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- Esquivando latas de cerveza y escombros voladores durante el show del 8 de enero de 1978, Vicious se parecía a la encarnación masculina de Joan Jett, que se burlaba de la fila delantera toda la noche, frunciendo el labio. A su izquierda, Rotten parecía una marioneta enloquecida. Luego, en un momento del programa, Vicious dejó de tocar su bajo eléctrico Fender, después de una canción, la tomó por el cuello y la lanzó hacia abajo como un defensor de Alamo, aunque a medias. Un fragmento borroso de video de archivo de esa noche capturó una parte del incidente. Vicious se perdió completamente su objetivo en la primera fila: un miembro de la audiencia que se burlaba del pogo y se llamaba Brian Faltin, de Comfort, que acudió al concierto específicamente para hacer "un anti-punto". La leyenda dice que el malvado chico malo y adicto a la heroína de los Sex Pistols ensangrentó gravemente la cabeza del fanático ingobernable. El brazo izquierdo de Vicious estuvo parcialmente vendado esa noche, y su torso y su brazo derecho revelaron varias cicatrices y cortes nuevos y autoinfligidos.Es parte de la mitología de los Sex Pistols.
U.S. Tour 1978. Original sound-Sonido original. Johnny Rotten (John Lydon) Steve Jones Paul Cook Sid Vicious
Thank you for uploading this. Heard many stories of this show. It’s awesome to see a piece of music and San Antonio history in amazing quality.
This is from a clip of a movie called "DOA"...the guy sneaked into different gigs on the tour and made some sort of an arrangement with either Malcolm or the band...I asked Steve Jones about it and he said the guy was a crook...this is dubbed with the audio from the San Francisco concert by the way...
@@philipholmes5884The guy’s name (the man who made the documentary/film) is Lech Kowalski. He also made a very macabre documentary about Johnny Thunders called “Born To Lose: The Last Rock and Roll Movie”, and he also made the Dee Dee Ramone documentary “Hey is Dee Dee Home?”. I know a few people who have worked with him in the past, and by all accounts he’s a weird dude, but I’ve never heard anyone say he was a ‘crook’ until now. Maybe he is, I have no idea… but this is the first I’ve heard of it.
@@philipholmes5884His name is Lech Kowalski.
I swear I wasn't there
Jesus Saved 🙏
@@BrianMarcus-nz7cs ?????
@@davidlogat9338It’s true. Jesus saved thousands by clipping coupons and only shopping at sales. He was very frugal.
D**n. This was from just 1 year before I was born, in 1979. I can't think of any other band that only released 1 studio album, and that were together for such a short length of time, but have been such an inspiration to so many other bands. Not only that, but to still be so loved, by so many later Generations, even now, in 2024, and after all these years, too, that really says so much right there. They really were incredible, and such a killer band, especially when performing live. Have always wished that they hadn't imploded, as a band, because who knows what they might've ended up doing later on in their career. On a sidenote, JR had them ninja skills at 1:22 in, and dodged the h**l out of whatever was thrown at him! 🙂
Bringing civilization to the savages.
I assume you’re old so I gotta say now that’s called a savage move instead lol
Randy’s Ballroom! Rush played there as well.
Compa ¿Dónde encontraste ese metraje en buena calidad?
Disfrute maestro 3speak.tv/watch?v=ksrecorssss/ffpsbnbj
D.O.A. se llama, en Tubi TV y en Amazon Prime también está
Viva visceral vicious playing bass. great band. many a spectator loving it!
you can hear Sid's bass..it's a little flat..but it's there!!
La imagen es mucho mejor que la que grabaría hoy en día un smartphone
SID WAS PLAYING GREAT.
He could not play period. Steve Jones says as much
Yea hes off every 15secs. ..
We don’t need bass anymore 😭
Well, he was playing competently at least. I guess that’s good enough.
@@Shikta-poobah67 yep. Thats punk rock.
Legendary
Sid clobbered a guy in the head with his bass guitar.
he probably had it coming
I mean I kicked a guy in the leg when I was playing. Soo cool story.
@@bradhome1323He absolutely did. I’ve seen an interview with him (the guy who got clobbered), and in his own words he stated that the only reason he went to the show was to antagonize the Pistols, and he was actually hoping for retaliation… which he got in spades. He was actually proud of the whole thing. It was his big ‘10 minutes of fame’ moment. Dude’s a true troll.
Yea 10 min of fame and nobody still knows his name but we know Sid !!
was für eine Zeit. Ich fand die Pistols in ihrer Zeit mystisch
I quote the last line in "Bridge Over River Kwai."............. "Madness! Pure madness!!!'
awesome musicians
Well........LOL......they were a seminal band.
More like a semenanal band
Ummmm well they were a band I guess
I’m guessing you meant that as sarcasm, but in all fairness Steve had only been playing guitar for about two years at the time this was filmed. He was pretty damn good for being so new to it, plus he was completely self-taught. Paul may not have been a flashy, busy drummer, but he’s rock solid on time, and had a style all his own that was highly recognizable. They weren’t Emerson, Lake, & Palmer (thankfully)… but for a bunch of kids who had only been playing their instruments for a couple of years they were pretty damn competent.
Sid's bass sounds fuckin fantastic.
😂It’s one chord
he's probably not even plugged in
@@hanskloss1331 Deaf mook
@@flyingburritobro68 That's what it was about
@@hanskloss1331he oddly was for this show it appears and he seemed to be playing great
One album and out…..like a comet….
"one and done" imo it should've happened with Guns and Roses
last ten sec`s make this a true classic
Sid chopped the crowd with his bass, LMAO.
That's nice footage! Does anyone know if a full (or longer) set exists?
The Longhorn Ballroom (Dallas) set was filmed in its entirety, with decent sound quality. It’s not their most exciting gig from this tour, but they’re in fine form and like I said the audio is good. I used to own a VHS copy of it many years ago, so I know it’s been around in circulation. I’m sure someone has uploaded it to YT by now.
ever get the feeling you've been cheated
Man wish I was interested back in the day; my Austin buddies made the trek and saw rock and roll history. I believe the tour was short circuited soon thereafter. Near riot.
So fucking good
Is there any more from this show?
I wish. At this point I can say with complete certainty that there is not. I’ve been hunting for any form of bootleg of this legendary, historical gig for well over 40 years, and all I’ve ever seen or heard is clips like this one. This one here is actually the best of the bunch, by far. I grew up in Houston, only a three hour drive away from San Antonio, but I was a bit too young to go to this show. However I know several people who did go, and their stories all match up. This one was one for the history books.
Wow, you can actually hear Sid here. Not as bad as I thought it would be, honestly. Nothing special either, but he’s on the beat and hitting the right notes at least. Not bad for being dopesick and unrehearsed.
This is funny. One of my friends filmed the Dallas show back in the day. He had no idea who the Sex Pistols Were. I always liked this band, they were pretty cool and had a great sense of humor. Too bad about that Sid Vicious bloke though.
I’m pretty sure the footage your buddy filmed made its way to a bootleg VHS that I used to own many years ago. It was the full set. Good quality. You couldn’t really hear the bass, but I’m pretty sure that was intentional. I lost my tape of that decades ago, but I would have to think someone has uploaded it to YT by now.
Tour of the southern u.s.a
I watched some suburbia the other night, the part where they all go into the convenient store where the guy with the limp worked. Everything looked a million years old.
Fascinating. 🤔
@@Shikta-poobah67
Yes very
audience looking like they just left studio 54....but wearing safety pins and chains trying to be all.....punk rock.... the newest fad.... fashion 😕
Sad aren’t they ,,lol
That movie "Everybody Wants Some!!!" captures this well. Set in Austin in the early 80s and there's a moment where the baseball team (main characters of the movie) does exactly this. I think they were coming from a country bar, then went to a punk rock show trying to fit in, sorta like this lol
3:14 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Sis dispensing justice
It's funny they don't sound so bad in today's time!!! 😮😮
Is it the real live footage? It sounds pretty legit for who they were back then
The footage is indeed from the Randy’s Rodeo gig, but the audio was taken from the Winterland (San Francisco) show. I’ve heard the actual audio from this show before, and it was excruciatingly lo-fi.
Rotten.....
was Sid even plugged in to his amplifier
Are you deaf?
Exterminate! Exterrrminate! ☎️
Tengo el cassette original de los Sex Pistols.
Get of load of those hippie SF Punks. LOL
Except that this is San Antonio.
Genuine. Unlike todays music.
kkkk grande vídeo
Are they giving grief to the New York Dolls??
I believe they were. Which is interesting since they certainly were obviously influenced by them to some extent, particularly Steve Jones. I love Steve, he was my first guitar hero, but as an adult I leaned about the dolls and then Johnny thunders and the heartbreakers. Steve is really just playing like Johnny and even took on his mannerisms. And sid singing “something else” and “come on everybody” sounds suspiciously like thunders vocal style. But rotten was definitely not like the dolls, not glam obviously but definitely still into shock and outrage. Incidentally Malcolm, McLaren manger the dolls before the pistols. Very cool to see all those old footage. As a kid I only saw pictures and of course sid and Nancy.
The Dolls and the whole NYC glam scene.
@@slashtrio That's well an exaggeration. The band was started by Wally Nightingale with Paul and Steve. The played The Faces, The Who and pub rock sort of stuff. Did Steve like the Dolls? Sure, but he took a long time to get it right playing any guitar at all. Meanwhile Glen Matlock wrote the songs and he was into the Beatles and admitted he ripped off a tune from ABBA. John is trashing The Dolls and Johnny Thunders because he hated them. No the least for bringing heroin into the London scene. Steve wasn't such a fan of the Dolls that he cared. Malcolm had nothing to do with the music. It was Steve who begged him to put money into it.
@@thepagecollective Not to mention that Malcolm McClaren managed The NY Dolls for the last six months of their existence, before The Pistols started up.
KISS is from NY too (sealed with a... )
John Lennon psicodelico en la miniatura 😅😂
Al final sid vicious se emputa y le pega con el bajo a alguien XD
😂😂😂😂😂
Ya que no sabía tocarlo no tuvo más opción...
vErsIOn rEAL cOntrA LA dE LOs sImpsOns [ 😅 ! ! ! ]
como debe haber dolido el bajaso que pego Sid a algun perro...
I wish there was an ai filter. I’m already sick of ai
I already find nostalgia off of AI cuz I’m from 2077
Never liked the sex pistols just a lot of sweat and noise 😡
The Ramones were right. The Pistols and Malcolm ruined punk rock for everyone else.
Ramones ruined punk by writing stoopid love ballads.🤘🤘🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thats because they were the only true punk band amongst all the pretenders.
The Ramones were a cute little act that could not stop whining that they invented punk when they knew damn well when they arrived in London there was a full punk scene that arose without them. The Romone admitted they wanted to make bubble gum. The Pistols changed everything.
@@anthonyfoster7228 clown
@@thepagecollective🤡🤡🤡
That's rubbish. 🎉😂
I watch it and I try to see the point but i can’t avoid the conclusion it’s just talent free posers. Johnnys I’m crazy eyes, and tiresome sneering delivery. Sid’s … what : nipples? The rest is utterly forgettable. Someone please put the ramones on
Fascinating. 🤔
Man, those guys sucked!
Los yanquis acabaron con los Pistols.
No, that was Sid and Malcolm