Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Pretty Vacant, the Sex Pistols' July 1977 Virgin single, is about 1977 boredom and anger, ahead of Never Mind the Bollocks.
Never Mind The Bollocks – One album, maximum noise, Virgin 1977
On 28 October 1977 the Sex Pistols released Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols on Virgin, cut at Wessex Sound with Chris Thomas and Bill Price.
Sex Pistols – Punk that burned the rulebook in public
Malcolm McLaren ran SEX, a clothes shop on King's Road, Chelsea, and assembled the Sex Pistols in 1975 around a look before he had a sound.
Afterlife Interview with Sid Vicious
Riffs and Beats Sid, what do you make of today’s music scene?
Sex Pistols – Bodies
In August 1977 at Wessex Sound Studios, the Sex Pistols recorded Bodies with Sid Vicious on bass and Steve Jones doubling him.
Sex Pistols – God Save The Queen
On 27 May 1977 Virgin released God Save the Queen, the Sex Pistols single the BBC banned in Jubilee week.
Sex Pistols – Anarchy In The UK
In October 1976 the Sex Pistols were back at Wessex Sound Studios in London, trying to cut a debut single that would not fall apart in the rush. Their live engineer, Dave Goodman, had already had a go. EMI paid for those sessions. Bassist Glen
Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant
Glen Matlock wrote Pretty Vacant before he was pushed out of the Sex Pistols, and the hook arrived in a bar. He has traced the descending riff to ABBA's SOS, heard on the jukebox at Moonies on Charing Cross Road while he was spending dole