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Rhino assembles the definitive '70s punk collection. Pretty much.

A A A Comments (0) By Annie Zaleski Thursday, Nov 27 2003

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Elvis Costello is included on the collection, but, because of licensing issues, the Sex Pistols are not.

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"If I had my way, I'd find a way to put people like later-period Bowie or Tom Petty or Cheap Trick [on the box]," Stewart says. "A lot of poppier things were embraced by a lot of people seeing those bands, because that music represented something different, exciting. Somebody once said punk rock meant buying Never Mind the Bollocks and Pet Sounds on the same day. I'm hoping that almost anybody who buys the set is going to be in for a lot of things they discover and, most importantly, love."