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angus mcintyre

" ANGER IS AN ENERGY " ...

Alex Socialreject

E buonasera!

angus mcintyre

"MAY ! The ROAD ! R I S E ...WITH ...(YOU) " ....

Polynomial -C

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Baggy Bang

E buonasera!

Co Cl

Lohnny Jydon > I could be right so Johnny Lydon , one of the last poets highbrow shows us the way because How read books, novels, essays, poetry, to escape the décérébrage television or computer? I'm not sure why I write it like that, I'm tired - - - soon I leave you there behind your screens to kill you ideas, pull your eyes out, public ingrate !!! -

Co Cl

Could be wrong, I could be rightCould be wrongI could be wrong, I could be rightI could be black, I could be whiteI could be right, I could be wrongI could be white, I could be blackYour time has come your second skinThe cost so high the gain so lowWalk through the valleyThe written word is a lieCould be wrong, I could be rightCould be wrongI could be wrong, I could be rightI could be black, I could be whiteI could be right, I could be wrongI could be white, I could be blackYour time has come your second skinThe cost so high the gain so lowWalk through the valleyThe written word is a liemaybe its a lie , maybe not , you're the best anyway anyhow anywhere anyany !!! -

abby otter

PIL en concert le 9 octobre 2016 aux Docks de Lausanne !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alex Punx

"I come from the trash. I was born and raised in a poor neighborhood in North London, a similar place as you imagine Russia today. It was not just an extremely controlled society but the feeling of being watched was also huge. The . People born in this system of shit, 'shitstem' as they called Jamaican, was convinced that there were people who had the right to send you to the royal family told him. 'Can you ask for loyalty, but not demand I'm not for serve anyone. '"Life has not been easy for John Lydon. Born in 1956 into a family of Irish immigrants, he grew from a boy who almost died from meningitis to become the greatest scourge to the 'establishment' Britain from the time before Queen Victoria. He did, and become Johnny Rotten, the Sex Pistols, the group of ephemeral but hectic life that forever changed music after consumed at full speed, and sent the precepts of punk. "God save the Queen and her fascist regime, that make you asshole" was the cry with which empezaba'God save the queen ', the anthem of the generation that ended with this: "There is no future." The result of that was a monumental mess of censorship, denunciations, overdose, wrinkled noses with disgust, dyed hair and garish clothes.Well, that story is known. And pictures Rotten bellowing like a lunatic, eyes bulging already belong to the photo album of the twentieth century. But the Rotten / Lydon himself he wanted to tell. 'Anger is energy' (published in Spain by now editorialMalpaso) is the title of the singer's memoirs about to become a sixties. A jumbled collection of memories, anecdotes and value judgments which aims to show the reasons that pushed his personal revolution. The title corresponds to a verse composed parapublic Image Ltd (PIL), the group with which he dynamited the punk after the end of the Sex Pistols. "It was a statement of intent for people no longer see the anger as something negative and start to use it creatively," he says in the book about the phrase, part of the song 'Rise' (1986).'Anger is energy' between the mocking raspberry and exaltation of self Rotten practicing throughout the chapters. "We must say Quehe transformed the music twice in my life: one with Sex Pistols and one with PiL" he says in a moment of the prologue, then ensure "Nobody can write something negative about me unless I have thought before ;. half of the time, when people get me a sack, I feel relieved that I think have not been with me all they could (...) I am a real tyrant myself This book responds to self-analysis I practiced a lifetime and that is ongoing. "

Alex Punx

"Vengo de la basura. Nací y crecí en un barrio muy pobre del norte de Londres, un lugar parecido a como te imaginas Rusia hoy en día. No sólo era una sociedad extremadamente controlada sino que la sensación de estar vigilado era también enorme. La gente que nacía en este sistema de mierda, 'shitstem', como lo llamaban los jamaicanos, estaba convencida de que había personas que tenían derecho a mandarte. A la familia real le dije: 'Podéis pedir lealtad, pero no exigirla. No estoy para servir a nadie'".La vida no ha sido fácil para John Lydon. Nacido en 1956 en una familia de inmigrantes irlandeses, pasó de ser un niño que casi muere de meningitis a convertirse en el mayor azote al 'establishment' británico desde los tiempos anteriores a la Reina Victoria. Lo hizo, ya convertido en Johnny Rotten, con los Sex Pistols, el grupo de efímera pero agitada vida que cambió para siempre la música después de consumirse a toda velocidad, como mandaban los preceptos del punk. "Dios salve a la Reina y a su regimen fascista, que te convierten en gilipollas" era el alarido con el que empezaba'God save the queen', el himno de aquella generación que terminaba con aquel: "No hay futuro". El resultado de aquello fue un monumental jaleo de censura, denuncias, sobredosis, narices arrugadas con gesto de asco, pelos teñidos y ropas chillonas.Bien, aquella historia es conocida. Y las imágenes de Rotten berreando como un chalado, con los ojos fuera de las órbitas pertenecen ya al álbum fotográfico del siglo XX. Pero el propio Rotten/Lydon ha querido contarlo él mismo. 'La ira es energía' (publicada ahora en España por la editorialMalpaso) es el título de las memorias del cantante a punto de convertirse en un sesentón. Una embarullada colección de recuerdos, anécdotas y juicios de valor con la que pretende mostrar los motivos que empujaron su revolución personal. El título corresponde a un verso que compuso paraPublic Image Ltd (PiL), el grupo con el que dinamitó el punk tras el final de los Sex Pistols. "Era una declaración de intenciones para que la gente deje de ver la ira como algo negativo y empiece a usarla de forma creativa", dice en el libro sobre la frase, perteneciente a la canción 'Rise' (1986).'La ira es energía' oscila entre la pedorreta burlona y la exaltación de uno mismo que practica Rotten a lo largo de los capítulos. "Hay que decir quehe transformado la música dos veces en mi vida: una con Sex Pistols y otra con PiL", dice en un momento del prólogo, para luego asegurar: "Nadie puede escribir algo negativo sobre mí sin que yo lo haya pensado antes; la mitad de las veces, cuando la gente se mete conmigo a saco, me siento aliviado porque creo que no se han pasado conmigo todo lo que podrían (...) Soy un verdadero tirano conmigo mismo. Este libro responde al autoanálisis que he practicado toda la vida y que sigue en curso".

ANITA ANA

This was playing at the birthday.. .When was 15 years old! As happens on time. ...wwwwoooowwqww

Lee Rimell

A great band, not screwed by McLaren and not fucked up by Vicious.

bigbigsound

Steve Vai's best work.

David Misiluti

Fink you was right.. aye John

Gabriel Rearte

Masterpiece

Twin Chop

rise,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Misa Perez

R.I.P Alexis

getulio altissimo

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Sergio Quiroga

Único, excelente..., y se sigue cagando en la puta sociedad capitalista y malvada...\../, saludos desde Chile...

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