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Kiss This

Sex Pistols · 1992

68 min · 20 tracks · punk

Raw and rebellious, this collection encapsulates punk's defiance with explosive energy and unapologetic lyrics.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • explosive energy throughout listening
  • dynamic collection of rebellious tracks
  • for late-night defiance
  • pacing shifts keep engagement high

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer polished and refined sounds
  • seek long, slow builds

Where this album fits

Themes
British nationalism critique· post-punk nostalgia
Career context
Released in 1992, 'Kiss This' was a posthumous compilation of the Sex Pistols' impactful tracks from their brief yet revolutionary career. At this point, the band had disbanded for over a decade, following their influential 1977 debut album 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols'. The release aimed to capitalize on nostalgia for punk rock during a time when the genre was experiencing a resurgence in interest.
Stylistic neighbors
The Clash· Dead Kennedys· Ramones
Sounds like this from elsewhere
London Calling by The Clash — Shares the same raw energy and political critique, blending punk with diverse influences.
Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Dead Kennedys — Captures punk's defiant spirit with sharp lyrics and a similar rebellious atmosphere.
Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division — Explores post-punk themes with a haunting atmosphere and a raw emotional undercurrent.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Anarchy in the U.K. 3:31
  • 2 God Save the Queen 3:18
  • 3 Pretty Vacant 3:15
  • 4 Holidays in the Sun 3:19
  • 5 I Wanna Be Me 3:03
  • 6 Did You No Wrong 3:10
  • 7 No Fun 6:21
  • 8 Satellite 3:58
  • 9 Don't Give Me No Lip, Child 3:27
  • 10 (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone 3:06
  • 11 Bodies 3:01
  • 12 No Feelings 2:48
  • 13 Liar 2:39
  • 14 Problems 4:09
  • 15 Seventeen 2:01
  • 16 Submission 4:10
  • 17 New York 3:03
  • 18 EMI (Unlimited Edition) 3:08
  • 19 My Way 4:04
  • 20 Silly Thing 2:46

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