Sex Pistols are set to release a new 7″ replica single of their legendary debut track ‘Anarchy In The UK’.The band emerged with their anthemic and iconic debut single in 1976, going on to launch an unforgettable career.On June 9, the track will be released on coloured vinyl for the first time ever, with the red vinyl single limited to 4576 copies.The vinyl, released via the UMR label, comes along with the B-side track ‘I Wanna Be Me’.Copies are able to pre-order now here.Pre-order your copy now at https://t.co/IrnzdPFAa8 * Only available in the UK store. pic.twitter.com/cO4DWPLWgE— Sex Pistols Official (@sexpistols) May 18, 2023Earlier this month, Sex Pistols bassist Glen Matlock played an updated version of ‘God Save The Queen’ to coincide with King Charles III’s coronation.The show took place at London’s 100 Club to support the release of his new album ‘Consequences Coming‘.
Watch Glen Matlock play an updated version of Sex Pistols classic ‘God Save The Queen’ on coronation day
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Sex Pistols’ bassist Glen Matlock played an updated version of ‘God Save The Queen’ yesterday (May 6) to coincide with King Charles III’s coronation.The show took place at London’s 100 Club to support the release of his new album ‘Consequences Coming‘, which was released last week. Announcing the gig, Matlock wrote: “I wonder what kind of warrant I’ll get?! Come on down to the 100 Club this Saturday and find out.”Ahead of the show the bassist said that he would not be changing the lyrics to Sex Pistols’ iconic protest anthem ‘God Save The Queen’ because it was proving tricky to make the new lines rhyme.
But it seems that Matlock found a way.Introducing the reworked song, Matlock said it was for “one night only” before singing the opening line, “We’re gonna save the King/ It ain’t just old thing”. See footage of him playing ‘God Save The King’ below:The Sex Pistols' 'God Save the Queen' has been updated to reflect Charles' coronation.Bassist Glen Matlock gives a preview to Channel 4 News ahead of a performance in central London.
pic.twitter.com/T2DAqLvgFq— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) May 6, 2023Great way to end the day by hearing “God save the King” @100clubLondon @GlenMatlock #CoronationDay pic.twitter.com/rsmcIJoYVB— Murad Qureshi (@MuradQureshiLDN) May 6, 2023Speaking to Channel 4 before the show, Matlock said it was a “bit weird” singing ‘God Save The Queen’ when she is “not around anymore”.“Instead of just changing that one word [king], you’ve got to change a good few of them to make it all work. I’m just doing it one time, for a laugh,” he explained.
“I’m not re-recording the song and putting it out, that would be a whole publishing nightmare. I’m doing it for the people who are there, at that moment in time and
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