Sex Pistols "Spunk" 1977 (Blank Rec - Bootleg)

This is the initial pressing of SPUNK. Rush-released before 'Never Mind The Bollocks' in the U.K. in early October 1977, this edition in just a plain white sleeve with matte off-white labels printed in pink and with purple text. Some first editions were sold in one of a variety of sleeves, either hand made by the label, distributor or retailer. The inner sleeve is the same used as for NMTB a few days later! - discogs
The word "bootleg" conjures low-fidelity, poorly sequenced tracks, and a raw, thrown-together feel. The irony here is that this pre-Never Mind the Bollocks batch of Sex Pistols demos sounds slicker, tighter, and savvier than the legitimate album that succeeded it. These 15 tracks were cut with original bassist Glen Matlock and producer Dave Goodman. Released just before their debut album in 1977, these recordings -- nascent versions of many of the tracks from Bollocks -- were quickly suppressed. - Album Review by Rovi Staff

traxfromwax:
01 Lazy Sod (Seventeen) 02 Satellite 03 Feelings (No Feelings) 04 Just Me (I Wanna Be Me) 05 Submission 06 Nookie (Anarchy in the UK) 7 No Future (God Save the Queen) 08 Problems 09 Lots of Fun (Pretty Vacant) 10 Liar 11 Who Was It (EMI) 12 New York (Looking for a Kiss) (New York)
Ripped from Vinyl by RYP with Spin Doctor : Thorens TD 318/GoldRing 920 IGC