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the-cricket-chirps · 12 days

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Jamie Reid

Pretty Vacant

1977

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seoul-bros · 7 months

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JK in Vogue - Baby Punk Candy

He's calling it punk rock but it's a heavily stylized & sanitized version.

It's not really capturing the intense anti-establishment aggression of the British punk movement in the late 1970s.

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Having said that this is definitely my favourite of the four Vogue concepts. He looks so young, so gorgeous and he's giving Jimin a run for his money in the cute stakes.

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Kind of reminds me of this photoshoot.

But what are Vogue up to with the caption? Why use “And after all this, won't you give me a smile” from London Calling? That's just weird. Look at the full lyrics. This was a shout out against a collapsing society, impending nuclear and environmental apocalypse. The line about the smile is actually berating the establishment and those who chose to go along with it for sitting back and accepting societal disintegration without complaint or rebellion. But Vogue doesn't mean that it's just saying "won't you smile for me baby punk candy" which is just ugggghhhhh.

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Post Date: 25/09/2023

#jungkook #jeon jungkook #JK x vogue #baby punk candy #sex pistols #the clash #london calling #pretty vacant

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cosmonautroger · 6 months

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Sex Pistols

#sex pistols #pretty vacant

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kdo-three · 3 months

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Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant (1977) Steve Jones / Paul Cook / Glen Matlock / John Lydon from: “Pretty Vacant” / “No Fun” (Single) "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols” (LP)

Punk | UK Punk

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Personnel: Johnny Rotten: Lead Vocals Steve Jones: Guitar / Bass Guitar / Backing Vocals Paul Cook: Drums

Produced by Chris Thomas / Bill Price / Dave Goodman

Recorded: @ The Wessex Sound Studios in London, England UK during February of 1977

Single Released: on July 2, 1977 (UK)

Album Released: on October 28, 1977 (UK) on November 11, 1977 (US)

Virgin Records (UK) Warner Bros. Records (US)

The song gained attention for vocalist John Lydon's phrasing of the word "vacant", emphasising the last syllable to sound like the vulgar word "cunt". - Wikipedia

#Pretty Vacant #Sex Pistols #Punk #UK Punk #Never Mind the Bollocks Here’s the Sex Pistols #1970's #Steve Jones #Paul Cook:#John Lydon

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slackville-records · 6 months

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