation) (16 February 1980) # 23 UK
Original Pistols Live (7 April 1989)
After the Storm (Sex Pistols & New York Dolls) (4 July 1991)
Kiss This: The Best Of (10 October 1992) # 10 UK
Alive (18 September 1995)
Filthy Lucre Live (24 June 1996) # 26 UK
Live at Winterland 1978 (11 November 1996)
Wanted - The Goodman Tapes (26 January 1998)
Pirates of Destiny (26 January 1998)
There Is No Future (13 September 1999)
76 Club (22 November 1999)
Live at Chelmsford Prison (21 August 2000)
Early Daze (21 August 2000)
Better Live Than Dead (21 August 2000)
Live at Winterland (23 April 2001)
Sham Pistols Gig (Sham 69 & Sex Pistols) (22 October 2001)
No Future UK (22 October 2001)
Johnny Rotten (10 December 2001)
Anarchy in the UK (25 January 2002)
Jubilee: The Best Of (27 May 2002) # 29 UK
Sex Pistols Box Set (2 June 2002) # 160 UK
Submission (14 October 2002)
Silver Jubilee (4 November 2002)
Heyday (26 May 2003)
Raw and Live (16 February 2004)
Anarchy Live! At the 76 Club (2005)
Sex Pistols (29 April 2006)
Spunk - Deluxe Edition (10 July 2006)
Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols - 30th Anniversary Edition (October 2007)
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I was thinking maybe New York Dolls, or The Stooges. Both of them have had an ungodly amount of "bootleg"/compilation type albums released.
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So SP has only ONE studio album?
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Might be Pearl Jam, given all those live releases of theirs.
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
So SP has only ONE studio album?
Yep. Much of the rest is Malcolm McLaren trying to suck every penny he can out of their legend.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
I was thinking maybe New York Dolls, or The Stooges. Both of them have had an ungodly amount of "bootleg"/compilation type albums released.
They at least have a few albums out each. It's ratio that counts. Very few bands have a legacy on par with the SP on just one studio album.
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The New York Dolls only had two studio albums until last year, The Stooges only had three studio albums until this year. Both have had numerous compilations, live releases, and bootlegs based on that very meager output.
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
So SP has only ONE studio album?
I'd say 1.5 really since "The Great Rock and Roll Swindle" is mostly covers and remixes of God Save the Queen and Anarchy in the UK , but it does have the cover of My Way.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
The New York Dolls only had two studio albums until last year, The Stooges only had three studio albums until this year. Both have had numerous compilations, live releases, and bootlegs based on that very meager output.
You're absolutely right but if the Pistols have 32 compilations etc. that means the the NY Dolls would need to have 64 (96 if you include Some Day...) and The Stooges would need 96 (now 128 if you count The Weirdness). No one is going to touch the Sex Pistols with those numbers.
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Originally Posted by cungar
Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols - 30th Anniversary Edition (October 2007)
I'm not sure how news of this slipped by me. Any details on what's slated for it?
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I bet Jimi Hendrix has everyone beat.
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I don't really consider live albums to be compilations. I consider compilations to be comprised of previously released recordings.
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Bob Marley.
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Originally Posted by cdollaz
I don't really consider live albums to be compilations. I consider compilations to be comprised of previously released recordings.
Agree

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