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Track List
01) Anarchy in the UK
02) I Wanna Be Me
03) Seventeen
04) New York
05) No Lip
06) Steppin' Stone
07) Satellite
08) Submission
09) Liar
10) Substitute
11) No Feelings
12) No Fun
13) Pretty Vacant
14) (PA Trouble)
15) Problems
01) Anarchy in the UK
02) I Wanna Be Me
03) Seventeen
04) New York
05) No Lip
06) Steppin' Stone
07) Satellite
08) Submission
09) Liar
10) Substitute
11) No Feelings
12) No Fun
13) Pretty Vacant
14) (PA Trouble)
15) Problems
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2:57
2:04
3:03
3:32
3:21
4:00
4:12
3:07
3:19
2:54
4:58
3:38
0:40
4:24
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First Released
1977
Punk Rock
Confrontational
Punk
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Medium
Live
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At last, the final statement on the Sex Pistols' Burton-on-Trent gig from 1976. This release surpasses both prior releases -- The Original Pistols Live and The Best of & the Rest of the Original Pistols -- in terms of completeness and even unearths the "lost" track "Satellite." This CD catches the early version of the group during a raw epiphany, which seems to be more appropriate to the punk ethos than the overly polished yet brilliant Never Mind the Bollocks. At this point, Glen Matlock was still the group's bassist, although the fact that he could actually play his instrument, unlike successor Sid Vicious, had no audible impact on this gig. The sound is slightly muddy but overall very good -- such a seminal gig by punk pioneers would sound odd in pristine form. There have been many posthumous live shows released by the band, ranging from their last official gig to the re-formed Filthy Lucre Live, but this is the only one that gives any inkling of what the fuss was all about in the first place.
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At last, the final statement on the Sex Pistols' Burton-on-Trent gig from 1976. This release surpasses both prior releases -- The Original Pistols Live and The Best of & the Rest of the Original Pistols -- in terms of completeness and even unearths the "lost" track "Satellite." This CD catches the early version of the group during a raw epiphany, which seems to be more appropriate to the punk ethos than the overly polished yet brilliant Never Mind the Bollocks. At this point, Glen Matlock was still the group's bassist, although the fact that he could actually play his instrument, unlike successor Sid Vicious, had no audible impact on this gig. The sound is slightly muddy but overall very good -- such a seminal gig by punk pioneers would sound odd in pristine form. There have been many posthumous live shows released by the band, ranging from their last official gig to the re-formed Filthy Lucre Live, but this is the only one that gives any inkling of what the fuss was all about in the first place.
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