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THE SEX PISTOLS HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY |
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Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon slammed reformed 1970s band the Police as "soggy old dead carcasses" Thursday, singling out Sting for a particularly colourful barb. The former Johnny Rotten made the comments two days after announcing that his legendary punk band are to stage a one-off reunion gig in November, to mark the 30th anniversary of their album "Never Mind the Bollocks."Referring to Sting as "Stink," he said of the reformed Police: "That really is a reformation isn't it? But honestly that's like soggy old dead carcasses. "You know listening to Stink try to squeak through 'Roxanne' one more time that's not fun," he said, referring to one of the Police's biggest hits. "It's like letting air out of a balloon," added the 51-year-old.
Source: AFP
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Posted on Sep 21, 07 | 1:59 am
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John Lyndon looked like road kill in the seventies, and now looks like OLD road kill. Granted, he was pretty cool back in the day, but he's kinda pathetic now.
Posted by: eggy on Sep 21, 07 | 6:59 am
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I don't know why these musicians try to put each other down. Just do your own thing, you w*nker! (please excuse my French)
Cheers,
LowLife
Posted by: lowlife on Sep 21, 07 | 7:16 pm
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They are just a beginning band, maybe he has right to speak after their 2nd album... :).
By the way, the concerts of their reunion tour they did some time ago, were generally considered as the worst concerts ever.
Posted by: Angels on Sep 21, 07 | 9:07 pm
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We have seen them at their 1st reunion tour and it was ... crap...
Posted by:
stingus on Sep 21, 07 | 11:04 pm
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Who gives a fuck about this brain-dead freak?
Posted by: Mondmann on Sep 22, 07 | 6:41 pm
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The former Johnny "Rotten" refers to Sting as "Stink"? Can rotten truly detect stink? Or maybe - for Rotten - it's a compliment ;-)
Posted by:
sweetwine on Sep 24, 07 | 12:07 am
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