March 2012
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“I still feel I could have become a teacher if I’d followed through on it....”
– John Lydon on working in the play centers at Finsbury Park, Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs
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arcticminkeys:
it sucks when you’re obsessed with a band and you wanna tell the whole world about it but no one gives a fuck so you try your best to shut up about it
I tell the whole world about it anyways
I brought my Clash at Shea Stadium CD to school with me today to show off but no one gives a toss
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“It was all about fisticuffs. The razor blades, stabbings, and guns came in much...”
– John Lydon, Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs
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IDEALS OF A 21ST CENTURY PUNK: calling all fans of... →
historically-yours:
I’ve been a fan of The Clash for quite some time, but I never had the opportunity to see them live. I wasn’t even born when they were together. I did, however, read whatever I could get my hands on. My favorite stories were the ones written by fans who had met them….
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Anonymous asked: how did davy jones die? When was it? I'm sooo confused
“…his stuff was fucking brilliant. What an attitude to life!… He turned out to be...”
– Jonny Rotten on Oscar Wilde (via t—-d)
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I got a CD copy of The Clash: Live at Shea Stadium and it’s super pretty.
The case is like a little book and you open it and it has several pages of pictures from the performance and backstage (some which I had not seen before); also there is a statement from Bob Gruen.
I wanted to take pictures and post them but I got carried away with my Johnny memoir so I think I’ll save them for...
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