Pistols Post-Rotten

[clive gash]

Any good?

Pick two

[Nettle Bed]

My Way & No One

[sloopjohnc]

Something Else and My Way.

[The Modernist]

I don't think I'd seen the video for 'Silly Thing' before. Cook & Jones were happy to turn The Pistols into a mainstream metal act, which makes you wonder how much they got punk in the first place. Basically The Pistols without Rotten is completely pointless, although I did think 'My Way' was great.

[soundchaser]

All shit.

Complete embarrassment.

[naughty boy]

I don't think I'd seen the video for 'Silly Thing' before. Cook & Jones were happy to turn The Pistols into a mainstream metal act...

I don’t even know if I’d credit them with that much. They did all sorts of shit. They just wanted cash. Fucking idiots the pair of them.

[Spock!]

All shit.

Complete embarrassment.

Nailed it.

[bobzilla77]

My wife told me, when one of her teachers taught the class about the word "irony", he played them the Sid version of My Way.

It's all garbage innit?

[bobzilla77]

Does anybody remember the "Sid Sings" LP? It was awful too I bet.

[pcqgod]

I loooove "Swindle." "Silly Thing" is okay in a pop-punk sort of way. "My Way" has a perverse power to it, though it's not something I'd want to listen to all the time.

[copehead]

I loved it all I was only 13 and drew no distinction between the earlier stuff and this.
Swindle is one of the greatest things they ever did and I love Tenpole Tudor on it, same with Who Killed Bambi.

I must say by dad baulked at No One is Innocent. I didn't know who Brady and Hindley were but it obviously scared his generation deeply.

[yomptepi]

I loved it all I was only 13 and drew no distinction between the earlier stuff and this.
Swindle is one of the greatest things they ever did and I love Tenpole Tudor on it, same with Who Killed Bambi.

I must say by dad baulked at No One is Innocent. I didn't know who Brady and Hindley were but it obviously scared his generation deeply.

Suddenly your love of the Manic Street cleaners becomes understandable.

Jesus wept.

[The Slider]

It amuses me that people are offended - from either angle - by it

I bought them all at the time. I like them all for the most part.
Silly Thing and No One Is Innocent - I had a French copy that was titled 'Cosh the Driver' - are my two favourites

[echolalia]

I love Silly Thing – it’s a great track.

Something Else – I can take or leave it

No One is Innocent – my motto! They wouldn’t get away with it these days of course.

My Way – love it

TGRnRS – an embarrassment

Friggin in the Riggin – gratuitous filth? I used to like it but now it makes me cringe a little. Those lyrics! I don’t think I heard “delighted squeals revealed the eels had found her sexual quarters” at the time.

[copehead]

I loved it all I was only 13 and drew no distinction between the earlier stuff and this.
Swindle is one of the greatest things they ever did and I love Tenpole Tudor on it, same with Who Killed Bambi.

I must say by dad baulked at No One is Innocent. I didn't know who Brady and Hindley were but it obviously scared his generation deeply.

Suddenly your love of the Manic Street cleaners becomes understandable.

Jesus wept.

It's all good; I love a good loud guitar tune you can whistle or sing a long to, I am a man of simple but melodic tastes.

[copehead]

I love Silly Thing – it’s a great track.

Something Else – I can take or leave it

No One is Innocent – my motto! They wouldn’t get away with it these days of course.

My Way – love it

TGRnRS – an embarrassment

Friggin in the Riggin – gratuitous filth? I used to like it but now it makes me cringe a little. Those lyrics! I don’t think I heard “delighted squeals revealed the eels had found her sexual quarters” at the time.

My dad liked that one, I think it took him back to drinking in the Student Union bar on a Wednesday night.