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THE REVIEW

If you're in the mood for some fun, well, "Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols" is just what you need!

Praised by critics as an album that has revolutionized Rock by spreading Punk worldwide, the only studio album by the Sex Pistols sounds like a rejection of society. There were many issues related to the album's title and the content of its lyrics. The record publicly attacks civil society, showing disdain for everything from institutions to aristocracy, all the way to Queen Elizabeth II, who is called a "moron" in the lyrics of "God Save The Queen". The fiery guitar in "Problems" adds even more fury to the album, while the frantic and almost obsessive guitar riff in "Submission" sparks a liberating fun.

Ondarock described it as "the album that definitively exploded Punk worldwide", while Rolling Stone ranked it among the top forty-one albums in history. An album that inevitably got millions of young people passionate about Punk, and gave a strong jolt to the world of Rock.

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Sex Pistols' only studio album 'Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols' is celebrated as a groundbreaking punk record. It boldly critiques society, institutions, and monarchy with provocative lyrics and aggressive guitar riffs. Critics hail it as a global catalyst for punk music, inspiring generations of youth and reshaping rock. The album's controversial themes sparked debates but cemented its legendary status.

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Sex Pistols

Sex Pistols were an English punk rock band formed in London, widely credited as a key catalyst of the UK punk movement. They released one studio album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" (1977), and broke up in 1978 after a turbulent, highly publicized run.
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By 2+2=5

 An attitude that deeply changed an era, an attitude that finds and has found one of its preferential communication channels in music.

 "I am an antichrist, I am an anarchist..." Unhinged, irreverent, uncomfortable, and annoying... In short, fundamental.


By ngw

 Nevermind sweeps everything away; it’s a manifesto and a birth.

 They are objectively ungovernable... iconoclasts with the sole purpose of offending.


By sexyajax

 Punk is not music but an expression of oneself.

 The energy they transfer with 'Anarchy In The U.K.,' 'Liar,' 'No feelings,' 'God Save The Queen' and 'Holiday In The Sun' is like a bomb about to explode.


By joe strummer

 "God Save The Queen is perhaps the absolute pinnacle of punk rebellion; a spit in the face of everything, authority, religion, culture."

 "The Sex Pistols were the true heralds of punk only during the period when they performed violent and nihilistic concerts; the very act of producing a record already goes against its founding principle."


By carlo cimmino

 We listened in silence. We were shaken and almost frightened.

 I thought there was nothing more punk than a woman smiling like that.


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