in the U.K." "Good Mourning/Black Friday" (live) "Devil's Island" (live) Charts Green Jellÿ Green Jellÿ's version of "Anarchy in the U.K." is a parody cover of the original with added Flintstones references. The song originally appeared as "Anarchy in Bedrock" on Green Jellÿ's (then Green Jellö's) Triple Live Möther Gööse at Budokan album. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera took offence to this version and to Green Jellÿ mocking The Flintstones but later relented, as this version was featured on the soundtrack to the Flintstones film that was released in 1994. Critical reception Pete Stanton from Smash Hits gave the Green Jellÿ version five out of five, writing, "They've followed the insanity of Three Little Pigs with more madness, littering a great song wit "Yabadabadoo"s and an eardrum bursting "Wiiillmmaaaa" at the end. Get into Green Jelly quick before a doctor slips them into strait-jackets, shoves them into a room and locks the door." Track listing "Anarchy in the U.K." – 3:29 "Green Jellÿ Theme Song" – 2:15 "Three Little Pigs (Blowin Down the House Mix)" – 6:34 Personnel Danny Carey – Drums Bill Tutton, Rootin' Bloomquist – bass Marc Levinthal, Steven Shenar, Bernie Peaks – guitar Bill Manspeaker, Joe Cannizzaro, Gary Helsinger, Greg Raynard, and Maynard James Keenan – vocals Kim O'Donnell and Caroline Jester – backup vocals, floor tom drums Mötley Crüe American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe covered the song on their 1991 compilation album Decade of Decadence, substituting US analogies and organizations in the lyrics for UK ones. It was also their last song with lead singer Vince Neil until 1997's Generation Swine. References External links SexPistolsOfficial.com: 'Anarchy in the UK 7"' Classic Tracks: 'Anarchy in the UK' 1976 debut singles 1988 singles 1991 singles 1993 singles Sex Pistols songs 1976 songs Protest songs Megadeth songs Mötley Crüe songs Green Jellÿ songs Songs written by John Lydon Songs written by Steve Jones (musician) Songs written by Glen Matlock Songs written by Paul Cook Song recordings produced by Chris Thomas (record producer) Songs about the United Kingdom Anarchist songs EMI Records singles Capitol Records singles Zoo Entertainment (record label) singles Elektra Records singles