Cockney Rejects "Live at the BBC - The Peel Sessions 1979 - 1980" COLOR:Claret and Blue Splatter ( / 500) they're the second best-selling foreign

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Cockney Rejects "Live at the BBC - The Peel Sessions 1979 - 1980" COLOR:Claret and Blue Splatter ( / 500) they're the second best-selling foreignFiercely working class in stance and attitude, the Cockney Rejects eschewed the political ramblings of punk's first wave and sang about the circumstances that surrounded them and millions of street kids in Britain's inner cities police harassment, street battles and football to name three. Live At The BBC features two rip roaring BBC sessions recorded for Radio 1's John Peel show. The sessions capturing the very young punk band tearing through some of