Do It Dog Style

Debut album by Punk legends… and Wythenshawe’s finest, Slaughter And The Dogs. They supported the Sex Pistols in the summer of 1976, at the very beginning of the Punk revolution, and were one of the first wave of Punk bands.

3CD - Disc 1 is the 12 track debut LP, originally released in 1978, and containing the singles Where Have All The Boot Boys Gone, Dame To Blame and Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run). The second disc has 19 non LP cuts including their debut 45 Cranked Up Really High, plus their contribution to the seminal Live At The Roxy LP, non LP B-sides, the scarce It’s Alright EP and studio demos. The final disc is the frantic Live Slaughter Rabid Dogs LP, recorded in May 1977. The booklet contains detailed liner notes, pictures of all relevant sleeves plus lots of memorabilia and clippings from the era.

LP - Includes two non-LP B-sides as a bonus meaning the release rounds up all of the band’s releases for Decca Records. Now available in a deluxe gatefold sleeve that features clippings and memorabilia form the time plus an inner bag with all the lyrics.