EMI

"EMI" is a song by the Sex Pistols, released as the twelfth and final track from the band's only album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (1977).
== Background ==
In a track-by-track review, they discussed to Rolling Stone:
Rotten: "EMI wanted to sign us to show what a grand, varied label they were, but they really were not. This song was fun to write. It was actually mostly done in the studio because the groove was there, and it was relentless. It was a lovely hypnotic trance-like state to get into. They just wanted to be famous and for us to make a lot of money for them and that was it. And that was a real bit of disappointment with this lot coming out of the hippie generation, shall we say, and they were so commercially wrapped up inside profit that it led to their ultimate decline. That's why we'd have T-shirts like, "Never trust a hippie." It was well aimed."Grow, Kory (27 October 2017). "Sex Pistols Break Down 'Never Mind the Bollocks' Track by Track". Rolling Stone.
== Lyrics ==
== References ==
Category:1977 songs
Category:Filthy Lucre
Category:Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Category:Sex Pistols songs
Category:Singles
Category:Spunk
Category:Songs
Category:The Swindle Continues