That’s James Jeter playing Martin Bormann. Great character actor who always had small but memorable roles. Died in 2007. He did the little spoken intro at the beginning of the song.
@@FellowHuman137 If you are not trollig ... Why? The band clearly stated, back in the day, how this song were against the moralism which was silencing the horrors of the holocaust in order not to shock the "good citiziens" and in order not to awaken people to question how harmful were other racist empires, such as the UK and the USA, that called themselves democracies...as long as they don't disturbed England, Churchill were friendly to Mussolini and indifferent to Hitler, while being himself a ferocioius racist (in more ways, he considered the indians an inferior race, he considered Italians - like me -an inferior race and he were glad we had M. to oppress us, and he were also antisemite). And he once said one thing, in the WW second aftermath (probably unconsciously speaking also about himself): "the fascists of the future will call themselves antifascists" ...and if you truly reported the video, you perfectly fit the definition, along with the politically correct replicants who, thinking to get discriminated people respected, will make impossible FOR THOSE OF US WHO REALLY CARE TO REALLY DEFEND THEM because, in order to show to the world what a good citizen you are, you will try and censor every dirty word, every angry exclamation, or simply many things said for what they are. For example, i see very little to no politically correct robot defending (say) psychiatric patients, or hard drugs users, as these categories tend to be disliked by the majority, and so you cannot risk loosing approvation for defending the categories that many consider as the untochable caste in India. BTW, ANTIFASCIST HERE, not "antifà". ANTITOTALITARIAN 360°, TO BE PRECISE.
I have always thought that this song is a sarcastic one. And in the mid 1970's the very many of the people who really were in the nazi concentration camps as prisoners (if were not gassed or died from other reasons) or as guards (if were not hanged as war criminals after the war), they were then only about 50 years old or more. I am much older now!
Great Rock n Roll swinddle, aqui no Brasil com o Ronnie Biggs .. poucos conhecem a história do filme, só para os raros só para os loucos..... God fuck the Queen....
Well today I learned the vocals on this track were done by an escaped train robber from the UK living in Brazil where he didn't face extradition. He would later return to Britain and spent an additional 8 years in prison (serving 10 of his 30 year sentence). Really one hell of a life this Ronnie Biggs had, to quote another accidental tantrik Hunter S. Thompson, “Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow! What a Ride!" If nothing else, Ronnie Biggs demonstrated that much and thus lived a full and complete life that we should all aspire to grasp from the jaws of the titans in living our own (while remembering always that all things have their price and the Lady Kali conquerors all in the end).
Here's the big joke on everyone. Martin Bormann was a friend of Biggs. That Martin Bormann was there for the filming of this. He met Steve Jones and Paul Cook. Cook and Jones had to keep this secret and have to this day but they have only told closest friends but word has gotten out about this.
@@marcopellizer no problem!!! I said that your lyrics are correct for the pistols version...but in the end of the Biggs version i don't understand what he said...somthing like..." The people standing....destroy pubblicity..." I don't know....
sid vicious belsen was a gas - Belsen was a gas I heard the other day In the open graves where the jews all lay Life is fun and I wish you were here They wrote on postcards to those held dear Oh dear Sergeant majors on the march Wash their bodies in the starch See them all die one by one Guess it's dead, guess it's glad So bad Belsen was a gas I heard the other day In the open graves where the jews all lay Life is fun and I wish you were here They wrote on postcards to those held dear Oh dear Be a man Be a man Belsen was a gas Be a man, kill someone, kill yourself Be a man, be someone, kill someone Be a man, kill yourself
i'd forgotten that you got to see a naked ronny biggs if you watched this clip. perhaps it was my subconscience protecting me from trauma, or that it was 35 years ago.
Very rare time when Rotten and Vicious were out, but the Sex Pistols were still doing stuff. If they had gotten mattock back, they might’ve had a chance
That’s James Jeter playing Martin Bormann. Great character actor who always had small but memorable roles. Died in 2007. He did the little spoken intro at the beginning of the song.
Oh, thanks! I’ve always thought it was Biggs who introduced the song.
I wonder what the job advert was. Old chap needed to play German bloke in hiding,,,, I will Google him.
Wow..i thought Ronnie was...
Imagine trying to play this nowadays!
Call the Thought Polizei!
I loved the Great Rock and Roll Swindle! Fuck anyone using it for fame nowadays! It belongs to the punks!
The best pistols line up
Ronnie Biggs was in a band in Brazil for ages. Couldn't tour internationally though, for obvious reasons!
Not at all, no Rotten, no Pistols, point.
You wouldn't be allowed to think these lyrics nowadays.
you're exactly right.. and soon the video will be removed .. I hope I'm wrong
@@dlakoba4459 nope...it obviously makes fun of nazis...
@@FellowHuman137 If you are not trollig ... Why? The band clearly stated, back in the day, how this song were against the moralism which was silencing the horrors of the holocaust in order not to shock the "good citiziens" and in order not to awaken people to question how harmful were other racist empires, such as the UK and the USA, that called themselves democracies...as long as they don't disturbed England, Churchill were friendly to Mussolini and indifferent to Hitler, while being himself a ferocioius racist (in more ways, he considered the indians an inferior race, he considered Italians - like me -an inferior race and he were glad we had M. to oppress us, and he were also antisemite). And he once said one thing, in the WW second aftermath (probably unconsciously speaking also about himself): "the fascists of the future will call themselves antifascists" ...and if you truly reported the video, you perfectly fit the definition, along with the politically correct replicants who, thinking to get discriminated people respected, will make impossible FOR THOSE OF US WHO REALLY CARE TO REALLY DEFEND THEM because, in order to show to the world what a good citizen you are, you will try and censor every dirty word, every angry exclamation, or simply many things said for what they are. For example, i see very little to no politically correct robot defending (say) psychiatric patients, or hard drugs users, as these categories tend to be disliked by the majority, and so you cannot risk loosing approvation for defending the categories that many consider as the untochable caste in India.
BTW, ANTIFASCIST HERE, not "antifà". ANTITOTALITARIAN 360°, TO BE PRECISE.
I have always thought that this song is a sarcastic one. And in the mid 1970's the very many of the people who really were in the nazi concentration camps as prisoners (if were not gassed or died from other reasons) or as guards (if were not hanged as war criminals after the war), they were then only about 50 years old or more. I am much older now!
Yes, they’re not celebrating what happened but it would still get them in trouble these days.
Mary Millington doing her duty with Steve Jones at the cinema lol
Always loved seeing them on top of that river boat
Ashkenazi classic ..oh dear
They say that Biggs and Jones got on very well.
God bless
Awesome still
this is marvelous. i watched this video when i was 16.
Loved the Pistols ❤️👍🎶
Thats why I loved being a kid in the 70s.... This video would have probably have been on Swap shop or Tiswas😂😂🤣
Not likely 😂 can you imagine noel Edmunds introducing that 😂😂😂😂
Aqui no Brasil com o ronnie biggs.....freáticos Rockn Roll swindle...m
Oh dear.
Lydon was putting PIL together while Cook and Jones were turning out this shite!
By far the best version. They really thought Bormann was in Brazil in those days. Classic footage of Biggsy and the boys
Martin Bormann on bass!
He was in Brazil. He DNA match is a story put out to cover the fact he was.
@@EarlSmith2469 He would still better than sid
@@deadstar1641 Yep
@Careful with that Vax Euegene Yeah they didn't find Bormann in Berlin. That is fantasy.
They pushed everything to the limit .... loved them then and now .... we will never see there like again
*their*
Brilliant ❤️
Quality lets all go up the amazon
Biggsy was right in 1970. 'Four robbers got away'. Five actually. The bloke from Beckenham who organised it.
The Biggster was an amazing artist.
What he said in the end?
pasa que se decia que Martin Bormann andaba por brazil, y el tema hablaba de el genocidio en Belsen, y aprovecharon con algo humor un tema delicado
Totally love this _ the sax solo @ 1:09 is unexpected when you think of the Sex Pistols- however it's fine
Great Rock n Roll swinddle, aqui no Brasil com o Ronnie Biggs .. poucos conhecem a história do filme, só para os raros só para os loucos..... God fuck the Queen....
Verdade😆😆😆
The Onlus one
Oh dear
Just try and get a 'belsen' t-shirt. Anyone who can print shirts could make a few bob. Same with swasticas. No FUN.
Sid Vicious's red swastika shirt was auctioned in 2019 for $44,500
italy 2020
So, did Biggs lay down the vocals in Brazil then mixed with the tracks laid down in Britain ?
That's an Ass kicking thrilling clip movie!
Wow. Sid actually wrote this? Sussing you out.
that junkie wrote nothing . probably came up with the title
Well today I learned the vocals on this track were done by an escaped train robber from the UK living in Brazil where he didn't face extradition. He would later return to Britain and spent an additional 8 years in prison (serving 10 of his 30 year sentence).
Really one hell of a life this Ronnie Biggs had, to quote another accidental tantrik Hunter S. Thompson,
“Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow! What a Ride!"
If nothing else, Ronnie Biggs demonstrated that much and thus lived a full and complete life that we should all aspire to grasp from the jaws of the titans in living our own (while remembering always that all things have their price and the Lady Kali conquerors all in the end).
Here's the big joke on everyone. Martin Bormann was a friend of Biggs. That Martin Bormann was there for the filming of this. He met Steve Jones and Paul Cook. Cook and Jones had to keep this secret and have to this day but they have only told closest friends but word has gotten out about this.
Crazy but I believe it.
Much love ,,, Mossad
Biggs had spoken a pretty thick English, didn't he? But, still was a remarkably bad ass!
Is that a Laura Logic sax solo drifting up from below deck?
no- this is you playing with your saxophone in bed
@@plejady I've got the horn, but it's a T-bone; so it can't be me.
@@twistedmindsex no one is innocent
@@plejady Never mind the bollocks... where's the Sax Pistol?
@@twistedmindsex in my underpants haha ha
Lebensraum, lebensraum, lebensraum 🤣😂😅
Who played sax?
Jim Mackem
Too bad the couldn't really find Bormann to be in the video.
most historians agree M Bormann died in Berlin (killed by Russian soldiers)
Hilarious
Anyone knows the spoken lyrics at the end of the song?!?
Seja um homem
Mate alguém, cometa suicídio
Seja alguém, mate alguém
Seja um homem
Cometa suicídio.
@@marcopellizer i don't think he said that words...🤔
@@albertobuodo7216 Sorry my friend, youtube comments were translated to portuguese automatically, I thought you were a brazilian asking a question.
@@marcopellizer no problem!!! I said that your lyrics are correct for the pistols version...but in the end of the Biggs version i don't understand what he said...somthing like..." The people standing....destroy pubblicity..." I don't know....
sid vicious belsen was a gas - Belsen was a gas I heard the other day
In the open graves where the jews all lay
Life is fun and I wish you were here
They wrote on postcards to those held dear
Oh dear
Sergeant majors on the march
Wash their bodies in the starch
See them all die one by one
Guess it's dead, guess it's glad
So bad
Belsen was a gas I heard the other day
In the open graves where the jews all lay
Life is fun and I wish you were here
They wrote on postcards to those held dear
Oh dear
Be a man
Be a man
Belsen was a gas
Be a man, kill someone, kill yourself
Be a man, be someone, kill someone
Be a man, kill yourself
and martin borman, dont forget him...
109
But who was Ernie Leadbetter?
that was a joke name for Mclaren.....
I see. Thank you!
@@SexPistolsRareities Pure sarcasm!
大列車強盗
Fuck)) Now 2020 is boring! Bring back the past, 1970-90 ...
Biggs' version is the best one.
Not a chance.
This version is shit compared to live recordings
great song i luv me some PISTOLS but man the lyrics are pretty fucked up. this tune would never fly now there would be worldwide outrage over it.
Best song they ever made and played
Sid came up with the lyrics after reading a deathcamp letter
i'd forgotten that you got to see a naked ronny biggs if you watched this clip. perhaps it was my subconscience protecting me from trauma, or that it was 35 years ago.
Traue mich nicht zu sagen
Go on,tell us
Wonder why a sax solo rather than a Jones solo?
Johnny rotten a version is better
yuck
What a fucked up version... Hate it all the way...
SWINDLE It's a Swindle. 😀💰🧷
Very rare time when Rotten and Vicious were out, but the Sex Pistols were still doing stuff. If they had gotten mattock back, they might’ve had a chance
don't think so - no rotten no pistols just another bollox band
Oh dear