SEX PISTOLS: 'There'll Always Be An England' DVD To Receive U.S. Release In October

September 3, 2008

According to Billboard.com, Rhino will release the SEX PISTOLS live DVD "There'll Always Be An England" in the U.S. on October 14.

Released in Europe this past June, "England" features the pioneering punk outfit's original lineup of Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock performing at November 2007 reunion shows at London's Brixton Academy. Directed by Julien Temple, this film is a brilliant, faithful, and utterly honest document of the warts-and-all 30th anniversary shows, complete with flubs, forgotten lyrics, and is an authentic recreation of the shows themselves, which were, by any standards, utterly successful, according to Amazon.com. The concert is short — 77 minutes including bonus track "Roadrunner" — but then again, the PISTOLS only had 24 songs and almost all of them are here. Also includes the documentary entitled "The Knowledge", which features the four PISTOLS individually interviewed as they tour around London, visiting sites of historical interest: their rehearsal rooms are now offices, the site of their first gig an art workshop, each bookended with their own, individual commentary.

Also on October 14, Rhino will release the band's landmark 1977 debut, "Never Mind the Bollocks", on 180-gram vinyl.

"There'll Always Be An England" track listing:

01. Pretty Vacant
02. Seventeen
03. No Feelings
04. New York
05. Did You No Wrong
06. Liar
07. Beside The Seaside
08. Holidays In The Sun
09. Submission
10. (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
11. No Fun
12. Problems
13. God Save The Queen
14. EMI
15. Bodies
16. Anarchy In The U.K.
17. Roadrunner

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