Sex Pistols

The live recording of the Sex Pistols at Budokan on November 16, 1996, marked a significant moment in the band's history as it represented their reformation and the spirit of punk that still resonated with audiences. By this time, the Sex Pistols had released their album "Filthy Lucre Live" in 1996, which captured the raw energy of their live performances from their 1996 reunion tour. This particular concert showcased the original lineup, featuring iconic tracks such as "God Save the Queen" and "Bodies," which were emblematic of their rebellious nature. An interesting fact about the band is that their 1977 release, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols," had initially positioned them as pioneers of punk rock, and their return in the 1990s revitalized interest in their music, bridging generations of fans. The Budokan show exemplified their enduring legacy and the continued relevance of their provocative message in a new era.

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