• 1. Theme
      • 2. Religion I
      • 3. Religion II
      • 4. Annalisa
      • 5. Public Image
      • 6. Low Life
      • 7. Attack
      • 8. Fodderstompf
      • 9. The Cowboy Song
      • 10. Interview w/ John Lydon
      • 11. 1978

      In 1976 Johnny Rotten and the Sex Pistols set the agenda for punk’s year zero with ‘Anarchy In The UK’, a song that summed up the spirit, sound and attitude of the band in one shocking package. Two years later, the Sex Pistols were in tatters, but Rotten was as unsentimental as you’d hope. He reverted to his real name – John Lydon – and set about forming a band whose very identity kicked against press and media manipulation. Featuring bassist Jah Wobble, drummer Jim Walker and guitarist Keith Levene, his new group was Public Image Limited. The public image would be limited.

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