Sex Pistols ‎– Flogging A Dead Horse VG+/VG+

Released in 1980 after the Sex Pistols’ fiery demise, “Flogging A Dead Horse” wasn’t exactly a new album of unheard material. Instead, it served as a collection of the band’s singles, a greatest hits of sorts, but with a punk rock twist. The album title itself was a darkly humorous jab, a cynical acknowledgement that the Sex Pistols were done as a band. But within the collection were all the anthems that had made them notorious: “Anarchy in the U.K,” “God Save the Queen,” and “Pretty Vacant” – all packaged together to remind the world of the band’s raw energy and rebellious spirit. “Flogging A Dead Horse” wasn’t just a compilation, it was a final statement, a chance to relive the chaos and fury of the Sex Pistols one last time.