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Sex Pistols news press conference at EMI Offices in Manchester Square
Sex Pistols news press conference at EMI Offices in Manchester Square, in response to growing criticism over their recent television interview on yesterdays " Today" programme, pictured Thursday 2nd December 1976.
Manager Malcolm McLaren 29 defended the group and claimed that they were set up by interviewer Bill Grundy. Steve Jones
Johnny Rotten
John Lydon
Glen Matlock
Paul Cook
Peter Stone
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
Media ID 21627564
© Mirrorpix
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Sex Pistols Stand Their Ground - Defending Punk Rock
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. In this iconic photo print, taken on December 2nd, 1976, we witness the Sex Pistols at a news press conference held at EMI Offices in Manchester Square. The band members - Steve Jones, Johnny Rotten (John Lydon), John Lydon (Glen Matlock), and Paul Cook - are captured amidst a storm of controversy following their recent television interview on the "Today" program. Manager Malcolm McLaren, only 29 years old at the time, passionately defends his group against mounting criticism. He boldly claims that they were deliberately set up by interviewer Bill Grundy. This momentous occasion marked an important turning point for punk rock music as it challenged societal norms and ignited a cultural revolution. The photograph itself exudes raw energy and rebellion synonymous with the punk movement of the 1970s. Each band member's defiant expression reflects their determination to challenge authority through their music. With disheveled haircuts and edgy attire, they embody the essence of punk fashion. This image is not just a snapshot frozen in time; it represents an era when punk was breaking boundaries and redefining music history. Peter Stone's expertly captured photograph serves as a reminder of how one group dared to defy convention and paved the way for future generations of musicians seeking creative freedom outside mainstream constraints.
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