This is entertainment. If there is one guy I want behind the microphone during "technical difficulties" it is John Lydon. Sure the band isn't as tight as it could be and I'm sure the sound issues had a lot to do with it, but it is still pretty good music. Lydon is worth the price of admission.
Ok so the sound quality for the first two tracks is abysmal, but from then on it improves, and the honesty of a recording where John Lydon spends those tracks berating the sound technicians is refreshing in these days of over dubs and whatnot! well worth downloading
That John Lydon is singing his heart out on this one, and the band sounds great. The reproduction of the live sound is pretty good too. At least its not another lame revivalist run through like some 70/80s outfits. Thoroughly worth the download for PIL fans.
[To celebrate the release of the first PiL record in thirty years, we handed the keys to eMusic's editorial to punk legend and post-punk pioneer John Lydon. Check back daily for his hand-selected Reviews of the Day; follow along with his head-spinning guided tour of his eMusic favorites here; and check out his candid interview below. -Ed] There are few icons in rock history who've been as systematically misunderstood as John Lydon. Ever since his blood-curdling… more »
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