Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 11月5日 23時19分

“From the beginning, the #SexPistols had trouble finding venues for their chaotic performances. But #JohnnyRotten, blessed with demented anger heretofore unseen outside a war zone, proved to be the spark that set off the forest fire of punk bans now raging through Britain. EMI, the largest and most prestigious English record company, signed them and released the Pistols’ first single, ‘Anarchy in the U.K.,’ in November 1976. In a tune similar to the Who’s ‘I Can See for Miles,’ Johnny Rotten declared himself an anti-Christ who wanted to destroy everything. The BBC was not amused and gave it no airplay. ‘Anarchy’ was not even in the charts by December 1st, when the Sex Pistols became household epithets in one night.” From the October 20th, 1977 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Virginia Turbot

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