Anger is an Energy: My Life Uncensored (75 page)

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Lydon, John Christopher (father),
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,
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and cranes,
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death of,
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funeral of,
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,
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JL evicted by,
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and JL half-sister claim,
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,
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JL’s ankle broken by,
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and JL’s bail,
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and JL’s
I’m a Celebrity . . .
appearance,
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and JL’s meningitis,
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,
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,
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and JL’s nightmares and visions,
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,
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and music,
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oil-rig job of,
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at
Q
celebration party,
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and religion,
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,
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teeth of,
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wake for,
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whiskey quit by,
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Lydon, Katy (niece),
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Lydon, Liam (nephew),
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Lydon, Martin (brother),
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LA move of,
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technical abilities of,
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Lydon, ‘Owl Fella’ (paternal grandfather),
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,
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McCartney, Linda,
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McCartney, Paul,
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McDonald, Jock,
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McDonald, Jock,
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McDonald, Kenny,
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McGee, Alan,
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McGeoch, John,
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and alcohol,
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bottle lobbed at,
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and religion,
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McLaren, Malcolm:

absences of,
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and Anger films,
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annoying nature of,
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arrest feared by,
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art leanings of,
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and
Bollocks
court case,
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and Branson,
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and Brunel University gig,
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and in-car punch-up,
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death of,
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destructive, manipulative, possessive,
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differing opinion of, concerning Pistols,
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and early Pistols reviews,
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and early Sex Pistols,
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,
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at eating clubs,
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emasculated,
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‘father figure’ claim of,
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‘fifth member of the band’,
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France trip organised by,
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gigs turned down by,
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and
Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle
,
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and Grundy interview,
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JL found accommodation by,
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JL seemingly abandoned by,
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and JL’s court action,
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JL’s deteriorating relationship with,
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JL’s first encounter with,
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JL’s first meeting with,
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JL’s radio music choices criticized by,
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legal implications feared by,
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and Logan party,
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‘love’ claim of, concerning JL,
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and Manson,
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New York Dolls managed by,
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office space rented by,
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others’ ideas resented by,
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and Pistols’ America tour,
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Pistols’ differing relationships with,
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and Pistols movie,
see Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle

and Pistols’ song lyrics,
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and police drugs raid,
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record deals of,
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Rhodes tries to broker peace between JL and,
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Rhodes’s fallout with,
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and ‘Rotten’ name,
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seat-of-your-pants MO of,
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secretive nature of,
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and SEX,
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singing lessons taken by,
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and SJ,
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SJ’s bills paid by,
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S&M line of,
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and SV’s arrest,
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and SV’s drug habit,
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Warhol impresses,
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and Westwood,
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witty and well read,
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Mad Jane,
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Madeley, Richard,
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Madonna,
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,
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Mafia,
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,
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Magazine,
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,
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Malmsteen, Yngwie,
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‘Mandy’,
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Manor Studio,
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,
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Manson, Charles,
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Marley, Bob,
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Matlock, Glen,
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,
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bitter moments between JL and,
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celebrity sought by,
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in early Sex Pistols,
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,
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‘God Save The Queen’ misinterpreted by,
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and Hall of Fame nomination,
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JL’s gratitude to,
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McCartney a hero of,
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Pistols quit by,
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and Pistols’ return,
see under
Sex Pistols

and rules,
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see also
Sex Pistols

Maxwell, Robert,
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Mayall, Rik,
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Melanie,
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Melly, George,
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Melody Maker
,
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‘Memories’,
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Mensch, Louise,
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Metal Box
,
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,
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,
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,
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packaging of,
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repackaging of,
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reviews for,
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Metallica,
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Meyer, Russ,
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Mika,
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Miller, Bob,
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Montana, Lori,
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Monty Python,
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Moors Murderers,
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Moran, Francis,
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Morricone, Ennio,
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Morris, Dennis,
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Morrissey,
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Mortimer, John,
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Moses (guide),
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Most Haunted
,
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Motörhead,
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Mott the Hoople,
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Mountjoy Prison,
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Mozart, Wolfgang,
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MPs,
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MTV,
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,
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Murdoch, Rupert,
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Murphy, Scotty,
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Musicians’ Union,
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Mystery and Imagination
,
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,
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Naked Civil Servant
,
The
,
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Nashville pub,
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National Front,
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Nelson, Willie,
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Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols
,
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,
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,
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thirtieth anniversary of,
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New Musical Express
(
NME
),
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New Order,
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‘New York’,
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New York Dolls,
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New York Mafia,
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New York Post
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News of the World
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Ngamba Chimpanzee Sanctuary,
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tour to promote,
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‘No Birds Do Sing’,
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‘No Feelings’,
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Nolan, Jerry,
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Nooks, George,
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Norman, Barry,
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Olympic Games, London,
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‘One Drop’,
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100 Club,
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Punk Festival at,
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‘Open Up’,
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Orbison, Roy,
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‘Order of Death, The’,
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Order of Death
,
The
,
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music for,
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reviews for,
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Osbourne, Ozzy,
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Osbourne, Sharon,
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Osmonds,
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O’Toole, Peter,
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Pablo (step-grandson),
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Paige, Elaine,
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Paladin,
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Palmolive,
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Pan Am,
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Paris Au Printemps
,
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Pauline (aunt),
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Peach Boys,
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Pearce, Stuart,
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Pedro (step-grandson),
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Peel, John,
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Performance
,
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Perry, Lee,
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Peter (cousin),
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PiL,
see
Public Image Limited

PiL Official Ltd,
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Pink Fairies,
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Pirroni, Marco,
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Plant, Robert,
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Point Break
,
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Poll Tax,
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Pop Group,
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‘Poptones’,
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Power Station studio,
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Prentiss, Mr (teacher),
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‘Pretty Vacant’,
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and
Guitar Hero 3
,
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sleeve of,
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Price, Bill,
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‘Problems’,
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Professionals,
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‘Psychopath’,
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Psycho’s Path
,
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tour to promote,
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‘Public Image’,
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release of,
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Public Image
,
The
(Spark),
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Public Image Ltd (PiL),
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,
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ads help to reactivate,
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America declares war on,
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Atkins leaves,
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Atkins misunderstands,
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bootlegged first album of,
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Brixton Academy gig of,
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in China,
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confrontational media profile of,
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and difficulty in securing gigs,
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early raw energy of,
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Elektra signs,
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Estonia festival played by,
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finally established as live act,
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first album of,
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photography on,
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first American tour of,
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first gig of,
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first rehearsal of,
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first TV appearance of,
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first UK tour of,
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formation of,
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Futurama gig of,
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intended new album of,
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in Japan,
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JL accused of sell-out concerning,
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JW quits,
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KL leaves,
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on KROQ,
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LA line-up of,
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logo for,
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Los Angeles move by,
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Manor recording by,
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naming of,
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New York move by,
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own label of,
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physical attacks on,
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and police raids,
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reactivation of,
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first major tour,
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resentment shown towards,
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