Public Image Ltd to release “long lost” alternative US mix of ‘First Issue’ for Record Store Day 2025

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Public Image Ltd (PiL) have announced plans to release an alternative US mix of their debut album ‘First Issue’ on Record Store Day 2025.The “long lost” version of the 1978 record from the post-punk band, fronted by former Sex Pistols vocalist John Lydon, features mixes and re-recordings of tracks from the original album that were created during the 1979 sessions for their second studio album ‘Metal Box’.This version of ‘First Issue’ has never been released and it includes different sleeve artwork compared to the original version.According to the official RSD listing “an alternative version of ‘First Issue’ was initially intended for release by Warner Bros.

in 1979, but it never saw the light of day. It was thought the recordings were lost. However, the misfiled tape was later accidentally discovered in the Warner Brothers vault in the USA and features mixes and re-recordings of tracks from the original debut.”The LP was announced as part of the extensive RSD ’25 list – also featuring exclusive vinyl drops from the likes of Oasis, Charli XCX, Fred Again.., The Cure, Gorillaz and Taylor Swift.These will be available when the annual event returns for its 18th edition on Saturday April 12.The band are set to the hit road for their ‘This Is Not The Last Tour’ in May.

The UK and Ireland dates also include a headline show at Dreamland Margate.Elsewhere, Frank Carter is currently fronting the Sex Pistols who are set to perform a gig at London’s Royal Albert Hall for Teenage Cancer Trust on March 24.The band with Carter in place of Lydon, played a series of shows including an autumn UK tour.

In November, they were announced as part of the Download 2025 line-up, and earlier this year an Australian and US tour was announced.Sex.

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