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** "I will show my frustration with society by picking up that fire extinguisher over there and spraying it at the mic!"
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** "I will show my our frustration with society by picking up that fire extinguisher over there and spraying it at the mic!"
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** "I will show my frustration with our society by picking up that fire extinguisher and spraying it into the mic!"
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** "I will show my frustration with our society by picking up that fire extinguisher over there and spraying it into at the mic!"
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* "Fodderstompf", which is literally eight minutes of the band [[StudioChatter larking about in the studio]] over a robotic disco groove.
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* "Fodderstompf", which is literally eight minutes of the band [[StudioChatter larking about about]] [[ThrowItIn in the studio]] over a robotic disco groove.
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** "I will show my frustration with our society by picking up that fire extinguisher and spraying it into the mic!"
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* "Fodderstompf", which is literally eight minutes of the band larking about in the studio over a robotic disco groove.
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* "Fodderstompf", which is literally eight minutes of the band [[StudioChatter larking about in the studio studio]] over a robotic disco groove.
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* In 1979, the band were called for an interview with a youth-oriented British show called "Check It Out". The band were shown a clip of Oi! punk group the Angelic Upstarts guitarist Ray "Mond" Cowie trashing Lydon and PiL for "selling out". This disgruntled John. The interviewer then brings up that they were called the Angelic Upstarts and they started much like the Sex Pistols. Having just had Music/SidVicious die and legal trouble with Sex Pistols manager Malcolm Mclaren at the time, he wasn't too amused. After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves. It can be watched here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOSTGqtajZA
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* In 1979, the band were called for an interview with a youth-oriented British show called "Check It Out". The band were shown a clip of Oi! punk group the Angelic Upstarts guitarist Ray "Mond" Cowie trashing Lydon and PiL Music/PublicImageLtd for "selling out". This disgruntled John. The interviewer then brings up that they were called the Angelic Upstarts and they started much like the Sex Pistols. Having just had Music/SidVicious die and legal trouble with Sex Pistols manager Malcolm Mclaren at the time, he wasn't too amused. After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves. It can be watched here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOSTGqtajZA
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* In 1979, the band were called for an interview with a youth-oriented British show called "Check It Out". The band were shown a clip of Oi! punk group the Angelic Upstarts guitarist Ray "Mond" Cowie trashing Lydon and PiL for "selling out". This disgruntled John. The interviewer then brings up that they were called the Angelic Upstarts and they started much like the Sex Pistols. Having just had Sid Vicious die and legal trouble with McLaren at the time, he wasn't too amused.
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on."
After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves.
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on."
After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves.
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* In 1979, the band were called for an interview with a youth-oriented British show called "Check It Out". The band were shown a clip of Oi! punk group the Angelic Upstarts guitarist Ray "Mond" Cowie trashing Lydon and PiL for "selling out". This disgruntled John. The interviewer then brings up that they were called the Angelic Upstarts and they started much like the Sex Pistols. Having just had Sid Vicious Music/SidVicious die and legal trouble with McLaren Sex Pistols manager Malcolm Mclaren at the time, he wasn't too amused.
amused. After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves. It can be watched here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOSTGqtajZA
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on."
After further provoking," - John calls after being asked about the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves.Angelic Upstarts, whose guitarist trashed them for being sell-outs
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on.
After further provoking,
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* In 1979, the band were called for an interview with a youth-oriented British show called "Check It Out". The band were shown a clip of Oi! punk group the Angelic Upstarts guitarist Ray "Mond" Cowie trashing Lydon and PiL for "selling out". This disgruntled John. The interviewer then brings up that they were called the Angelic Upstarts and they started much like the Sex Pistols. Having just had Sid Vicious die and legal trouble with McLaren at the time, he wasn't too amused.
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on."
After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves.
-->''I don't give two shits what they're called. It's simple. Don't tell me I've sold out, pal. I walked out. It WAS the only honest band in 2000 million years. I couldn't help the management being corrupt, I don't wanna talk about the past. I wanna go on."
After further provoking, John calls the interview a "comedy interrogation act", drops his microphone and leaves. Jah Wobble then erupts, gets out of his chair and goes on a long tirade which is entirely censored, and drops his microphone as well and also leaves.
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* "Fodderstompf". That is all.
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* "Fodderstompf". That "Fodderstompf", which is all.literally eight minutes of the band larking about in the studio over a robotic disco groove.
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-->''Which we are now doing very successfulllllly...'''
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-->''Which we are now doing very successfulllllly...'''''
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* "Fodderstompf". That is all.
-->''We only wanted to finish the album''
-->''With a minimal amount of effort''
-->''Which we are now doing very successfulllllly...'''
-->''We only wanted to finish the album''
-->''With a minimal amount of effort''
-->''Which we are now doing very successfulllllly...'''
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* "Double Trouble" is a surprisingly funny, tongue-in-cheek take on inane domestic squabbles, inspired by an argument John Lydon had with his wife over plumbing. It's the opening track to ''What The World Needs Now...'', so somehow it's especially funny and unexpected that the first lyrics heard on the album are:
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* "Double Trouble" is a surprisingly funny, tongue-in-cheek take on inane domestic squabbles, inspired by an argument John Lydon Music/JohnLydon had with his wife over plumbing. It's the opening track to ''What The World Needs Now...'', so somehow it's especially funny and unexpected that the first lyrics heard on the album are:
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-->And again, and again, and again, and again, and again!
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-->And again, and again, and again, and again, and again!again!
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* "Double Trouble" is a surprisingly funny, tongue-in-cheek take on inane domestic squabbles, inspired by an argument John Lydon had with his wife over plumbing. It's the opening track to ''What The World Needs Now...'', so somehow it's especially funny and unexpected that the first lyrics heard on the album are:
-->What, you fucking nagging again?
-->About what? What? What?
-->The toilet's fucking broken again!
-->I repaired that! I told ya!
-->Get the plumber in again...
-->And again, and again, and again, and again, and again!
-->What, you fucking nagging again?
-->About what? What? What?
-->The toilet's fucking broken again!
-->I repaired that! I told ya!
-->Get the plumber in again...
-->And again, and again, and again, and again, and again!
