Recent Vinyl Finds Part 38 I picked up a punk record collection from the car boot sale this morning

[@PaulGibbons13]

Hi great video and a great Punk Records find 😀👍

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you very much. I must say I am really pleased with this find. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@Davey-Boyd]

"Sound of the Suburbs" by The Members is an absolute gem! It was my fave song when I was 15! (Bought it the day it was released). That's a great haul!

[@thevinylvault]

Its very interesting to know you bought this when it came out at the age of only15. Thanks for your nice comment which is appreciated.

[@nickcooper1260]

X-Ray Spex-'Identity' was released on New years Day, 1978. A brilliant band, their 1978 album 'Ger=Free Adolescents' is an eternal classic.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know, your comment is appreciated and thanks for watching.

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

The song that is called I hate school is by a band called suburban studs they were from Birmingham they also have an album out they used to support the Sex Pistols another single that may pull you in £20 that sex pistols single looks like it's from france should say it on the label

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for the information and taking the time to watch and comment. Its appreciated!

[@jlohmann13]

That SLAUGHTER & THE DOGS 7" absolutely rips! I still own a copy after all these years. I also own The Members "Sounds of the suburbs", 2 copies different sleeves and some of the Sex pistols. The YOBS were The Boys spelled backwards. "Run, Rudolph, Run" was the song. Excellent find for the money including the box. I am jealous. Love all the Sham 69 singles as well.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know, I may need to play this loud when I put it on the deck. It’s interesting to know about the different sleeves and the info about the YOBS etc. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. It is appreciated.

[@bobharrison4711]

Wonderful find, well done, I also like the box. I have the Members single, for me that's one of the very best Punk songs. Me and mates saw the Skids at Huddersfield Poly at the same time as they smashed into the charts with Into the Valley, don't have that single but do have the one you got. Buzzcocks... saw them about 5 times, brilliant band, still going with original member Steve Diggle up front, sadly Pete Shelley passed away a few years ago R.I.P Pete you legend. Very appropriate if you're of a certain age like me. Cheers.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you and yes the box is getting lots of nice comments. Great to hear you saw the Skids live back in the day as well as the Buzzcoks. Sorry to hear about Pete Shelley. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. All the best.

[@bobharrison4711]

I also "found" John Maher, the ex- Buzzcocks drummer in Leverburgh, Isle of Harris a couple of years ago. He's a brilliant photographer and all-round great bloke.

[@thevinylvault]

Wow, thanks for sharing an another amazing story. Your comments are appreciated. All the best.

[@LucyOLastic]

The Snatch record "All I Want" is one I would have been excited about.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know. I am excited by all of them. Thanks for watching.

[@davidhigginson9427]

For £25 an absolute bargain. Some real gems in there.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I was very lucky finding these. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@colinwynn4384]

I had quite a collection back in the day but all gone now. When I saw the record case it brought to mind a Sunderland footballer called Wayne Entwhistle who volunteered at our youth club and would bring his (mostly punk) singles in a similar case. I remembered that he had Slaughter and the Dogs - Cranked Up Really High and....... voila what was the first one he pulled out? I wonder if it was Wayne's case?

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and tell us about the Sunderland footballer called Wayne Entwhistle who volunteered at your youth club and how he had punk records in a case just like this. I wonder?

[@craigbevan8307]

Great collection of punk singles, especially for £25, a steal.Most of the unsleeved singles did indeed come with picture sleeves apart from the second Sham 69 single that you showed. As a collector of punk singles the V2 single is a gem. Thanks for the video.

[@thevinylvault]

Wow thanks for your nice comments and info about the sleeves. I appreciate our comments especially knowing you are a punk collector.

[@notdoc]

Nice collection there mate - you’ll make your money back with just the V2 single. Slaughter & The Dogs ones and Buzzcocks are all 15-20 too.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you & thanks for letting me know which I appreciate however, I won’t be selling these. I can’t wait to get around to listening to them. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@davidtompkins7985]

XTC’s ‘making plans for Nigel’ came in a great foldout sleeve. Penetration’s ’don’t dictate’ is a great song, and has a blue picture sleeve. First band I ever saw live, Newcastle 1977. The other thing to look at is whether the Members ‘Sound of the suburbs’ is on clear vinyl.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks you have given me some great info and its interesting to know you saw one of the groups live. The information about the sleeves is excellent thank you.

[@suefaulkner177]

The Buzzcocks full title is - What do I get? Penetration, X-Ray Spec, Slaughter & the Dogs. Live at The Vortex (popular punk venue in Soho) mentioned by The Jam in A-Bomb on Wardour St. Some great finds there. They would charge you £25 for the singles case in Camden Market! 😄❤️🎸

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge its much appreciated. Regarding the case and Camden Market I think you hit the nail on the head.

[@wolfenstein6676]

You got an absolute steal there, mate, I bought most of them when they were released.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I must say I am very happy I found them. Credit to you for buying them when they first came out. All the best.

[@michaelmccann4560]

If the centres are out it’s ex jukebox.Some great finds there, you can’t put a price on memories, my vinyl will go when I die I’ll never throw them away. Questions and answers is the Sham A side.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know about them being ex jukebox records and I understand you point about keeping your records to the very end. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@Hankydoodle1]

The band name you are trying to read is the “suburban studs” . The buzzcocks single is “what do I get “. You have a couple hundred quids worth there mate. I had most of them singles and made a fortune when I sold them on eBay a few years ago

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for helping out with the the names of the single's and thanks for letting me know the value. it seems I did ok ok buying these however, I don't think I will be selling them anytime soon. Thanks for watching.

[@DavePocklington]

I remember all of these. Where have all the boot boys gone was a song about Man Utd football hooligans from the early seventies, when they had a notorious army of thugs. I actually witnessed them in action as a young kid. Taken to matches by my dad. The song is someone looking back to those days, and the chorus goes, "where have all the boot boys gone? It looks like I'm the only one, the one". As a punk from those times, this record would never last getting played at any club, past the first chorus, because everyone would start fighting. Great memories. I think Identity was early 78, though I'm not 100% sure. Most of their records were 78 onwards. The only one I can remember from 77 was Oh bondage up yours. I think germ free adolescents is one of the best punk era singles ever made. There is no one else with a sound like that.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your comment and sharing the information about the Man Utd football hooligans from the early seventies along with the stories about fights breaking out when the single was played. It all helps us piece together the history with regard to the world of Punk!

[@dirtywaterpj_dj]

V2 and Lurkers are your best ones there. Snatch will be third best, price wise. And Suburban Studs. The rest are common items. But you got an ok deal for your money.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know and thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@LessAiredvanU]

Oh, sweet child...! You have the debut singles of two seminal Manchester area based bands; Penetration, and Slaughter and the Dogs, one by the Adverts who had a hit with Gary Gilmore's Eyes, and the debut Generation X (Billy Idol) single.. I bought compilation albums just to get these tracks... I have only one of these singles, the Snatch one. It is the only non UK record in that set, the artists (Judy Nylon and Pat Palladin?), being part of the US No Wave scene. £25 was a bargain, especially if you were a Sham 69 fan.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know these are Manchester based bands which I did not know. Its great to get feedback about these records so thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@ianjohnson263]

Snatch and V2 are pretty rare. First Slaughter on Rabid too. The Yobs are The Boys, its their Christmas tune.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know. I think I had a result. Now I understand about the Yobs and Boys thing. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@darcyska]

That's amazing! Congrats! Really cool to get some vintage and classic punk

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I was in the right place at the right time. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@drychaf]

Indentity by Xray Spex is one of my lasting favourites from my teenage years. You've got to play it loud, of course. I've only got it on LP, so I'm jealous of that find. Buzzcocks' What Do I Get is a good one too. Those two could get your £25 back, possibly.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know and its good to know I got value with my purchase. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@cmbsgc]

The Yobs 7" is titled "Run Rudolph Run". The actual name of the band is "The Boys", they used the name "The Yobs" to record novelty Christmas records like that one. The Buzzcocks 7" A-side is "What Do I Get?", the B-side is the unmarketable "Oh Shit", so they split the A-side title over both sides of the sleeve. Twenty five pounds for all those classics? And the box? You made off like a bandit my son.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and information on all of these different singles especially the info about the Yobs name change. Your comments are very much appreciated and yes, I disappeared sharpish!

[@bjhellstream]

Amazing find. Had most of those back in the day. The value of these must be a lot more than £25...

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, it seems I did very well in picking these up.

[@brispope3085]

Haha, I remember we had a Slam Suburban Studs poster on the ceiling of our school form room. Progressive form tutor....

[@thevinylvault]

Your form tutor must have been very cool. Thanks for watching.

[@BillAdams-fb3jm]

[7:52] The title on that single is Run Rudolph Run, and the next one you can't read is Suburban Studs. Cool Sham 69 singles collection.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know, your comments are appreciated and thanks for watching.

[@Louis-o6e]

Just sold all my punk records around 200 singles and selling 1000 LPs (not punk on eBay right now) You’ve got some cool finds here.

[@thevinylvault]

Great, sounds like a good time to sell with lots of punk collectors still about.

[@calebwright6151]

Have a look on Discogs for the picture sleeves but prices can be a bit iffy. I went to many parties that played punk but most of the records got trashed hence some of them are collectible. I saw GSTQ in Beanos as well it was in a frame on their wall Beanos was my go to for my collection Great video

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks, I will take a look and I think your right about the records getting trashed. Beano's was great I preferred the original shop off the market before they moved to the shop with the three floors. The good old days. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@nedludd7622]

It's been such a long ago. Nice though to be reminded of XTC. That one was when Ska was doing well. I liked them.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@neilherring]

Nice little run of Punk singles. They all came in picture sleeves originally, Doing It the English Way is a rare one, and the X-Ray Spex is big money, but only if its on pink vinyl. The band you couldnt read is Suburban Studs.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I appreciate you parting with your knowledge and taking the time to comment.

[@davidwilliams2840]

The x-ray specs single you're thinking of is germ-free Adolescents which is pink

[@ian4012]

Not all early punk singles had picture sleeves. 😉😉

[@tomritchie3408]

@@thevinylvault xrayspex was signed wasnt it? if so that bumps the price a bit more.

[@thevinylvault]

@@davidwilliams2840 Thanks for letting me know, your comment is appreciated and thanks for watching.

[@mikelong3904]

I think I have all of them except The Fools and the Wasps ones. The Lurkers one might be on red, blue or white vinyl if it's not black! Great find though especially the Slaughter & the Dogs ones.

[@thevinylvault]

Wow! You have some great records. I need to double check the Lurkers one although I have a feeling it was on black vinyl. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@brucevair-turnbull8082]

Back in the day, I had a punk/new wave singles collection. Nearly all picture sleeves and close to mint. I sold them all (in a rash moment) for 50p each. Among them was the the original silver injection label 'Spiral Scratch' EP by the Buzzcocks. What was I thinking?!🤕

[@thevinylvault]

That’s a little saddening and I feel your pain. You are not the only one. I have heard many similar stores of people selling their records, only to look back and think what did I do. Thanks for sharing your story and taking the time to comment.

[@ron6096]

The V2 single is the most expensive. Think it’s Speed Freak and That’s it. I have this single too. Regarding Shadow by the Lurkers, it was brought out in black originally, then red, white and blue. There was then a green anniversary produced in 2017 I think. I have the red, white and blue and black, all in picture sleeve and all signed by The band members pictured on the front. Don’t know a value, but must be worth a fair bit.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for the feedback and information about the coloured vinyl etc. That signed copy sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@Wearenotreallyhere]

The V2 single was easy enough to get in Manchester but pretty hard to get anywhere else and a rare thing now.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for letting me know. I did not know much about punk until now. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@ITALJUTE]

Lucky b4r5t4tt! What a bargain. You lucky, lucky, lucky b4r5t4tt! In a nice way.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks, I appreciate your comments. All the best.

[@colinwynn4384]

Oh and Don't Dictate definitely had a picture sleeve.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@LPS-R-US]

Hey Vinyl vault, super collection. I just showed some of my punk singles in a video and then saw yours...keep spinning cheers

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. Also interesting to know you also did a punk video. I will keep spinning for sure. Good hunting!

[@boozed24seven]

You did well getting that lot. The band name you couldn't read is Suburban Studs, not a bad single too.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for confirming. I appreciate you letting me know and taking the time to comment.

[@anthonyclarke5579]

£25.00! You robber. The singles are of course only worth what someone is prepared to pay for them but should you sell, then break up the set and sell individually. There are a few old un's out there that would be happy to be re-united with a piece of their misspent youth. Most of that/my generation have grown up had kids yada yada but would pay just to have something of their lost youth back in their hands. Not my cup of blood any longer (I'm 68) and would suggest it's a shrinking market but you did very well my son. Excellent find and purchase, well done.

[@thevinylvault]

It’s the first time I have been called a robber but I get your point lol. I also fully agree a few old un's out there would be happy to be re-united with a piece of their misspent youth. That statement is spot on!. The shrinking market is also probably very true but as long as the music is good people like me and younger will keep the vibe alive by looking for music they missed because it was before their time. The stuff on the radio these days is not everyone’s cup of tea. Let’s keep this stuff alive. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@mikedenley8529]

Lurkers are pictured outside the Red Cow in Hammersmith. They played a month long residency there after the release of Shadow I believe. This single is notable not least because it was the first ever release on Beggars Banquet

[@thevinylvault]

Wow!, I never knew. That is a really interesting and informative piece of information. Thanks for taking the time to share it as well as pointing out its the first single on Beggars Banquet, I should have twigged that.

[@koont666]

Fulham boys like me ❤🇬🇧

[@Richard-mc7mb]

You got free admission to the red Cow gigs if you bought the single, hence the name on the sleeve.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know, this all helps to piece the story together. Many thanks for your comment.

[@thevinylvault]

Really! That’s a cleaver promotional idea and great value for the fans. Thanks so much for sharing this information which is so interesting.

[@gmantramp404]

The one sided sham 69 What have we got if in Near mint condition is worth what you paid for the entire box but it originally was issued in a black generic sleeve 👍 Your V2 single if similar condition and it's a 1st pressing black vinyl I noticed £30 👍. Was reissued on red vinyl. If X Ray Spex is the pink one and in Near mint condition that's a £30 collectable 🤘🤘 Nice record box also. You did well for £25👍🤘 Forgot to say Your Sham 69 Borstal Breakout if in the collectable condition You can add another £20 🤘🤘

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, share your knowledge and vinyl prices. It is very much appreciated.

[@John-ee6bt]

Got a few of those gathering dust upstairs 😅 Suburban Studs got the album not that 45.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. Dig them out and give them a spin.

[@TheBudgie29]

Sham 69 - Song Of The Streets / (original title) What Have We Got, single sided single. 5000 pressed. No Picture sleeve. There are Bootlegs, Buyer beware. Slaughter And The Dogs The Three Decca ones did not have a picture sleeve, where all the others did. XTC did have a Picture Sleeve. The Lurkers BEG 1 was there debut single. And the Photo Is them outside The Red Cow in Hammersmith. Where this single was handed out to every one who attended the gig. Common practice at that time. I was a Punk In London, saw all of these and more live In the Pubs. Penetration, yes a Picture Sleeve, and again Debut single. Again V2 Is the Debut of three singles. Vortex Unfortunately Is not the German Band, Just a sampler for the Album called Vortex. Generation X - Your Generation yes PS, And again a Debut single. Sham 69 - Hurry up Harry had a PS, and the Jukebox one was a later pressing, as the originals were solid centers. Skids has a PS. Snatch one came In gold First Press or White Second Press. All Sham 69's are PS. Skids all are PS. The Yobs - Run Rudolph Run cover of the Chuck Berry Classic. Suburban Studs - I Hate School Great track one of three. Adverts, all have PS. The Cortinas - Fascist Dictator Debut single, all have PS. 999 - Me And My Desire 1978 so just In. Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The U.K. Is French on the Glitterbest label and the PS Is missing. The Fools - Psycho Chicken (Beeped) Is German. Sex Pistols all had PS. Apart from the Novelties, not a bad Haul. I would put the Value at about £300+ the Lot. If only that X-Ray Spex had been Bondage Up Yours. Your looking at around £2000 plus. Still nice I have all of those and more. picking them up at the time. And living In London when It was all going off. great Times. Thanks For sharing. and I hope All this helps. It was all out of the head as you were pulling them out. So someone may correct Me If I missed something.

[@thevinylvault]

Wow! Thank you for the very informative and compressive reply. The information you have supplied is second to none and I love the fact you are the real deal who watched these groups in the clubs and pubs of London town first time around. I enjoyed reading your comments and am so pleased I made this video as it seems to have stirred up a good buzz in the punk community. Thanks again for taking the time to watch and comment. All the best.

[@pipelinecenter]

A gold finish is indeed a gold finish!

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, I would agree. Thanks for your comment.

[@strumbolli]

Good find, there mate. I probably owned about 2 3rds of these and still have some of them, a couple I've never seen or even heard of.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for the nice comment. I am pleased you still have them and hope you still give them a spin. Its also nice to know I may have shared something you did not know about. All the best.

[@willieluncheonette5843]

that Suburban Studs record is great punk before they changed. Of course, condition is VERY important if you want to flip these records. Gotta be VG + at least for most collectors

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for the info. Won’t be selling these as I am looking forward to listening to them. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@charliejohnson-tk3oo]

V2 record alone goes for £30+ on Discogs.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know. I had a result in that case. Thanks for watching.

[@tamarsessions9180]

Great find. Your vinyl shelf is wrong turn it 90 degrees. The way you have it isn’t load bearing. 🤟

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you and thanks for your comment about the shelf. I am struggling for room so it may have to stay that way for a while.

[@tamarsessions9180]

@@thevinylvault don’t want you being crushed by vinyl 😂 would be a great story for the grandkids though

[@thevinylvault]

@@tamarsessions9180 True, It might make a good video if it comes down while I am recording lol.

[@David-mg1yj]

Centre punched out of the Sham 69 and Pistols singles is probably because they were once on a jukebox.

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, you may well be correct. I wonder if all the jukebox records get sold off after they got swapped out or were most thrown away?

[@JaEDLanc]

Bloody hell I had most of those, never heard of v2 though, I’m sure don’t dictate had a picture sleeve, the yobs single is run rudolf run and I hate school is the suburban studs, brilliant collection pal the sex pistols is a French import I had it on 12”, the members original was a clear vinyl and masquerade was also on a gatefold picture cover. Thanks for this it’s made me dig my singles out, I normally only play albums because it annoys me changing the record every 3 mins😂 I remember stacking them but they slipped after about 3 singles. Brilliant stuff mate😊

[@thevinylvault]

So interesting to know you had and have most of these and thanks for sharing all of the additional information about the covers and vinyl colours. I am so pleased this video has made you dig out your singles to give them another spin. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@chrisclarkson7275]

Suburban Studs; Buzzcocks is "What do I get".

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for confirming. I appreciate you letting me know.

[@francismitchell2177]

Don't know if this is just urban myth but I read or heard that all of Slaughter and the Dogs ended up in jail before Punk even died...

[@thevinylvault]

Well I am sure one of my subscribers will know the answer and hopefully confirm here a little later. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@xfoolsgoldx]

Great find👍

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback.

[@IanAKAKeith]

Nice find there, good work!! 😃Big singles collector here and there was always something special about the punk 45s... some of the very first records I ever owned. For the Pistols (I have the French single you do with the picture sleeve and it has Banned In The UK proudly displayed on the front), X-Ray Spex (they were brilliant and are very collectable - their Germ Free Adolescents album is a classic), 999 (same again and I have a great little CD box set - always liked very much them since way back when... Separates would be their best known album which I have on LP too) and the Buzzcocks of course - we are talking well over £25's worth there! Quite a few of the others I know little or nothing about but things like that to me can be a big plus - always fun researching them and playing them of course. Even cooler to discover one or two are rare and worth a good bit. That's happened to me a few times, which is nice lol. Also it's always good to get one of those cases in one piece - they rarely survive and even ones I've got in decent condition and have looked after have fallen apart unfortunately. The contents can be much more impressive though and great to keep the discs in it, if at all possible. 😎

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your comment. It’s interesting to know some of the first records your bought were punk records. It’s also very kind of you to share the information about the Sex Pistols, X-Ray Spex and Buzzcocks. I also agree with your comment saying it’s always fun researching and playing them as well as being even cooler to discover one or two that are rare and worth a good bit. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@IanAKAKeith]

@@thevinylvault My pleasure! 😃Many thanks for the reply and I hope you continue to find great stuff like this... happy collecting and all the best.

[@thevinylvault]

@@IanAKAKeith Likewise, Good Hunting!

[@beatledavetherecordcollector]

Wow, you have done really well there, the sex pistols Anarchy in the UK is a french pressing, 999 are a fantastic punk band and are still going now,I think, I was into punk in the late 70,s early 80s, , for what you have paid I would say you got a bargain, well done my friend, cheers, Dave 😊

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks Dave, Its always nice to get your comments and thanks for sharing your knowledge. I hope to find time to give these a spin soon.

[@beatledavetherecordcollector]

@@thevinylvault it's always a pleasure to watch your channel and see your finds, take care, cheers, Dave

[@thevinylvault]

@@beatledavetherecordcollector Thank you.

[@stevekaotixx]

That V2 single is worth over £30 on it's own

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know however, it will sit in my collection for years to come.

[@chelseachelseaboy]

Song of the streets sham 69 was a gig freebie, no pic sleeve.

[@thevinylvault]

Really! That sounds very interesting. I cant wait to give it a spin. Thanks for your comment.

[@mikevinylspiral]

That's worth 25 quid any day. Great find. Cheers Mike

[@thevinylvault]

Cheers Mike, I appreciate the comment.

[@davidellis5141]

The Sham 69 & Members singles are classics 👌 !

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know. I will hopefully get around to playing them soon.

[@pressuredrop6173]

If the Members single was on clear vinyl.

[@thevinylvault]

@@pressuredrop6173 Thanks for letting me know, I will pull it out and check to see if it’s on clear vinyl.

[@thebrightonbadger116]

is the members on clear vinyl...some were!?? and is identity on coloured vinyl!??

[@thevinylvault]

I don't think so but I will check. Thank you.

[@nickcooper1260]

good selection, well worth having. The X.T.C. 'Making Plans For Nigel', did have a picture sleeve, a cartoon of parents and son. The back gives names of all the bands parents, in keeping with the subject of the song, (overbearing parents).

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for confirming the X.T.C.single ‘Making Plans For Nigel' did have a picture sleeve depicting a cartoon of parents and son. This is the type of information that really helps us get a better understanding of how the records were released.

[@angelicupstart1977]

There’s two in there worth a decent amount of bucks. You will work it out 😉

[@thevinylvault]

Really, thanks for letting me know I cant wit to go throw them in detail.

[@GarethGriffiths-um1un]

I dont know where you got that lot for £25 quid but with todays prices you had a right result

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. Just got lucky, right place right time. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@COL321]

Those picture sleeves have survived much better than mine!

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, I was lucky. Thank you for the comment.

[@AlanUniacke-kt1jh]

They've survived better than me.

[@thevinylvault]

@@AlanUniacke-kt1jh lol, thanks for your comment.

[@TheFairway8]

Don’t Dictate did originally have a picture sleeve it’s a blue colour I think with a live shot of the band if I remember. The Pistols Anarchy single is a French pressing I think on The Glitterbest Label. The Vortex single that features Mean Street was in fact Gary Numan on guitar. I was an avid collector of vinyl especially punk singles from back in the day probably got close to a thousand singles

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and information especially the bit about Gary Numan on guitar. It’s also interesting to know you were an avid collector and I am sure you have some amazing records in that large collection. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment which is appreciated.

[@matthewwinter5581]

The V2 could be worth a little bit. Is it on red vinyl?

[@thevinylvault]

I cant remember. I will check. Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate the comment.

[@TommysVinylnaut]

Great find an cheap price.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[@PhillipLand]

no matter the quality, 32 USD for all of those singles is a ROBBERY. Nice find!

[@PhillipLand]

**The Yobs title is Run Rudolph Run**

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know about the title, much appreciated.

[@stevefeatherstone9507]

ive got hundreds of punk records that i bought when i was a punk

[@thevinylvault]

Excellent dig them out and give them a spin for old times sake. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@mickbeirne3427]

Who ever sold them for £25 hasn’t really got a good deal - so long as the records are playable they’d be worth more than £300, and with the record box that’s £301.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know, if he had said £50.00 I may have walked away. Nice to know the box is worth a pound.

[@vinylwood]

Awesome little find, great older punk.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks 👍

[@michaelscholar]

Great score! But this video would have been a lot more interesting if you had done a little research beforehand (perhaps on discogs) to know more about the finds you are sharing: did they originally come with picture sleeves, what pressing, value…

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your comment. I am always excited to share my finds so I don't always have time to do all the research but I do get your point. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@betaville72]

Wonder where all the original sleeves went?

[@thevinylvault]

Exactly. I was wondering the same thing. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@DavidB-py8nz]

Didn't know slaughter & the dogs got signed to decca, didn't even know decca signed any punk bands. Also didn't know decca still used in those sleeves in 77. quite a lot i didnt know!

[@thevinylvault]

Don't worry you are not the only one. We are all learning every day and hopefully enjoying the ride. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@betaville72]

Decca also signed Adam & The Ants when they were a punk band. They released only one single for Decca, the very un-punk 'Young Parisians'.

[@LucyOLastic]

They signed Adam and the Ants. releasing "Young Parisians" b/w "Lady."

[@thevinylvault]

@@betaville72 Thanks for letting us know about Decca signing Adam & The Ants. Your comment is appreciated and thanks for watching.

[@thevinylvault]

@@LucyOLastic Thanks so much for letting me know they also signed Adam & The Ants. I am learning every day. I appreciate you letting me know.

[@nickcooper1260]

Penetration 'Don't Dictate' did have a pitcure sleeve, great song, along with 'Danger Signs' their best, I think.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks again for your supportive comment and information its really appreciated.

[@xwsftassell]

Nice one.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@xwsftassell]

@@thevinylvault The pleasure was all mine.

[@acrodave9287]

It was more unusual to find punk singles that DIDN'T come in picture sleeves! It may be worth looking at the records themselves as you got quite a few singles on coloured vinyl. The Yobs title was Run, Rudolph, Run.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your very interesting comment and letting me know about the singles coming out on coloured vinyl. I better double check them. Thanks again for your comments.

[@waxear311]

X-ray spex!!!! 👍

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you.

[@paulmessis1094]

The box alone is 20 quid

[@thevinylvault]

It is a nice box so I guess you are correct. Thank you.

[@patthewoodboy]

if the centre is missing , it means it was in a Juke box and probably knackered

[@thevinylvault]

Yes. you are correct it may well have been in a juke box but I will double check the condition. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@deancronin6934]

Worth it for the Sham 69 alone nice box too

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you and yes I was admiring the box myself a little earlier.

[@karenboyle4573]

Brillent find

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[@firstboyonthemoon8876]

Nice find. And lovely birds singing in the background. Quite a contrast to the content of those 45s.

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, they were really going for it. Maybe they were excited for me. Thanks for your comment.

[@xwsftassell]

Suburban Studs.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks, I appreciate you letting me know.

[@lauriepolo4575]

Nice little collection Pistols singles alone will get your money back

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I wont be selling these as I cant wait to play them. Thanks for your comment.

[@patthewoodboy]

great find

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. Its very nice to receive positive comments.

[@VonT68]

The Sex Pistols Anarchy in the uk is a 1st press french 1977/640 112.worth about £20.00 mate 👍

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I appreciate the fact you took the time to let me know as well as giving me a clue about the price.

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

The single I hate school is by a Birmingham band called suburban studs they used to support the Sex Pistols that single will fetch you in at least £15

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for parting with your knowledge which is appreciated.

[@chrissmith8526]

A great find

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you.

[@stuartfrance811]

Suburban Studs...

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks so much for confirming. I appreciate you letting me know.

[@andymiles6311]

Good stuff. A little disappointing some not on picture sleeve.worth the money definitely

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, shame some are missing the sleeves but I must say it was good find. Thanks for your nice comments.

[@JackosJingles]

A lot of them didn't from what I recall only the initial pressings had a picture sleeve. It used to be that a picture sleeve was used as a selling point.

[@thevinylvault]

@@JackosJingles Thanks for your comment. I am pleased they had picture sleeves as it makes purchasing them more interesting.

[@koont666]

French pistols

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, you are correct. Thanks for letting me know. All the best.

[@83_is_the_magic_number...]

I'd buy off you as you don't have a scooby about punk records 😂

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for the offer but I can’t wait to listen to these records. I may not have a scooby about punk records but one thing is for sure, I love music and getting a chance to listen and appreciate these records on vinyl will make my day and maybe I can be one of the new breed of puck fans which will help keep this music alive. Thanks for your comments.

[@TheBerzerker666]

Sex Pistols “Anarchy”single would have been released with a black and white picture sleeve and it is defo French

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for the claification and taking the time to watch and comment.

[@angharaddenby3389]

That foreign Sex pistols "Anarchy in The UK" in the French pressing - I have it.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you. I appreciate the fact you took the time to let me know.

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

V2 on bent records is highly collectable

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

You might be able to get between 40 to 60 pound for it

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

Angel's with dirty faces will fetch you 10 pounds cranked up really high at least 15 pounds

[@thevinylvault]

Again, thank you.

[@thevinylvault]

Excellent, thanks for the info.

[@vinylmartini3377]

What a fantastic find Martin. Just one of those must be worth twenty five quid. Cheers.

[@thevinylvault]

Thank you very much. I need to research them when I get some spare time.

[@danking8379]

I’d have gave 150 for that easy

[@thevinylvault]

Wow, I think I did ok then. Thanks for your comment.

[@TonyAlly-d4b]

X ray spex is from 1978 identity should sell for 15 pounds

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I don't intend to sell these at least for the moment.

[@garylovell6017]

I don't know of any puck collectors.

[@thevinylvault]

Thanks for your comment and pointing out my typo. All fixed now. Thanks for taking the time to let me know.

[@deancronin6934]

I think the Sex Pistols Anarchy was a French pressing

[@thevinylvault]

Yes, I think you are correct based on what another subscriber has said. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@malcolmhenderson3866]

@@thevinylvault The SACEM logo on the label is for Société des Auteurs, Compositeurs et Éditeurs de Musique. Most European and Worldwide countries have their own equivalent. It' s a good way to determine where a record was released.

[@lauriepolo4575]

It was banned in the UK so had to be import in

[@JackosJingles]

Yes it is. I have that pressing in my collection.

[@thevinylvault]

@@malcolmhenderson3866 Thanks for letting me know about the SACEM logo it’s very interesting and kind of you to share your knowledge.