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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of the UsefulNotes/BerlinWall on November 9, 1989.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of the UsefulNotes/BerlinWall on November 9, 1989.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of the UsefulNotes/BerlinWall on November 9, 1989.1989.
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If the band didn't know about it, then its not Real Life Writes The Plot
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** "God Save the Queen" was written when Queen Elizabeth II of England celebrated her 25th Jubilee. Though the band wasn't aware that this celebration was on its way.
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Not a trivia trope.
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* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Both Glen Matlock and Sid Vicious on this album. The former was fired prior to recording this album, but appeared on "Anarchy in the UK" before his departure. The latter was being treated for hepatitis (or at least that was a good excuse, considering that Sid couldn't really play) so he only appeared on "Bodies". As a result, it is Steve Jones that did most of the bass playing on this album.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of [[UsefulNotes/BerlinWall The Berlin Wall]] on November 9, 1989.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of [[UsefulNotes/BerlinWall The Berlin Wall]] the UsefulNotes/BerlinWall on November 9, 1989.
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* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Both Glen Matlock and Sid Vicious on this album. The former left the band prior to recording this album, but appeared on "Anarchy in the UK" before his departure. The latter was being treated for hepatitis (or at least that was a good excuse, considering that Sid couldn't really play) so he only appeared on "Bodies". As a result, it is Steve Jones that did most of the bass playing on this album.
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* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Both Glen Matlock and Sid Vicious on this album. The former left the band was fired prior to recording this album, but appeared on "Anarchy in the UK" before his departure. The latter was being treated for hepatitis (or at least that was a good excuse, considering that Sid couldn't really play) so he only appeared on "Bodies". As a result, it is Steve Jones that did most of the bass playing on this album.
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** "New York" was largely aimed at band manager Malcolm [=McLaren=], who had previously managed the Music/NewYorkDolls and held them and other New York bands up as the punk ideal. The constant references to "pills" and a "kiss" are references to the New York Dolls songs "Pills" and "Looking for a Kiss".
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** "New York" was largely aimed at band manager Malcolm [=McLaren=], who had previously managed the Music/NewYorkDolls and held them and other New York bands up as the punk ideal. The constant references to "pills" and a "kiss" are references to the New York Dolls songs "Pills" and "Looking for a Kiss".Kiss".
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of [[UsefulNotes/BerlinWall The Berlin Wall]] on November 9, 1989.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: "Holidays in the Sun," due to the demolition of [[UsefulNotes/BerlinWall The Berlin Wall]] on November 9, 1989.
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** "Bodies" was inspired by an encounter between Rotten and a LoonyFan who had spent time in an institution and had had several abortions.
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** "Bodies" was inspired by an encounter between Rotten and a LoonyFan who had spent time in an institution and had had several abortions.
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* [[AbsenteeActor Absentee Musician]]: Both Glen Matlock and Sid Vicious on this album. The former left the band prior to recording this album, but appeared on "Anarchy in the UK" before his departure. The latter was being treated for hepatitis (or at least that was a good excuse, considering that Sid couldn't really play) so he only appeared on "Bodies". As a result, it is Steve Jones that did most of the bass playing on this album.
* OneBookAuthor: This was the group's only album, brought out when the band was already falling apart. It is an iconic example of ShortLivedBigImpact, though!
* RealLifeWritesThePlot:
** "God Save the Queen" was written when Queen Elizabeth II of England celebrated her 25th Jubilee. Though the band wasn't aware that this celebration was on its way.
** "Bodies" was inspired by an encounter between Rotten and a LoonyFan who had spent time in an institution and had had several abortions.
** "New York" was largely aimed at band manager Malcolm [=McLaren=], who had previously managed the Music/NewYorkDolls and held them and other New York bands up as the punk ideal. The constant references to "pills" and a "kiss" are references to the New York Dolls songs "Pills" and "Looking for a Kiss".
* OneBookAuthor: This was the group's only album, brought out when the band was already falling apart. It is an iconic example of ShortLivedBigImpact, though!
* RealLifeWritesThePlot:
** "God Save the Queen" was written when Queen Elizabeth II of England celebrated her 25th Jubilee. Though the band wasn't aware that this celebration was on its way.
** "Bodies" was inspired by an encounter between Rotten and a LoonyFan who had spent time in an institution and had had several abortions.
** "New York" was largely aimed at band manager Malcolm [=McLaren=], who had previously managed the Music/NewYorkDolls and held them and other New York bands up as the punk ideal. The constant references to "pills" and a "kiss" are references to the New York Dolls songs "Pills" and "Looking for a Kiss".
