PiL and related articles and features
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Sense
in a sentence? |
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Why
don't you try asking an intelligent
question? - March 2008
In-depth look at PiL's infamous appearance
on Tyne Tees,
'Check it Out' TV show in July 1979. |
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"It
ain't the names that matter, you got
to be able to hear them first…" -
August 2007
John Lydon's handwritten reggae
recommendations to a fan (circa 1978-80)
via our link up with ViciousRiff.com… |
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It
isn’t what they mention in The Guardian
- November 2006
Quotes about PiL… It's never been
fashionable to admit to liking
PiL but it seems some people are just more
honest than others… |
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Maureen
Baker: PiL's Public Image 1982/83
- September 2006
Maureen Baker was a photographer who
PiL came to admire, and use extensively;
circa 1982/83. Pretty much becoming
their official photographer at the time.
Maureen's pictures help document a pivotal
time in PiL history, and Fodderstompf
is delighted to bring you an exclusive
selection of her pictures. |
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Metal
Box - August 2006
Extensive review of the 2006 vinyl re-issue,
plus additional information on the original
release. Including links to archive press
reviews and interviews, recording info
etc, plus a guide to other non-album
'Metal Box' era recordings. |
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Public
Image. (un)limited. - December 2004
PiL biography. Use this bio as a guide
and do some digging of your own. Form
your own tastes and opinions. Its
all here, you've no excuses
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Bass
Cultural Vibrations: Visionaries,
Outlaws, Mystics & Chanters - Greg Whitfield,
October 2002
Greg Whitfield covers
the origins of the Dub / Punk crossover
from Jamaica to London. PiL and their
entourage feature heavily throughout;
along with the likes of Jah Shaka, Adrian
Sherwood and Lee Perry, and bringing
the story up to date with London's Disciples
and More Rockers. |
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Collector
or Sad Bastard? - F&F 12,
August 1999
This article was first published in F&F11.
It ruffled so many feathers that I just
couldn't resist putting it on Fodderstompf. Why not print it out and stick
it in your Metal Box! |
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Leftfield
on Lydon - F&F11, December 1999
Various press quotes from Leftfield on
their work with John Lydon. |
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Another
Rotten Day - F&F 5, March 1998
Selection of transcripts from John Lydon's
'Rotten Day' radio show. |
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Virgin
Fucking Records - F&F 4, November
1997
Virgin's (mis)handling of Psycho's Path… |
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Anatomy
of an interview
- Dan Nolte, May 1996
College paper on the legendary
Levene & Lydon
interview with Tom Synder on NBC, The
Tomorrow Show, June 26th 1980. |
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