999 - You Us It!. CD. (Anagram Records - CDPUNK 92) This 15 track CD is a welcome addition to the punk collectors series. First issued in 1993 this re-released studio album comes with a limited edition picture disc, and is without doubt 999's strongest album in many years.

999 - The Biggest Tour In Sport/The Biggest Prize In Sport. CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 207) The six live tracks on 'Biggest Tour In Sport' have previously only been available in America and are making their debut on CD here. Also on this release is the band's brilliant 1980 studio album 'The Biggest Prize In Sport' plus the rare 'Found Out Too Late' 45. All the lyrics plus liner notes by vocalist Nick Cash are all part of the extensive booklet.

999 - The Punk Singles 1977-1980. CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 176) Superbly packaged and presented twenty one track round up of all of 999's singles for UA, Radar and Polydor, together on CD for the first time. The deluxe booklet comes complete with pictures of every release, UK and overseas, whilst the CD features the original 7" versions of all the band's classics like "Homicide", "Nasty Nasty", "I'm Alive" and the anthemic "Feelin' Alright With The Crew".

999 - Feelin' Alright With The Crew. DVD. (Cherry Red DVDs - CRDVD44) "Feeling Alright With The Crew" is the first ever DVD to feature one of Punk’s most popular and stalwart bands, 999. Formed in May 1977 the band were signed by United Artists and went on to establish a strong fan base not only in UK but to a large extent in the U.S.A. The band went on to sign for Polydor and enjoyed continued popularity throughout the early 1980’s.Singer Nick Cash was previously a member of Kilburn And The High Roads with a pre-Blockheads Ian Dury. "Feelin’ Alright With The Crew" captures the band live at the legendary Klub Foot in April 1984. Amongst the tracks featured are "Homicide" (a UK top forty hit in November 1978), and the acclaimed tracks "Nasty Nasty" and "Emergency". Bonus material is included in the form of tracks taken from the band’s appearance at the Holidays In The Sun festival held in Blackpool during 1996.

999 - Live At The Nashville. CD. (Anagram Records - CDPUNK93) This 14 track superb quality recording was made at the height of the band's popularity. The album includes rare cuts which are unavailable elsewhere, as well as classics like the singles, "Feeling Alright With The Crew" and "Me And My Desire".

999 - Separates. CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 148) 999's second and final album for EMI. Contains the UK hit single "Homicide" plus the anthemic "Feelin' Alright With The Crew" as well as four rare bonus tracks including the free single that originally cam with the album. Contains lyrics and a band biography.

999 - Albion Punk Years. CD. (Anagram Records - CDPUNK78) Early 80s collection from the London punkers.

999 - Biggest Prize In Sport. CD. (Anagram Records - CDPUNK 67) First time on CD for this LP originally released in 1980 and a certified punk classic from one of the scene's longest surviving and most respected bands. The singles "Trouble" and "Found Out Too Late" are included along with the lengthy EP set "The Biggest Tour in Sport" recorded live.The whole package is completed by humourous track notes by vocalist Nick Cash in a 16 page booklet with lyrics and single sleeves.

999 - Concrete. CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOYCD232) CD re-issue for the punk legends fourth album that included the hit singles "Lil' Red Riding Hood" and "Obsessed".The Deluxe booklet contains lyrics and sleeve notes by vocalist Nick Cash.

999 - 999. CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOY CD 147) The debut album from 999, originally released in 1977 and a UK Top 75 hit, finally gets the Captain Oi! treatment. The singles "Me And My Desire", "Emergency" and "I'm Alive" are included as well as three bonus tracks including the punk classic "Nasty Nasty".

999 - Takeover. CD. (Noise Annoys/Code 7 - NOISE055CD) Long deleted last album by 999 digitally re-mastered. Released in 1998, it feature fifteen tracks of legendary punk, as equal in passion and energy as their '70's releases. Expect simple bass lines that the rest of the band desperately holds on to, primal drumming and howling vocals. This is a band acting perhaps a bit more mature than before but clearly having the time of their lives. One of their best albums. Features: "Takeover", "I Can't Wait", "Falling" and Salvage Mission." Booklet features lyrics, rare photos and liner notes by singer Nick Cash.

999 - 999 + Separates. CD. (EMI - 5841232) The first two albums from 999 on one CD, originally released in 1977 and '78. The first was a marvellous example of how Punk should sound, their follow up was in a whole other league. Separates was made only six months after their debut but the quantum leap is clear, it's everything the firs record was only better, tighter tunes with great chorus, even more confident playing and a superb attitude that makes it one of the greatest records of the age. Twenty three tracks in total, including: "Me And My Desire", "Emergency, "Wolf" and "Titanic (My Over) Reaction."

999 - 999 (Digi Pack). CD. (Captain Oi! - AHOY DPX 147) The debut album from 999, originally released in 1977 and a UK Top 75 hit, finally gets the Captain Oi! Digi Pack treatment. The singles "Me And My Desire", "Emergency" and "I'm Alive" are included as well as three bonus tracks: "Quite Disappointing", the Punk classic "Nasty Nasty" and "My Street Stinks." Booklet features lyrics, liner notes and photos. Totally remastered.

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