Cockney Rejects - Greatest Hits Vol II
Original Release Date
1980Release Information
UK LP 1980 (EMI - ZONO 102)
A1 War On The Terraces 2:36
A2 In The Underworld 2:45
A3 Oi Oi Oi 3:23
A4 Hate Of The City 3:03
A5 With The Boys (On Tour) 2:18
A6 Urban Guerilla 2:11
A7 The Rocker 2:29
B1 The Greatest Cockney Rip-Off 2:08
B2 Sitting In A Cell 2:47
B3 On The Waterfront 3:53
B4 We Can Do Anything 2:32
B5 It's Alright 2:20
B6 Subculture 1:24
B7 Blockbuster 4:48
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UK CD 2004 (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 234). Remastered
1 War On The Terraces 2:36
2 In The Underworld 2:45
3 Oi Oi Oi 3:23
4 Hate Of The City 3:03
5 With The Boys (On Tour) 2:18
6 Urban Guerilla 2:11
7 The Rocker 2:29
8 The Greatest Cockney Rip-Off 2:08
9 Sitting In A Cell (With You) 2:47
10 On The Waterfront 3:53
11 We Can Do Anything 2:32
12 It's Alright 2:20
13 Subculture 1:24
14 Blockbuster 4:48
Bonus Tracks
15 I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles 3:25
16 West Side Boys 1:41
17 15 Nights 2:21
18 We Are The Firm 3:41
19 Here We Go Again 3:47
20 The Greatest Cockney Rip-Off (BBC Session) 2:01
21 15 Nights (BBC Session) 2:33
22 I Wanna Be A Star (BBC Session) 2:19
23 Blockbuster (BBC Session) 3:26
Chart Placings
UK Chart Hit: 23, 3 wksCredits
LP:
FROM SCOTLAND DOWN TO CORNWALL...
WE DUN THE LOT... WE TOOK EM'ALL!
Stink - vocals
Mick - guitar
Vince - bass
Nig - drums (?)
Produced by Hippy Wilson and Layabout Briggs with a little help from Mick (my buttocks ache).
Tat? Tat Who? Oily Oily Oily Rag...
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CD:
Liner notes: Mark Brennan
Mastered by Tim Turan at Turan Audio
Artwork by [email protected]
20-23 recorded for BBC Radio 1's John Peel Show at Maida Vale Studio 4. Producer: John Etchells. Engineer: Nick Gomm. First Transmission Date: 25/2/80
Additional Credits
Other Bonus Tracks on CD:
15-16: I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles 7", released May 1980
17: B-Side of We Can Do Anything 7", released June 1980
18: We Are The Firm 7", released October 1980 [B-Side is 'War On The Terraces']
Reviews & Opinions
GEOFFREY DEANE, SMASH HITS, APRIL 16 -29, 1981: It's strange how two sorts of music as different as punk and heavy metal can so easily be merged into one. The Rejects are not bad at what they do, which is produce a thrashing din suitable for oiks to jump about to. Mind you, I did once hope that punk might mean a little more than that. I bet if society ever did change this lot would turn up somewhere near the bottom again. (11 out of 10) [yes, 11 out of 10 is what it says!]Additional Notes
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UK LP 1980 (EMI - ZONO 102). Click here for more (Thanks to Torsten Schitting for the poster photo)
UK CD 2004 (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 234). Click here for more