Uncut —
He recounts the thrillingly unstable formation of Public Image Ltd in the new issue of Uncut
He recounts the thrillingly unstable formation of Public Image Limited in the new issue of Uncut
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Nialler9 —
Public Image Ltd. will celebrate their 40th anniversary of existence with shows all over the world this year and stopping in Dublin on August 26th at The Tivoli Theatre this year. It’s the second show for John Lydon’s band who also play Ban... more info
Sweeping The Nation — Reading back contemporary overviews of music from the end of 1993 it's striking how US rock was grouped together as one intransigent whole, which means that Nirvana, in the year of In Utero and the recording of Unplugged In New York, are usually ... more info
Sweeping The Nation — You know God Save The Queen didn't really outsell Rod Stewart in Jubilee week before the BBC or whoever is supposed to have been responsible fixed the chart, right? Nobody's ever provided more than hearsay proof usually second hand from Malco... more info
Uncut —
"The working class have spoke and I’m one of them"
John Lydon
"The working class have spoke and I’m one of them"
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Stereogum — John Lydon, the frontman of both the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd., once famously snarled that he wants to destroy passerby. And now he's apparently found common ground with a group of politicians who seem to sincerely feel the same way. As Polit... more info
New York Times — In a new book, “Mr. Rotten’s Songbook,†the Public Image Ltd. and Sex Pistols frontman, a.k.a. Johnny Rotten, collects the lyrics to every song he’s ever written. more info
Uncut —
Fleetwood Mac, John Lydon, Elastica and Mac DeMarco are all in the new issue
Fleetwood Mac, John Lydon, Elastica and Mac DeMarco all feature in the new issue
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