the same year, the group broke up. Twelve years later, Captain Oi! Records reissued 77 in 82, and encouraged by the response to it the band got back together, playing at 1995's Fuck Reading at the Brixton Academy. After that the group didn't split again. In 1997 the band released "Wembley Wembley! (Wembley here we come)" to commemorate Colchester United reaching the final of that year's AutoWindscreens Shield at Wembley. Also on the CD was a version of "Up the U's!" a song written about the football club and still sung there today. The third track contained brief interviews with players, such as Garrett Caldwell, Joe Dunne and former club captain Karl Duguid. In July 1998, the band travelled to New York for a gig at CBGB's, releasing the performance on the Live at CBGB's 1998 album. In 2007 the band re-recorded the "Up the U's!" with local band Koopa with a song entitled "Stand Up For Col U" by Koopa and with the vocals of Colchester United players Jamie Cureton, Chris Iwelumo, Wayne Brown, Karl Duguid, Kevin Watson, Pat Baldwin, Kevin McLeod and Dean Gerken. The single was released to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust. In 2014 they signed to the Jailhouse Records label. which produced two discography releases. They began regularly gigging and recording, with multiple festival appearances, shows, and a U.S tour planned for 2016 as well as a new studio record. Discography Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart. Albums '77 in '82(1982) Rondelet (No. 15) '77 in '97(1997) Captain Oi! Live at CBGBs (1998) Special Duties The Punk Singles Collection (1999) 77 One More Time: Volume 1 (2014) Jailhouse Records 77 One More Time: Volume 2 (2015) Jailhouse Records Singles/EPs "Violent Society" b/w "Colchester Council" (1980) Charnel House "Violent Society" b/w "It Ain't Our Fault"/"Colchester Council" (1981) Ronndelet "Police State EP"' (1982) Rondelet (No. 23) "Bullshit Crass" b/w "You're Doing Yourself No Good" (1982) Rondelet (No. 7) "Punk Rocker" b/w "Too Much Talking" (1983) Expulsion (No. 37) "Mutt" b/w "London Town" (1996) One Stop "Judge and Jury"/"Shadow" (1997) (split with Red Flag 77) "Wembley! Wembley!" b/w "Up the U's!"/"Interview" (1997) Captain Colchester "Split with Violent Society" (1998) Soap And Spikes "MRR Rules"/"Lost Cause or Not" (1998) (split with The Creed) "I Wish It Could Be '77 EP" (1999) Data "Up the U's!" / "Stand Up For Col U" (2007) (Collaboration with