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DIGITAL MUSIC AWARDS God Save The Sex Pistols
voted # 11
Compiled
by Phil Singleton
20 Years of News & Features / 2000 pages Contact / Submit Featuresgodsave@sex-pistols.net News
Contributors: Ray Morrissey, Hervé Labyre, Géant-Vert, Gus
Nicholson, Carlos Lopez
Billboard Video: Watch 'Rise of the Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles' ft. John Lydon
Billboard: "Nickelodeon’s Rise Of The
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles bows Monday, Sept. 17. Lydon lends his
unmistakable vocals to new character Meat Sweats. He’s an erstwhile
celebrity chef, now a power-hungry mutant pig who scours the scene
underneath NYC looking for the perfect living ingredients for his
diabolical recipes. Although Lydon is prepping for the new PiL tour,
which starts Oct. 9 in New Orleans, he did pause to embody his new
character for Billboard. “Meat taught me everything,” he says. “Now to
trap a turtle!”
'Anarchy In Rome'
(Curva Stadio, 10th July 1996) Snot Green Vinyl
Coda
Publishing/Records
This had appreared earlier in the summer as a very expensive 'Japanese
Test Pressing' - this is the 'regular' pressing
A look at a
series of rare test pressings begins with two editions of Anarchy In
The UK The
pressings have been submitted to GSTSPS by Simon Lucas, who is the
proud custodian of rarities previously owned by the late Pete Watts
(Mott The Hoople), Tommy Vance, BBC Producers Tony Wilson & John
Walters, & John McCoy (Gillan) Anarchy In The UK White Label Test Pressing Anarchy In The UK Blue/White Label Test
Pressing
Premiering August 17th on
Amazon Prime.
"In 1974, Bob Marley befriended a young, aspiring photographer by the
name of Dennis Morris.... In this documentary, Dennis walks us through
his photo exhibition of the Sex Pistols as he recounts his incredible
time with Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious, Steve Jones and Paul Cook. 1977-
a year in which he lived alongside four music icons who will forever be
remembered for their refusal to live by the status quo."
More Sex Pistols unofficial live
albums have appeared over the summer 'Anarchy In Paris'
Japan Test Pressing LP (Zenith, Paris 4th July 1996) 'Anarchy In Rome'
Japan Test Pressing LP (Curva Stadio, 10th July 1996) Both Coda
Publishing/Records
Bangor
Is An Energy
John Lydon mural (by Friz ) appeared on the seafront in Bangor
(Northern Ireland) this week PIL headline
Open House Festival in Bangor on Saturday 25th August [Thanks to Joseph
Donnelly]
Regarding
the recent rumour about the Sex Pistols playing at a pub in Cornwall
next April, which was reported in the local press, sex-pistols.net has
spoken to Rambo Stevens (Sex Pistols Residuals) who confirmed there is
no truth in the story
Glen Matlock attended Sylvain
Sylvain's book launch at Omnibus Press in London last night along
with fellow band member Chris Musto and friend
and author Barry Cain. Sylvain performed 3 songs with Alison Gordy on
backing vocals, Teenage News, Looking for a Kiss and Pills. The book, There's No Bones in Ice
Cream, is out now.
A busy Glen also lent his support to the launch of Barry Cain's first
ever novel, Tapes of
Wrath, last night.
17th July
The Public Image is Rotten North American Tour: Toronto and Los Angeles
have sold out.
See pilofficial.com
for full listings and ticket links.
Performing
songs from his new album 'Good To Go' as well as hits from
his acclaimed career. Band features Earl Slick, Jim Lowe, & Chris
Musto
11th July
The Public Image is Rotten Tour continues into
North America
Starts in New Orleans on 9th October. See http://www.pilofficial.com
for full dates & ticket details
The Tallywags World Cup anthem single Charge Of The Light
Brigade - featuring Paul Cook is number 8 in the Official
Physical
Singles chart.
As championed on TalkSport! (see video below 22nd May)
Purchase links: http://musicglue.com/squidger
(limited edition CD) & http://smarturl.it/tallywags (digital)
Exeter, Exeter Picturehouse, 27 June Hackney, London, Hackney Picturehouse, 4 July Southampton, Harbour Lights Picturehouse, 4 July Stratford, London, Stratford Picturehouse, 4 July Liverpool, Picturehouse @ Fact, 6 July Liverpool, Picturehouse @ Fact, 9 July Norwich, Picturehouse Cinema City, 27 June
Camden, London, Odeon Camden, 19 July Manchester, Odeon Manchester Great Northern, 19 July Blackpool, Odeon Blackpool, 19 July Kingston, Odeon Kingston, 19 July Southend, Odeon Southend, 19 July Glasgow, Odeon Glasgow Quay, 19 July Oxford, Odeon Oxford, 19 July London, Electric Cinema, 9 August North
American Theatrical Premiere
New York City, The Metrograph, 14
September
