Sex Pistols Trivia Questions

Their sole studio album, 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols,' was released on October 28, 1977, a landmark in punk rock.

John Lydon never legally changed his name; 'Rotten' was a stage name given by manager Malcolm McLaren.

Sid joined after 'God Save the Queen' was recorded; Jones, Matlock, Rotten, and Cook wrote it.

Matlock was fired in 1977 due to personality clashes and liking the Beatles, not for musical skill.

Sid Vicious recorded a punk version of the song for the 1980 mockumentary, and it was later released as a single, becoming one of his most iconic tracks.

In 1977, they jammed with Perry at a session in London, though the track was never officially released.

They debuted on November 6, 1975, at the school, supporting a band called Bazooka Joe.

In January 1977, to circumvent a performance ban by the Greater London Council, they played at Notre Dame Hall billed as 'The Spots', a pseudonym to avoid police and officials.