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Sex Pistols: There’ll Always Be An England
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30 year celebration concert at the Brixton Academy
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Lead singer Johnny Rotten during the punk movement
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Punk icons, Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Sex pistols in the early years of punk rock
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
The Sex Pistols in their 'Never Mind the Bollocks' heyday.
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
The Sex Pistols leading the punk way
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
The punk rock legends reunited
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Sex Pistols 30 years later
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
The Sex Pistols: Glen Matlock, Paul Cook, Johnny Rotten , and Steve Jones
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Glen Matlock, Sex Pistols original bass player
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Drummer Paul Cook
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Steve Jones, guitarist and founding member of Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Here's the Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols: There'll Always be an England
Johnny Rotten leads his Sex Pistols at the Brixton Academy for this 2007 concert marking 30 years since the release of their seminal album, Never Mind The Bo****ks.
Their classic hits are punctuated by political rhetoric, Johnny Rotten style: “We always told ‘em. A Pistols crowd is all sorts. All races, all creeds, all colours. As long as it’s workingclass England, I’m ‘avin’ it!”
The oh-so-pretty frontman is at his flamboyant best. What he lacks in eloquence he makes up for with an infectious energy and a passionate message. While a good portion of the 5,000-strong crowd are Abercrombie-wearing teenagers from the affluent suburbs and perhaps not the working-class, antiestablishment groups Johnny once knew, the hardcore original fans, now middle-aged men with fluorescent
mohawks, are as passionate about the band they fell in love with in the 70s as ever. With St George’s flags flying, There’ll Always Be An England is a message that the sell-out crowd patriotically embraces.
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chelseachrisuk
Sat 10 October 2009, 21:04
when are yoyu showing it again?
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Foggy
Sun 11 October 2009, 11:24
Please show this again as I missed it last night due to the bl**dy X factor!!
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Phil
Tue 29 June 2010, 21:42
What night got recorded ? I went Saturday.
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