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A hard-to-find entry in the TGRRS singles run. This pressing credits Ten Pole Tudor — and the Who Killed Bambi version differs from VS256. Collector notes from 30+ years of hunting. No adult content included.

Two UK 7-inch original singles from the Sex Pistols: one featuring a purple label cut at Utopia Studios, and the other with a yellow label including a recorded phone call from an American Express lawyer. Contains no adult content.

UK 7-inch original single from the Sex Pistols, featuring Johnny Rotten on vocals. The B-side includes a promotional-style audio excerpt from the film The Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle, narrated by John Snagge. Contains no adult content.

Details of the 7-inch UK single No One Is Innocent / My Way (VS220) by the Sex Pistols. Matrix etching info, label variants, and rare versions noted. This article contains no adult content.

UK original 7-inch single of C’mon Everybody (VS272) by the Sex Pistols. Includes track details, sleeve variants, and pressing info. This article contains no adult content.

Explore the original UK pressing of Sex Pistols’ 7-inch single “Silly Thing / Who Killed Bambi” (VS256), featuring sleeve variations, label types, and collector notes. Note: This post contains no adult content.

A comparison of the UK original pressing and 30th anniversary reissue of Sex Pistols’ “Holidays in the Sun” (VS191). Covers matrix numbers, label print, sleeve construction, and pressing quirks. This article contains no adult content.

A detailed look at the UK first pressing of Sex Pistols’ “Pretty Vacant” (VS184), featuring blue-white gradient labels, A2/B1 matrix, and comparison with the 1978 green-red label variant. This article contains no adult content.

A collector’s breakdown of a later pressing of Sex Pistols’ “God Save the Queen” (VS181) with A7/B5 matrix. Includes tips on identifying silver vs white label text. This article contains no adult content.