Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols - Submission Live Performance at Brixton Academy
Ah, the Sex Pistols! By the time they hit the stage at Brixton Academy on November 10, 2007, the band had quite a storied past behind them. They were in the midst of a riveting revival, showcasing their iconic punk spirit, years after their infamous breakup in 1978. Notably, just a couple of years before this live recording, they released "Filthy Lucre Live," an album capturing their reunion tour performances from 1996, which offered a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans. The Brixton Academy show was part of a series of performances celebrating their legacy, underscoring how their raw energy had not diminished over the years. It’s fascinating to think how they became symbols of rebellion—unplugged and unfiltered—thriving in their chaotic essence. With Julien Temple at the helm of the direction, audiences got a vivid glimpse into their punk ethos, reminding us that, even decades later, the Sex Pistols still had something to say.
