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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing random people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing random people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; syncing; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing random people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing random people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom random people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play over the speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play in the foreground. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [PiL=]'s [=PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play in over the foreground.speakers. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guiatarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play in the foreground. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guiatarist guitarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play in the foreground. An unforgettable performance.
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* [=PiL=]'s 1980 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZLhqTzjpUM appearance]] on ''Series/AmericanBandstand'' to promote ''Second Edition''. The very fact that this defiantly anti-mainstream band actually got on the show to play their AvantGardeMusic is an AwesomeMoment in itself, but their anarchic antics made things even better. During the first song ("Poptones"), Music/JohnLydon begins grabbing ransom people out of the seated audience, inviting them to dance on stage while he capers around. By the second and final song ("Careering"), Johnny gets the entire audience to leave their seats, filling the stage with people dancing and having fun. The group abandons any pretense of lip synching; John and guiatarist Keith Levene start dancing together, while drummer Martyn Atkins plays snare-like fills on his kit. All this happens while two of [PiL=]'s most foreboding songs play in the foreground. An unforgettable performance.
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