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The Sex Pistols at their press conference, in response to growing criticism over their
The Sex Pistols at their press conference, in response to growing criticism over their television interview on yesterdays " Today" programme. Pictured, left to right, Paul Cook, Glen Matlock, Johnny Rotten (John Lydon) and Steve Jones. EMI, Manchester Square, London. 2nd December 1976
Peter Stone
Daily Mirror
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England
DM 76 7035
Media ID 21848139
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Glen Matlock John Lydon Johnny Rotten Musicians Paul Cook Press Conference Punk Steve Jones 1976
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The Sex Pistols - Unapologetic Rebels Facing the Critics
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. In this photo print, we witness a pivotal moment in music history as The Sex Pistols defiantly face the press at their infamous press conference. It was December 2nd, 1976, and the band found themselves under intense scrutiny following their controversial television interview on yesterday's "Today" program. From left to right, Paul Cook, Glen Matlock, Johnny Rotten (John Lydon), and Steve Jones stand united against growing criticism in the heart of London's Manchester Square. Their expressions reveal a mix of determination and rebellion that would come to define punk rock for generations to come. As pioneers of punk music during the rebellious 1970s, The Sex Pistols challenged societal norms with their raw energy and provocative lyrics. This image captures them at a critical juncture when they were unafraid to confront those who sought to suppress their message. Led by frontman Johnny Rotten's fierce charisma and unyielding spirit, this iconic band dared to challenge authority through their music. With Glen Matlock on bass guitar providing a solid foundation alongside Paul Cook's powerful drumming and Steve Jones' gritty guitar riffs, The Sex Pistols revolutionized not only British punk but also influenced countless musicians worldwide. This evocative photograph by Peter Stone transports us back in time to an era where rebellion met artistry head-on. It serves as a testament to The Sex Pistols' enduring legacy as cultural icons
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