Sex Pistols

In the summer of 1996, the Sex Pistols were in the midst of their Filthy Lucre reunion tour, marking a significant moment in their storied history. This particular live performance of "No Feelings" took place in Fairfax, Virginia, and it was part of their first tour in nearly two decades since disbanding in 1978. Just prior to the reunion, the last album released by the band was "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle," which came out in 1979—a chaotic blend of tracks from their controversial career and a reflection of their wild persona. It’s fascinating to note that, despite the years apart, the energy and rebellious spirit that defined their early work seemed to reignite during this tour. The band, notorious for their raw sound and provocative lyrics, captivated audiences once more, proving that while time may pass, their impact on punk culture continues to resonate.

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