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**EXCLUSIVE** Milo Sucked Dick Just To Own The Libs!
- Thread starter plasticbertrand
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Seems like a win win.Sounds like Milo stopped sucking dick to own the libs
Own libs and no dick sucking.
Milo: "You libs better watch out! IF you don't do what I want, I'm going to stop sucking c0ck! Don't make me do it!"
Libs: "Please! There's no need to get crazy!"
I would suck a dick if the cause is worthwhile.
I'm just not petty enough to do it just for the schadenfreude.
Making people cry doesn't give me a hardon.
The Right gives us enough schadenfreude by sucking their own dicks.
I like the music of PIL a LOT up through 1986 or so, but Lydon is insufferable as a personality. I don't think I could sit through that documentary. Now, if the film was made into a book, I'd read it. I kind of regret not seeing them when they toured in 2009 or whatever, but without Levene, Wobble, Martin Atkins, or John McGeoch, eh, it's not really PIL, innit.
Pretty sure he gets nothing from the Pistols residuals, they sold the rights to one of the big three. Lydon is now a real estate developer or something in LA.
He crossed over into free enterprise.
Yeah, the smart rocker dudes who get a windfall invest it in real estate.
I never got into his music.
At the time, it was so popular, I wondered what was wrong with me.
I never got into his music.
At the time, it was so popular, I wondered what was wrong with me.
do you still wonder today?I never got into his music.
At the time, it was so popular, I wondered what was wrong with me.
i don’t recall the pistols being so “popular” here...
next - robt christgau is a weird guy, but amazingly spot-on-the-money with a lot of records/bands... i think he tends to over-rate some nyc bands / under-rate some brit stuff, but whatever... he writes well.
he got this one. from the village voice, 1977.
“Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols [Warner Bros., 1977]
Get this straight: no matter what the chicmongers want to believe, to call this band dangerous is more than a suave existentialist compliment. They mean no good. It won't do to pass off Rotten's hatred and disgust as role-playing--the gusto of the performance is too convincing. Which is why this is such an impressive record. The forbidden ideas from which Rotten makes songs take on undeniable truth value, whether one is sympathetic ("Holidays in the Sun" is a hysterically frightening vision of global economics) or filled with loathing ("Bodies," an indictment from which Rotten doesn't altogether exclude himself, is effectively anti-abortion, anti-woman, and anti-sex). These ideas must be dealt with, and can be expected to affect the way fans think and behave. The chief limitation on their power is the music, which can get heavy occasionally, but the only real question is how many American kids might feel the way Rotten does, and where he and they will go next. I wonder--but I also worry. A“
( + steve jones most excellent guitar racket! )
I pretty much figured out what is wrong with me. Multivariate.
I hated punk when it first hit. I remember peers taking to it like a fish to water.
I should listen to the whole record now and see if I like.
EDIT, I'm listening now and I hear how they influenced the Pretenders, who I love love love.
I like Jonseys Jukebox on KLOS.
I hated punk when it first hit. I remember peers taking to it like a fish to water.
I should listen to the whole record now and see if I like.
EDIT, I'm listening now and I hear how they influenced the Pretenders, who I love love love.
I like Jonseys Jukebox on KLOS.
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If you're not gay, then is the stuff you do really "gay stuff?"
chrissie hynde used to work for mcclaren back around s.p. times, when she was just an ohio bitch, slutting around in london...
saw the pretenders around ‘81 - they weren’t very good... saw public image the first two dates they played in the states. THEY WERE AMAZING!
i’ve gone on about this book before here, but ENGLAND’S DREAMING is one of the best things ever. centers on the pistols/london. essential. (if you dig that kind of thing...)
author - jon savage.
he’s an even cooler froot than milo!
fecalface would be stok-ed.
saw the pretenders around ‘81 - they weren’t very good... saw public image the first two dates they played in the states. THEY WERE AMAZING!
i’ve gone on about this book before here, but ENGLAND’S DREAMING is one of the best things ever. centers on the pistols/london. essential. (if you dig that kind of thing...)
author - jon savage.
he’s an even cooler froot than milo!
fecalface would be stok-ed.
john mcgeoch:
guitar riff on magazine’s shot by both sides
& the banshee’s hong kong garden.
all time!
a good guitar riff is on par with a decent tube...
guitar riff on magazine’s shot by both sides
& the banshee’s hong kong garden.
all time!
a good guitar riff is on par with a decent tube...