Sex Pistols

Did the Sex Pistols represent a cultural revolution in the UK or did the cultural revolution represent the sex pistols during the 1970s?
Sex Pistols was developed off the Group Swankers, whichconsisted of Matlock (bass), employee in the store of McLaren, Cook (drums), Jones (vocals) and Wally Nightingale (electric guitar). Nightingale was replaced by Jones on guitar, and Rotten, introduced byMcLaren, came as the new vocalist in August 1975.
The Group was interviewed on the television program "Bill Grundy Show", which the press described as the scandal of the year in England in 1976. Itwas the first time that someone spoke vulgar words on live television in England. Also, art director, Jamie Reids designs played an important role in the creation of the image of the group. Theliterary/philosophical/political movement called Situationism, developed from Dadaism, surrealism and Lettrism, was a great source of inspiration for the entire unit around Sex Pistols.
As one of the firstpunk groups, Sex Pistols got a contract with one major label (EMI) and released the single "Anarchy in the UK" in November of 1976, which was the struggle of the punk movement song. The company brokethe contract on January 6 1977, due to the scoundrel and anarchist behavior of the group, such as fights with members of the public in the concert halls, carefully followed by the media. The numbertwo single "God save the queen", on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II, calling the Queen "moron", was to be released by the record label A & M, but the company withdrew atthe last moment and the group released it by Virgin in May 1977.

The debut album "Never mind the bollocks here's the Sex Pistols” of November 1977 was a symbol of the explosion of British punk inthe late 1970s. It contained the mentioned two singles, and also songs like "Pretty Vacant", "Holidays in the sun", "EMI", "New York" and others, altogether they were 12 original songs. Although most...