Some Product: Carri on Sex Pistols

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Some Product Carri on Sex Pistols
Some Product Carri on Sex Pistols cover
Studio album (interview) by Sex Pistols
Released August 3, 1979 (UK)
Genre Spoken word
Length 41:32
Label Virgin (UK)
Warner Bros. Records (US)
Producer John Varnom
Sex Pistols chronology
The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle
(1979)
Some Product: Carri On Sex Pistols
(1979)
Flogging a Dead Horse
(1980)

Some Product: Carri on Sex Pistols is an interview album, an often overlooked curiosity in the Sex Pistols' catalogue, though the record has been reissued on CD even after the group managed to win back control over their band name and recordings. The interviews are mostly presented in a collage style. Highlights include Sid Vicious telling the listener to "Buy my record and make me a millionaire!" and Paul Cook and Steve Jones' hilarious appearance on an American radio show. It also features audio from the band's infamous appearance on the TV show Today which received a number of complaints from viewers due to their use of bad language.

The Sex Pistols were always famous for their controversial and humorous interviews, and with suitably iconoclastic Jamie Reid artwork, this unconventional (and patently unmusical) album managed to climb to #6 in the UK album charts.

The title melds the then-popular British comedy series of Carry On films with a pun on the word carrion.

[edit] Track listing

All tracks are spoken word collages put together by John Varnom from various interviews and radio ads. Additional material includes a snippet from Tubular Bells.

  1. "The Very Name 'Sex Pistols'" (various artists) – 5:27
  2. "From Beyond the Grave" (Sid Vicious) – 8:27
  3. "Big Tits Across America" (Paul Cook and Steve Jones) – 11:19
  4. "The Complex World of John Rotten" (Johnny Rotten) – 8:18
  5. "Sex Pistols Will Play" (Paul Cook and Steve Jones) – 3:21
  6. "Is the Queen a Moron?" (Sex Pistols) – 3:55
  7. "The Fucking Rotter" (Sex Pistols) – 0:41


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