>frontman of the band that was the personification of punk >realized that his punk band was actually and empty corporate product >left the group and started making the kind of music he really liked, the kind of music his manager told him to pretend to hate
He was upfront about that commercial too. He flat out said, I wanted the money to finance a new album so I did a commercial.
Carson Young
old men can do whatever the fuck they want. a punk that stays "punk" into his maturity might be as well mentally ill.
Jordan Cox
Being mentally ill is actually more acceptable when you're old, believe it or not.
Isaac Lee
>a punk that stays "punk" into his maturity might be as well mentally ill. Pic related
Tyler Campbell
He's a cunt but PiL was 10x more interesting than the Sex Pistols.
Isaiah Morales
He didn't need an example lol.
Cameron Davis
Are there any similar bands to PiL? Do any side projects of Wobble and Levene even come close? Their debut First Issue is one of my all time favorite albums and I've listened to Metal Box at least 5 times to let it get through my head properly.
Ayden Ross
>the band that was the personification of punk dumb britbong
Hudson Thomas
I dunno how similar you want, but First Issue reminds me of Live At the Witch Trials by The Fall. It's a nice little piece of British post-rock and Mark E. Smith is a drunken fuckin legend
Jeremiah Adams
Thank you. I've been planning on getting into then for a while. Any more recommendations?
Julian Gray
The guy is a fucking legend and I would defend him to the death.
What The World Needs Now was surprisingly good.
Liam Ortiz
He should've used a new name after Levene and Wobble Left. PiL turned into The John Lydon Experience.
Brayden Adams
Hex Enduction Hour by The Fall is basically the same thing as Live At the Witch Trials, so definitely check that one out too. Actually, just listen to The Fall in general. I hope I don't need to say Suicide, I think that's pretty much Sup Forumscore at this point, but if you haven't heard it stop what you're doing and do so now. The only other one coming to mind right now would be Y by The Pop Group, very visceral and untempered
Luis Gray
He's an asshole, PILtd is pretty good though
Tyler Roberts
>I hope I don't need to say Suicide, I think that's pretty much Sup Forumscore at this point, but if you haven't heard it stop what you're doing and do so now I've heard so many great things about them over the years and I really ought to listen to them as soon as possible. The Pop Group's Y is one of my all time favorite albums, along with For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? and We Are All Prostitutes compilation. I've listened to This Heat recently though. Thank you again.
Charles Perez
Is it worth listening to really? I thought that after The Flowers of Romance they were done. Either way, I think they are for most people and that's a shame.
Jeremiah Sanchez
In a way, but the problem with John is that he's contradicted himself way too many times over the years. For any fans of PiL and post punk in general, I'd recommend this documentary: imdb.com/title/tt2210236/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Jose Hill
I thought it was kind of lame he supports Trump, me hating that retard as much as the next guy, but I have to admit I still love the guy
>I hope I don't need to say Suicide, I think that's pretty much Sup Forumscore at this point, but if you haven't heard it stop what you're doing and do so now. suicide is fucking awful >MUH FRANKY
Cameron Anderson
Dude I just said I thought it was lame quit being an insufferable faggot because people think your god-emperor is shit
Cooper Phillips
lydon is a drumpfkin?! deleting all my sex pistols and PIL albums i didn't pay for RIGHT NOW. i'm literally shaking. glumpqh btfo!!!
Robert Diaz
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Anthony Hall
PiL is legit pretty good at least dont
Josiah Roberts
This is literally the most punk thing you can possibly do
Grayson Foster
>muh right-left dichotomy
Ian Mitchell
He was able to say cunt on national television disguised within the word country, much like he did with Pretty Vacant
Samuel Reed
He didn't support Trump though, he just doesn't blindly hate him as a racist because he's told to do so >What of his adopted homeland then, is he scared that the Donald Trump train might just end up rolling into the Oval Office come November? >‘No! I can’t see it happening’, Lydon assuredly replies. >‘It’s a minority at best that support him, and it’s so hateful and ignorant. I agree with the basic principle that we’re all fed up with politicians, but you can’t replace them with businessmen, which is surely the more corrupt form! >‘It’s deeply ironic and sad that people resort to running to a businessman – and one who is famous for managing to bankrupt a casino/hotel. How do you do that? Surely it’s the biggest money earner in the world! >‘But people still can’t see the wood for the trees there. Everything instinctively tells me that he is a wrong’un – and I think he’s just one short temper away from World War Three, that fella!’ He also seems to admire him for pissing off the political elites, and it's really no surprise that John Lydon, a man who's spent his whole career doing that, would think that.
Henry Hughes
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Brody Watson
fags that find things "interesting" should all be shot. sums up pil's shitty music I suppose, "interesting"
youtube.com/watch?v=BpcvJiZUbzI Reminds me of this interview with Zappa in a disco of all places where an interviewer asks him whether Edgard Varese could've been a top 40 pop star... Are these people even self-aware? Not to mention that it was on live television for generations to see.