The Sex Pistols simply, and seemingly effortlessly, blew away all that had come before them, setting an entirely new bar for rock acts that followed in their wake. Peter Smith explores the impact the band had on the launching of the punk movement as well as its embodiment of 1970s’ disenfranchised youth and tense political climate.
Lonely Boy is the story of an unlikely guitar hero who, with the Sex Pistols, transformed twentieth-century culture and kick-started a social revolution.
From McLaren's handwritten letters to never-before-seen photographs of the band, Jamie Reid's iconic album artwork, and a range of ephemera from concert tickets to fanzines, this book is a definitive celebration of a group that helped ...
Alan Cross is the preeminent chronicler of popular music. Here he provides a history of punk-rock revolutionaries The Sex Pistols. This look at the band—"Delivering Anarchy to the UK"—is adapted from the audiobook of the same name.
Bernard Rhodes was an ideal colleague: not only did he have the practical skill of printing, but his complex, meandering discourse threw up many new ideas. 'The idea of the Sex Pistols wasn't important then,' says Rhodes, ...
In November 1977, Warner Bros. secured the rights to release the album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols in America.
Never Mind the Bollocks was the Sex Pistols' first album - and with it came a new genre of music - punk rock. The Sex Pistols influenced a generation of...
Thanks to Steve Parkhouse’s wonderfully vivid illustrations and Jim McCarthy’s clever distillation of the script that rewrote rock ‘n’ roll and much else besides, the Pistols’ story returns to the rough and tumble of the comic ...
Malcolm started to open up a little more,' says Matlock, but what I really enjoyed was the discussions I had with Bernie Rhodes. He fancied himself as a statesman of the world: he was into minimalism and dadaism.
Glen Matlock was a founding member of the Sex Pistols and co-wrote most of their iconic songs.
From the Kings Road of the early seventies, through the years of the Sex Pistols, Punk Rock and the recording of Never Mind the Bollocks(ranked number 41 in Rolling Stonemagazine's Best Albums of All Time), to his self-imposed exile in New ...