Featuring all three of the bands vocalists – Gary Hodges, Panther and Roi Pearce – this 23 track release features all of the bands singles, rare demos and compilation album contributions. "Wonderful World”… ”Chaos”…”Evil”… ”A.C.A.B”… ”One Law For Them”…. It’s no wonder they scared the shit out of the music industry!

An LP sized poster pullout booklet is part of the packaging on this deluxe digi-pak version of the 4 Skins seminal first album which topped the Independent Album chart back in 1982. Alongside the albums half live half studio content we’ve added five bonus tracks including the "Low Life” single and the proposed "Seems To Me” / "Norman” single. This 2007 revamp is totally remastered by Tim Turan.

By 1983 when this album was originally released The 4 Skins were fronted by ex-Last Resort vocalist Roi Pearce and this reissue pretty much rounds up all of his studio recordings with the band. “On The Streets”, from the criminally under-rated “Son Of Oi!”, has been added as a bonus track to give 15 no nonsense hard edged Oi! tracks.

This 21 track release contains the six track “Biggest Tour In Sport” which had previously only been released in America, their late 70’s singles “Found Out Too Late” and “Trouble” and all of their great third studio album “The Biggest Prize In Sport”. Vocalist Nick Cash has written the sleeve notes and we’ve also added all the lyrics.

22 track, 2006 remastered digi-pak revamp for this standard bearer album of the entire “UK82” Punk movement that has had such a lasting effect on modern USA Punk bands like Rancid, The Casualties, The Unseen, etc… Everything the band recorded for Riot City Records is featured along with a booklet with all the lyrics.

This album hit No.3 in the Indie Chart when first released by Riot City Records in 1982 and remains one of the “UK82” Punk scenes finest moments. We’ve added the singles “Army Song”, “Vicious Circle” and “Burn `Em Down” and their associated B-sides to give a full round up of all of the bands recordings for the label before they moved to Clay Records.

An Independent Chart No.7 hit when first released by Razor Records in 1985, this is The Adicts third studio album and features the singles “Bad Boy” and “Tokyo”. We’ve added eight bonus tracks including their take on the standard “Falling In Love Again”, both 7” and 12” versions.

Originally released on Captain Oi! in 2005 this was Animal & Co’s studio ‘comeback’ and an absolute corker it is too. As you’d expect from The League there are lots of controversial lyrics backed up by powerful tunes – as the dedications say – “thanks to all the arseholes in this country who have given us the material to keep going – long may you continue being complete bastards”. Too true.

This 2002 release was Argy Bargy’s second full length studio album and has 14 in yer face, hard as nails but TUNEFUL modern Oi! anthems all growled out in his own unique style by Watford Jon. Spot on lyrics and terrace style chants are typical trademarks of the Bargy sound and this album is literally dripping with them.

Six tracks apiece from two bands you most certainly don’t want to meet in a dark alley! Discipline provide three originals plus covers of Bargy’s “Saturday’s Glory”, the Rejects “War On The Terraces” and The Stranglers “No More Heroes” whilst Watford’s finest pound out four new tracks and covers of Discipline’s “Hooligans Heaven” and Agnostic Front’s “Its My Life”. Not for the feint hearted!