Sex Pistols - Live In The USA, 1978, Atlanta

Sex Pistols — Live In The USA, 1978

Recorded at Atlanta's Great Southeast Music Hall

Limited edition red vinyl LP

Sex Pistols are releasing three concert recordings for the first time ever. Live in the USA 1978 captures the British punk legends as they whipped audiences in Atlanta, Dallas, and San Francisco. The first concert in the series, Atlanta, arrives February 28 with future releases to follow.

In 1977, Sex Pistols -Johnny Rotten (aka Lydon), Paul Cook, Steve Jones and Sid Vicious — released their first and only record, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols. The album revolutionized rock'n'roll and offended many listeners along the way.

The tour began on January 5, 1978, at Atlanta's Great South East Music Hall. "Now, we came to dance — what did you come for?" says Rotten before the band launches into "God Save The Queen" in Atlanta. "That was the new British National Anthem." Audiences responded to the band's hellish antics accordingly, especially when the band played a reworked classic, "Anarchy in the USA."

 

 

Side A

1.God Save The Queen [Live At The South East Music Hall]

2.I Wanna Be Me [Live At The South East Music Hall]

3.Seventeen [Live At The South East Music Hall]

4.New York [Live At The South East Music Hall]

5.Bodies [Live At The South East Music Hall]

6.Submission [Live At The South East Music Hall]

Side B

1.Holidays In The Sun [Live At The South East Music Hall]

2.EMI [Live At The South East Music Hall]

3.No Feelings [Live At The South East Music Hall]

4.Problems [Live At The South East Music Hall]

5.Pretty Vacant [Live At The South East Music Hall]

6.Anarchy In The UK [Live At The South East Music Hall]

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