Various Artists - SEX - We Are Not In the Least Afraid of Ruins (2LP Mohair Blue Vinyl)

The second installment of gems and nuggets straight from the infamous jukebox at Malcolm and Vivienne's King's Road SEX boutique. Compiled again by Marco Pirroni (Adam and The Ants, Siouxsie and the Banshees) another collection of carefully curated tracks that were played on rotation at 430 kings road Chelsea, throughout 1974-1976. Years in the making, this follow up to Marco’s 2004 “SEX: Too Fast To Live Too Young To Die” continues to complete the jukebox playlist with tracks contributed from those friends who frequented the shop - Jordan Mooney (RIP), Paul Cook, Steve Jones and Sam Bully amongst others – remembering those all-important songs that soundtracked the shop and left lasting impressions on them over 47 years ago. Another wild ride and a kaleidoscope of jukebox bangers from The Animals to Max Bigraves, Nico to Burundi Black, these tracks undoubtedly played a heavy influence on SEX’s customer’s young ears many who would go on and change the musical world forever - Sex Pistols, The Clash, Chrissie Hynde, Siouxsie Sioux to name just a few.

1. The Animals - We've Gotta Get out of This Place

2. Chris Farlowe - Out of Time

3. Dave Berry - Don't Gimme No Lip Child

4. Peanuts Wilson - Cast Iron Arm

5. The Cougars - Saturday Nite at the Duck-Pond 

6. Dave & Ansell Collins - Double Barrel

7. Burundi Steïphenson Black - Burundi Black

8. John Leyton - Johnny Remember Me

9. The Dakotas - Cruel Sea

10. The Legendary Stardust Cowboy- Paralyzed

11. Fats Domino - Sick & Tired 

12. Winifred Atwell - Hawaiian Cha Cha

13. Max Bygraves - You Need Hands

14. Lloyd Price - Where Were You on Our Wedding Day

15. The Ethiopians - Train to Skaville

16. Dave & Ansell Collins - Monkey Spanner

17. Billy Fury - Wonderous Place

18. Nico - I'm Not Sayin'

19. The Leaves - Funny Little World

20. The Animals - I Can’t Believe It

21. Ron Moody - You Got to Pick A Pocket Or Two

22. Dave Berry - The Crying Game

23. Mott The Hoople - The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll