AND I WISH I COULD DIIIIEEEEE
AND I WISH I COULD DIIIIEEEEE
Aaron Powell
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Anthony Jones
me too johnny lydon
Leo Moore
stop listening to sex pistols
Mason Gonzalez
WE ONLY WANTED TO BE LOVED
Hunter Jones
THIS IS RELIGION
Jason Jenkins
KEEP BANGING THE DOOR
I WONT ANSWER THE PHONE
I WONT ANSWER THE DOOR
REPTILLIANS
I WONT LET YOU IN
Hudson Rivera
LISTEN TO THE ALIENS REFUGEES
GO BACK GO BACK GO BACK
Asher Brown
kinda my favorite song on the album honestly
James Moore
DRRRIIIIIIIVVEEEEEE
Easton White
Extreme right
The face is white
Left foot, right foot
Keep the shoulders up
Column eighty-eight
The master plan
Uber alles
The Ku Klux Klan
Improvements on the domestic front
Have a cup of tea, good days ahead
Don't ever look back, good days ahead
Colton Harris
Terminal boredom
Nathan Perry
>becomes the face of punk rebellion, despite knowing deep down he's a corporate shill
>eventually becomes a true rebel by leaving his super successful group and starting an experimental art-rock band
I love this man.
Bentley Cruz
jah wooble. spelling?
Sebastian Morgan
I like when PIL played on American Bandstand (weird to begin with) and when Dick Clark came and asked their names, the guy said, "Jah Wobble, THE Jah Wobble".
Jace Taylor
Jah Wobble, so named after John "Syd Vicious" Ritchie drunkenly mumbled his name, John Wardle
Colton Jackson
pil is goat
Jordan Long
WE ONLY WANTED TO FINISH THE ALBUM WITH THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF EFFORT WHICH WE ARE NOW DOING VERY SUCCESSFULLY
Andrew Murphy
DO YOU PRAY TO THE HOLY GHOST WHEN YOU SUCK YOUR HOST
Jackson Ortiz
Hated prog rock. Makes prog punk.
Justin Martin
Lydon was cool for a solid 3 years until his ego got too big, fired Levene and PiL just became Lydon with a revolving cast of session musicians
Owen Parker
>>becomes the face of punk rebellion, despite knowing deep down he's a corporate shill
Is there a documentary or some material to read on this topic?
Jordan Russell
Ha ha, I didn't know that. I thought that was his real name. PIL is the bass line and Mr. Wobble was the best.
Easton Campbell
The Filth and the Fury
Ryan Brown
Thank you. This is what I've been watching, though it doesn't cover any particular band career very much in depth. There are 3 parts though (pre-punk, punk, post-punk).
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