What a pity you never got to the gig tonight. You'd have loved it.
I did 40 years agoOn BBC4 tonight, 11pm to 12:30am. (I know it's been on before, but it's worth watching again, imo)
For those of us who like our music with an edge to it
Great intro.
They could play alright.Up there with the best....and people say the Pistols couldn't play
Fuck off man
In truth there's not a bad song on that album.
I fully agree but it's also the production of it that still amazes me. It's very rare for a decades old album to sound as though it could have been recorded on up to the minute 21st Century equipment a couple of weeks ago. NMTB does, as does Dark Side of the Moon. You'd expect that from Pink Floyd but the Pistols also nailed it.
The usual singles are still brilliant but Bodies is still shatteringly offensive 40 years later.
Sadly, mine does too, though my tv mag says otherwise.
Bollocks, Punk Britannia isn't on after all.
They've got poxy BBC Cardiff singer of the world on.
Aaaaarrrgh !!
Going from what you've posted on here before I think I'd rather see most of your favourites after their death.
Some people used to say the sound was too polished and not raw enough for the Pistols to be considered a real punk outfit.I fully agree but it's also the production of it that still amazes me. It's very rare for a decades old album to sound as though it could have been recorded on up to the minute 21st Century equipment a couple of weeks ago. NMTB does, as does Dark Side of the Moon. You'd expect that from Pink Floyd but the Pistols also nailed it.
The usual singles are still brilliant but Bodies is still shatteringly offensive 40 years later.
HE WAS A TWAT FROM SUNDERLAND
HIS THREAD WAS AN ABORTION
IT WAS A CASE OF STUPIDITY
HIS NAME WAS HORLEY CHORLEY HE WAS CLEARLY BRAIN FREE
Going from what you've posted on here before I think I'd rather see most of your favourites after their death.
Some crackin young bands doing the rounds in London atm. Almost as exciting at the mid-late 70s.
