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Sex Pistols - Filthy Lucre (LP)

Name: Sex Pistols - Filthy Lucre (LP)
Brand: Sex Pistols
SKU: 2bD4k9jEnrGRlKrR9fQjOU
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Sex Pistols

LP
1 piece(s)
1996
15 tracks
53 min
punk

Filthy Lucre

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Product Description

Dive into the raw and rebellious energy of the Sex Pistols with their live album "Filthy Lucre," recorded at the iconic Finsbury Park in London, United Kingdom, in 1996. This punk proto-punk masterpiece captures the essence of one of the most influential bands in rock history, delivering a powerful set of tracks that defined a generation. The album features live performances of classic hits like "Anarchy in the U.K.," "Pretty Vacant," and "God Save The Queen," showcasing the band's unmatched intensity and provocative lyrics. With a running time of just over 53 minutes, "Filthy Lucre" is a testament to the Sex Pistols' enduring legacy and their ability to electrify audiences. Released on July 29, 1996, under the Virgin label, this album is a must-experience for any fan of punk music, offering a glimpse into the chaotic and revolutionary spirit of the Sex Pistols live on stage.

This LP was released in 1996.

Tracks

Bodies - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:34
Seventeen - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
2:31
New York - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:26
No Feelings - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
2:59
Did You No Wrong - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:41
God Save The Queen - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:23
Liar - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
2:46
Satellite - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
4:07
(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
2:53
Holidays In The Sun - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:29
Submission - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
4:42
Pretty Vacant - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:33
E.M.I. - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
4:16
Anarchy In The U.K. - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
3:32
Problems - Live From Finsbury Park,London,United Kingdom/1996Sex Pistols
4:37

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Product specifications

Details

Album: Filthy Lucre
Artist: Sex Pistols
LP release year: 1996
Album release date: 29 jul 1996
Label: Virgin
EAN: 724384192617
Available: No

Product information

Format: LP
Quantity: 1 piece(s)
Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 53 min
Tracks: 15 tracks

EAN

EAN: 724384192617

Other

Limited Edition: No
Country: UK & Europe
Genre: Punk
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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Pistols Reunion Rocks
4 out of 5 stars
Nxeqg4928 November 2024United States🇺🇸
The whole Finsbury Park gig, except for 'No Fun'. Back then, folks were so shocked by the Sex Pistols' reunion that no one bothered to think about how it'd sound; the mere fact that they'd reunited was enough to blow everyone's mind. But Kutie Jones and his Pistols could still deliver, and this album shows it. (I caught their Memphis show during the U.S. tour, and it was fantastic.) Besides the twelve tracks from "Never Mind the Bollocks", they cover a couple of B-sides--'Did You No Wrong' and 'Satellite'--plus the Monkees' punk classic '(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone'. The band is incredibly tight, nearly as sharp as they were in the studio, and John Lydon usually reins in his voice when it starts to slip into that PiL-style wail (snarling to correct it). Really solid stuff.