Cockney Rejects – Greatest Hits Vol. 1
Tracklist
| A1 | I'm Not A Fool | |
| A2 | Headbanger | |
| A3 | Bad Man | |
| A4 | Fighting In The Streets | |
| A5 | Shitter | |
| A6 | Here They Come Again | |
| A7 | Join The Rejects | |
| B1 | East End | |
| B2 | New Song | |
| B3 | Police Car | |
| B4 | Someone Like You | |
| B5 | (They're Gonna) Put Me Away | |
| B6 | Are You Ready To Ruck | |
| B7 | Where The Hell Is Babylon? |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Polydor Studios
- Recorded At – Rock City Studios
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – EMI Records Ltd.
- Pressed By – EMI Records
- Published By – Signature Publishing
- Printed By – Robert Stace – TM 8003
Credits
- Bass, Vocals – Vince Riordan
- Guitar, Vocals – Mick Geggus
- Lacquer Cut By – Tone*
- Photography – Binnsy, Gervaise
- Producer – J. Pursey*, P. Wilson*
- Vocals – Stinky Turner
- Written-By – Turner* (tracks: A2 To A7, B2, B4 To B7), Geggus* (tracks: A2 To A7, B2, B4 To B7), Riordan* (tracks: A2 To A7, B2, B4 To B7)
Notes
℗ 1980 Original sound recording made by EMI Records Ltd.
All tracks Signature Publg. Ltd.
Recorded at Polydor Studios and Rock City Studios in Nov/Dec. '79.
The record is called 'Greatest Hits Vol. 1' on the cover and the spine and 'Greatest Hits-Volume One' on the labels.
Track A4 is listed on the record as 'Fighting In The Street'.
Track B2 is listed on the record as 'The New Song'.
Track B5 is listed on the record as 'They Gonna Put Me Away'.
One release included the single I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, celebrating West Ham United winning the 1980 FA Cup.
Runouts are stamped, only "tone" is etched.
All tracks Signature Publg. Ltd.
Recorded at Polydor Studios and Rock City Studios in Nov/Dec. '79.
The record is called 'Greatest Hits Vol. 1' on the cover and the spine and 'Greatest Hits-Volume One' on the labels.
Track A4 is listed on the record as 'Fighting In The Street'.
Track B2 is listed on the record as 'The New Song'.
Track B5 is listed on the record as 'They Gonna Put Me Away'.
One release included the single I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, celebrating West Ham United winning the 1980 FA Cup.
Runouts are stamped, only "tone" is etched.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 1): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶A̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 A-1U 20 tone 2
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 1): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶B̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 B-1U 27 2 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 2): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶A̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 A-1U 25 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 2): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶B̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 B-1U 28 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 3): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶A̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 A-1U 1 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 3): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶B̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 B-1U 1 4 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 4): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶A̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 A-1U 12 tone 1
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 4): E̶M̶C̶ ̶3̶3̶2̶4̶ ̶B̶-̶1̶U̶ ZONO 101 B-1U 19 1 tone
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): ZONO.101A
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): ZONO 101B
Other Versions (5 of 21)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
New Submission | Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (LP, Album, White Label) | EMI | EMC 3324 | UK | 1980 | ||
New Submission | Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (Cassette, Album) | EMI, EMI | ZONO 101, OC 262-07 225 | UK | 1980 | ||
New Submission | Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (LP, Album, F.A. Cup Special Package) | EMI | ZONO 101 | UK | 1980 | ||
New Submission | Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (LP, Album, Reissue, 7", Single, All Media, Limited Edition) | Dojo Limited | DOJO LP 136 | UK | 1993 | ||
New Submission | Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (CD, Album, Reissue) | Rhythm Vicar | PREACH 011 CD | UK | 1999 |
Recommendations
Reviews
- Edited 28 days agoWhy isn't the 1986 pressing listed with Zono 1 listed. It says EMI Records Ltd. Pretty sure this is not a bootleg. Bought in DC in '87.
- Classic punk album, the vinyl is perfect. Don't be turned off by the 'greatest hits...' name!
- Oh it just gets no better than this ! Even my friends who aren't into punk love this album. It careens forward like a rabid pull, the playing is exactly as sloppy as a great punk band should be. And some of the lyrics can be so stupid they just may put you on the floor laughing. But it's fun fun fun. Produced by the Greatest Dope of All Time, Jimmy Pursey, and he does it WELL. It sounds like four football hooligans have just come crashing into your living room to play some songs for you. It gets a tiny bit wearing by side two; there's only so much velocity a man can take. But then they close with the utterly fantastic "Where The Hell Is Babylon" ? I always preferred British Oi to American hardcore. I knew most of the bands were being unfairly tarred as fascists and about 95% were no such thing. There was more music than just "look how fast we can play", which I got sick of real quick. And this album is a cornerstone of the fun which was Oi
Hey strohsack, did you buy this new back in the day? Is the poster an A2 sized colour shot - from Top Of The Pops - of the band? Just wondering if it's the poster that came with vol.2 instead (shoved in my mistake?)?- My copy has a poster in it, are there more copies with that?
Release
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