Do It Dog Style

Slaughter And The Dogs debut album is a must-have for Punk legends and fans of Wythenshawe’s finest. They were part of the first wave of Punk bands and even supported the Sex Pistols in 1976 at the start of the Punk revolution.

This 3CD set includes their 12 track debut LP from 1978, featuring hits like "Where Have All The Boot Boys Gone," "Dame To Blame," and "Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run)." The second disc contains 19 non LP cuts, including their debut single "Cranked Up Really High," contributions to Live At The Roxy LP, non LP B-sides, the It’s Alright EP, and studio demos. The final disc features the energetic Live Slaughter Rabid Dogs LP from May 1977.

The booklet is packed with detailed liner notes, sleeve pictures, memorabilia, and clippings from the era. The LP version includes two non-LP B-sides as a bonus, making it a comprehensive collection of the band’s releases for Decca Records.

This deluxe gatefold sleeve edition showcases clippings and memorabilia from the time, along with an inner bag containing all the lyrics for a complete listening experience.