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Clive James on So It Goes, August 1976

Clive James takes aim at the rock press, and in probably not coincidental particular a lot of names much like that of then NME writer Charles Shaar Murray, on Tony Wilson's Granada Television music...  
 
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electricrussell (3 months ago) Show Hide
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The Sex Pistols made their TV debut on this show that same month, and Clive James was so horrified, he never covered rock music again.
burnsybaby1987 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very intelligent dialogue!
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I heard he was a bodybuilder in his youth, never realized it till I saw this video, his neck muscles are massively overdeveloped

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