The Complete Control Sessions

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The Complete Control Sessions is a series of live recordings by SideOneDummy Records. The series, which the label compares to Peel Sessions, [1] features live recordings by various punk bands released digitally and on vinyl. [2] The artwork for each release is done by El Jefe Designs. [3] Although the first official release in the series is by The Bouncing Souls in April 2011, the label previously released a live EP by Flogging Molly with the title Complete Control Sessions in March 2007.

Contents

The series is a spin-off of Complete Control Radio, a weekly radio show hosted by Joe Sib, co-founder of SideOneDummy. [4]

Releases

#BandTitleRelease date
N/A Flogging Molly Complete Control Sessions March 13, 2007
1 The Bouncing Souls Complete Control Recording Sessions April 12, 2011
2 Scream Complete Control Recording Sessions August 16, 2011 [5]
3 Anti-Flag Complete Control Recording Sessions September 27, 2011 [6]
4 Smoking Popes Complete Control Recording Sessions May 1, 2012 [7]
5 Samiam Complete Control Recording Sessions October 23, 2012 [8]

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