Deny LP

Deny LP

Infobox Album | Name = Deny LP
Type = Album
Longtype = (Promo)
Artist = Ex Pistols


Background =
Released = 1992
Recorded =
Genre = Punk rock
Length =
Label = Mandala Records
Producer = Dave Goodman
Reviews =
Last album = "The Swindle Continues (1988)"
This album = "Deny LP" (1992)
Next album = "Denial of a Good Man" (????)"

Deny is the second album released by the Ex Pistols in 1992. Due to the cover art, the band is often mis-credited as the "Sexless Pistols" in writing (as "Ex Pistols" is the only part of the name written using the same style and because of the use of the dollar symbol, it could easily be interpretted as a way of suggesting that the band were low on funds).

The album itself isn't an official, chart worthy album, but a promo pressing of approximately 600 copies. It was given to fans of the Sex Pistols, and occasionally left in Virgin Record stores with a sticker on the front of the sleeve stating that it was actually free. There has never been much information given as to when and why the album was distributed, and as it was never available to purchase it is obviously not readily available. The record itself has become somewhat of a collector's item and copies are occasionally sold on eBay at varying prices.

The album is made up of completely original Ex Pistols songs, and most tracks that had been previously included on other releases are re-recorded on this album. Most copies came complete with a two-sided printed sheet that was also produced by Dave Goodman: a mish-mash of lyrics in a typical Jamie Reid style, and a background made up of various phrases that play on the 'fake Pistols' theme of the band (for example: "Never Trust A Yuppie", "Hash From Chaos" and "Never Mind The Ollocks Here's The Ex Pistols", as opposed to "Never Trust A Hippy, "Cash From Chaos" and "Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols").

A number of the songs from this album are used for the soundtrack of the DVD "Chaos! - Ex Pistols Secret History", which details Dave Goodman and his involvement with the Sex Pistols.

Track listing

A Side:
# "Don't fear that your life will come to an end, only fear that it won't begin"
# "Schools are Prisons"
# "Judging Minds"
# "Boasting"
# "Revolution in the Classroom"
# "Happy Families"
# "?"

B Side:
# "We're Dancing on the Dole"
# "The Great British Weekend"
# "Cliches"
# "Nicotine Addict"
# "Daily Life"
# "Can't see the bars 'till we try to get out"
# "Factory"

Further notes

* The untitled track on side A (number 7) is a mashup of Dave Goodman speaking, and the first single "Land of Hope and Glory"


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