LONDON (AP).- Punk rockers once wanted to smash the state. Now they’re helping preserve stately homes. The National Trust charity, which oversees Britain’s castles and historic houses, has released a fundraising album of punk classics. “Never Mind the Dovecotes” a play on the title of the Sex Pistols album “Never Mind the Bollocks” includes tracks by the Pistols and other vintage noise merchants, including GBH, Siouxsie and the Banshees and X-Ray Spex. It means Mod band The Jam which has two tracks on the album will sit alongside jars of jam in gift shops at the Trust’s 300 properties, which range from Roman-era structures like Hadrian’s Wall to ruined abbeys, medieval castles, grand country mansions and Victorian pubs. The album is a collaboration between the trust and Decca Records, and a change from previous joint efforts such as “Celtic Collection,” ”Classic Voices” and “Land of Hope and