Vinyl Record Sex Pistols – The Filth And The Fury [2LP] (Limited Edition, Colored Vinyl)

Sex Pistols is a London-based punk band that has made its name in music history as a symbol of rebellion, provocation, and radical energy. Despite their brief period of activity in 1975-1978, their influence on the development of punk rock was decisive: from fashion and ethics to a sound that became a new voice for disaffected youth. Their only studio album, 1977's Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols, became a manifesto for the generation, and their scandalous performances and censored tracks like “God Save the Queen” became part of the cultural canon.

The Filth And The Fury is not just a soundtrack, but a musical echo of the documentary of the same name directed by Julien Temple, which reveals the history of the Sex Pistols from the perspective of the musicians themselves. The album includes both the band's iconic tracks and songs that precede their formation: covers of rock and roll classics and early demos. This release is an attempt to regain control of their own history, to tell it not through myth, but through live, daring music that was played on stages, in clubs, and at protests. Thanks to the authenticity of the recordings, the album becomes a kind of sound document of the era, in which you can feel the fierce energy, devastating sarcasm and bitter irony of British punk.

The album contains 2 LPs with 18 tracks.

LP 1, side A:

• A1. God Save The Queen
• A2. Submission
• A3. Don't Gimme No Lip, Child
• A4. Whatcha Gonna Do About It
• A5. Road Runner

LP 1, side B:

• B1. Substitute
• B2. Seventeen
• B3. Anarchy In The UK
• B4. Pretty Vacant
• B5. Did You No Wrong

LP 2, side C:

• C1. Liar
• C2. EMI (Unlimited Edition)
• C3. No Feelings
• C4. I Wanna Be Me

LP 2, side D:

• D1. Problems
• D2. Holidays In The Sun
• D3. Bodies
• D4. No Fun