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or he might have said it on the Dick Cavett show? He also supposedly expressed his admiration for Billy Gibbons.

Important to note, regarding record labels "if it ain't Stiff, it ain't worth a f**k"

I saw them at De Montford Hall, Leicester in '78 or '79. First time I heard Gloria. I didn't find out for many years that it was a Van Morrison song.

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Good to see Eddie and the Hot Rods there. Their version of Gloria is better than the original. Do Anything You Wanna Do is an anthem for the era.

The interviewer asked him how it felt to be the best guitarist in the world and he replied "ask Rory Gallagher".

I was sitting in the TV room at uni watching TOTP when it came on. The room filled with laughter, partly because we had a mate called Harry but mainly because it was so dire.

How would you describe Dylan's greatest album (imho), Desire?

Bat out of Hell

First prize was awarded to Rory Gallagher, by Hendrix.

What a truly terrible song that is. Jimmy Pursey has always been a bit of a dick.

That's just wrong on every level🤣🤣

Motorhead's thrash metal sound owes a lot to punk. A good list of punk bands there. I always enjoyed Crossing the Red Sea with The Adverts. Very punk imo. Remember If you're in a rut you need to get out of it, out of it...............out if it.

Guns of Brixton cannot be compared to Rat in the Kitchen in any universe, let alone this one.

I like some of piL's output, notably Rise, but The Cowboy Song is probably the worst track ever released (B side of The Public Image) and Death to Disco is not far behind. i think young Mr Lydon deliberately released utter dogshit now and again just for attentio,n.

Alternative Ulster is a wonderful punk song. I love their version of Johnny Was too, better than Bob Marley's original.

The first Clash album is pure punk, Give 'em enough rope has some punk, London Calling has left punk in the rear view mirror. I've never listened to Sandanista.

White Riot, Janie Jones World, Career Opportunities, Tommy Gun etc. etc. etc.

I first heard Attila on John Peel, 77 or 78.