they should sack the sound guy at brixton.it was just a big wall of sound.very poor.0 out of 10!

ian, buckingham,

There's no Pistols track called "I'm a lazy sod". "Seveteen" though does feature this lyric.

Wom, London,

The Monday show was superb both musically and visually. They are one of a kind. Lydon’s voice got better as the show progressed possibly due to the half jack of whisky and can of lager he was drinking. Gone are the ridiculous haircuts and tasteless clothes of previous comeback and back are the blond spikes of 76 and white shirts and waist coats. Steve Jones had that real potent Bollocks sound and he did some real tasty licks. The songs really grooved. They played the whole of Bollocks plus “Did You No Wrong”, “No Fun” and “Steppin Stone”. The group is so English with the St George flags over the amps, the old music hall intro tape, the football chant backing vocals and the “I would like to be beside the seaside” intro to Holidays. The gig had a good natured football vibe with crowd singing straight off the terraces. Lydon interestingly walks a thin line that retains the edge of yore without being nasty and the touches of vaudeville are just on the right side of buffoon.

Michael, London, UK

Fantastic show,sound spot on.... band as tight as a ducks ****.

sarah, Midlands, UK

chris and Karen -

I rather think you are both missing the point. The inclusion of the detail about balding 'middle-aged men' was really an observation that a Sex Pistols is now more Irony in the Uk than it is anarchy. The Sex Pistols were supposed to represent youthful dissidence, madness, incomprehensibility...etc. There was a time when you simply couldn't imagine middle-aged men going to see them perform - now the Pistols couldn't have a gig without their faithful 40 and 50-somethings. How pathetic it is to see Lydon still desperately clinging to his former aesthetic and presenting it as authentic and unchanging. How pathetic that the Pistols think playing an hour of rave music somehow indicates their relevance. Pete Paphides is quite right to point this out. On the other hand, as different as Led Zep/ Take That/ Beach Boys are, the presence of middle-aged men at their gigs back in their hey-day would not have been particularly unusual - and it is not unusual now.

Gabriel Casey, Belfast,

A brilliant night. I'm 22 and there's no one like the Pistols for my generation, I'm happy I've got to see them.

Tom Green, North Lincolnshire,

Apart from the other errors pointed out so far, Belson Was A Gas wasn't post Lydon. He sang this during the last American Tour in 1978 - this review shows some remarkable research skills!

Dan Ritchie, Lancaster,

Belsen Was a Gas was "not" post pistols. The Biggs version was secondary to the origional Rotten version. Check your facts before you pass coment!

Les, London,

Hey I was there AND I still have my hair!

Alan, Spalding, UK

once again a guy with leather patches on his elbows tries to understand something way beyond his understanding and fails.go back to take that and led zeppelin, i suppose there wont be any bald middle aged men present, where do these reviewers come from? womens weekly perhaps!

chris, bedford, england

There was less 'balding middle aged men' there last night than there was for Brian Wlison but that's never mentioned when you review the Beach Boy is it!

Karen, London,