As the UK prepares for Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, which is celebrating her 70th anniversary on the throne, the Sex Pistols are being talked about again.
The band’s official YouTube channel recently released a new video for their anti-anthem, “God Save The Queen,” which was once banned.
The video combines Julian Temple footage of a performance in May 1977 at the Marquee along with clips from the band. Embarrassing Thames River Cruise on the occasion of that year’s Silver Jubilee:
The re -release is led by a group of director Danny Boyle.
The “gun” that hit Hulu on Tuesday.
In Pistols style, the series split into surviving group members. Frontman John Lydon – Johnny Rotten himself – denied it as “Disrespectful And he was involved in a legal battle with his former bands while trying to block the use of Sex Pistols music in the series.
Despite lyrics like “God protect the queen / he is not a man” and the refrain “Without the future”, Lydon said the song does not oppose the queen as a person, only the monarchy as an institution. .
He also offered some greetings to the queen.
“I’m really proud of the queen who survived and worked so well,” she said. “I congratulate him on that and it’s a fantastic result. I am not indifferent to this problem ”.
But he also prophesied for the future royal family once the 96-year-old queen passed away.
“I think it could be the end of the monarchy, because Prince Charles can’t manage it,” he said. “It’s a guy who plays Pink Floyd with his cabbage.”
Source: Huffpost
