Anarchy in the 100 Club, Almost...
Jason Holmes
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Posted 19.11.2012
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UK Entertainment
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100 Club,
Vivienne Westwood,
Malcolm McLaren,
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Sid Vicious,
Steve Jones,
The Specials,
Mojo-Magazine,
Bernard Rhodes,
John Cooper Clarke,
Julien Temple,
Absolute-Beginners-1985,
Johnny Rotten,
Never Mind the Bollocks,
The Sex Pistols,
Kate Nash,
Joe Strummer the Clash,
UK Entertainment News
The evening was planned as a retrospective of the album that changed everything for British music. Never Mind The B******* sprang angrily into life in 1977, an original musical work that openly criticised a culturally cobwebbed United Kingdom. But the organisers do not get politeness this evening. Instead they get cat calls and verbal threats.
