NEW LP
New sealed copy. White vinyl.
Live in the U.S.A. 1978 – Dallas captures the Sex Pistols at their chaotic peak, performing at the Longhorn Ballroom during their infamous and short-lived U.S. tour. Recorded just days before the band dissolved, this live album documents one of the most confrontational shows in punk history—set not in New York or Los Angeles, but deep in the heart of Texas.
The Dallas performance features a full 14-song set including God Save the Queen, Anarchy in the U.K., Pretty Vacant, and the rarely performed Belsen Was a Gas. From the start, Johnny Rotten mocks the crowd, Sid Vicious provokes them with a marker-scrawled chest and sneering insults, and by the encore, the performance spirals into violence, blood, and sheer punk spectacle. This is the Pistols in full collapse, but never lacking presence.
Issued over four decades later, the recording has been remastered from the original tapes and released on limited edition white vinyl, complete with original radio ads and period-accurate artwork. Critics have praised the album as a raw, unfiltered snapshot of a band imploding in real time—proof that even in disarray, the Sex Pistols remained one of the most compelling live acts of their era.
More than just a concert, Live in the U.S.A. 1978 – Dallas is a piece of punk history, equal parts performance, rebellion and cultural flashpoint.
TRACKLIST:
A1 Intro/Radio
A2 God Save The Queen
A3 I Wanna Be Me
A4 Seventeen
A5 New York
A6 EMI
A7 Bodies
B1 Belsen Was A Gas
B2 Holidays In The Sun
B3 No Feelings
B4 Problems
B5 Pretty Vacant
B6 Anarchy In The UK
B7 No Fun
