PLG covers Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen" March 27 1987

I didn't shoot this but you can watch me bust moves like a muppet. Somehow the teachers didn't pull the plug although it looked like the start of a riot. Guitar string breaking coincides with slam dancing which is why the music kind of peters out. Lucky for me because I'd screamed myself hoarse and wasn't ready to start the next song--"I Saw Your Mommmy" by Suicidal Tendencies--which we did separately later. Holy Trinity was a Catholic-lite high school where Long Island kids went if their local public schools were even worse. It sucked! Teachers, guidance counselors, and administrators did more to thwart than encourage (with one or two exceptions), so 21 years later I still have nothing good to say about the place except that I made some good friends who helped see me through.

The name PLG was deliberately absurd and I leave it to you to figure it out. The band consisted of: Kenny Breivogel (drums), Steve Lang (guitar), Bill Tuffy (bass), and me screaming my lungs out. I forget who ran the camera but thanks, dude.

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[salkbeasts11]

thats my uncle on the left =D

[Chernolapkin]

Even better than the original.

[zerokewl951]

whats PLG stand for hahah im a moron

[SilasDeck]

this cover is great;)...good job

[slskunk]

that guitar player is incredible!

[182tim182]

like screeching weasel