Malcom McLaren.
Sex Pistols. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.
Sex Pistols Les Sex Pistols en concert à Amsterdam en 1977 Les Sex Pistols sont un groupe de punk anglais formé en 1975 à Londres, connus pour être les initiateurs du mouvement punk au Royaume-Uni[1]. En janvier 1978, après une tournée mouvementée aux États-Unis, Johnny Rotten quitte le groupe, annonçant ainsi sa dissolution. The Bromley Contingent.- The Sex Pistols earliest punk fans featuring among others Siouxie , Billy Idol and Steve Severin .With rare pictures and Bill Grundy interview. While the music and image of punk was being formed by McLaren / the Sex Pistols and Vivien Westwood's clothes there were two other groups of people who would contribute to the scene.
One was the loose pool of musicians like Mick Jones, Tony James and various members of the Damned and Clash etc who would be sparked into action by the Pistols and a group of fans who would come to be associated closely with the Sex Pistols many of whom would themselves form bands as the Pistols roller coaster trundled on. This group of fans would come to be known as the Bromley Contingent and featured among others Siouxsie, Debbie, Soo Catwoman, Simon Barker, Sharon, Tracey, Billy Idol, Steve Severin to name a few and lovingly described in 'The Boy Looked At Johnny' by Burchill / Parsons as 'a posse of unrepentant poseurs, committed to attaining fame despite the paucity of talent other than being noticed; achieving their aim by displaying themselves in a manner meticulously calculated to kill.'
Sex Pistols - Bill Grundy TV show live on 1 December 1976. Sex Pistols - The Filth And The Fury (Full Length Version)