Sex Pistols, God Save the Queen (1977)
They made just 25,000 copies when pressing this record. It is assumed, however, that only ten lived when A&M killed them. The Sex Pistols hated the mark and terrorized them virtually. Rumors that John Rotten harassed and cursed execs. Meanwhile, the mark HQ reportedly destroyed the bathroom. By default, A&M didn’t like it and demanded album destruction. A lot was spared anyway. Some sold more than $8,600.
Sex Pistols, God Save the Queen (1977)
U2, Pride (In The Name Of Love) (1984)
Rumor is that only 50 records were issued for this song, so you can imagine how uncommon it is. Rolling Stone also classified the album as the 388th best song ever made. However, Bono disagrees. Even now, Bono isn’t happy with how this album came out. It applies to the civil rights era and Martin Luther King’s assassination. The specific single worth $9,000.
U2, Pride (In The Name Of Love) (1984)