Cockney Rejects "Greatest Hits Vol 2" Friko "Something Worth Waiting For" Produced by Matt Pauling

Produced by Matt Pauling

Mastering and analog cutting were handled by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios London

John Doe – bass guitar

Waxwork worked directly from the original master tapes of both the original 1979 soundtrack and film score to bring audiences a brand new transfer of every musical cue heard in the movie

Cockney Rejects "Greatest Hits Vol 2" Friko "Something Worth Waiting For" Produced by Matt PaulingFiercely working class in stance and attitude, the Cockney Rejects eschewed the political ramblings of punk's first wave and sang about the circumstances that surrounded them and millions of street kids in Britain's inner cities police harassment, street battles and football to name three. Widely regarded as one of the greatest Punk Rock albums ever made, the Cockney Rejects second album gets the colour vinyl re press treatment. Originally released to