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I had a friend who worked with Dick Clark Productions and she'd told me that despite opinions to the contrary, this was one of Clark's favorite appearances. He was surprisingly open minded about music and really liked the irreverent way bands during this time represented themselves.
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This a textbook example to bands. Do it like this.
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heh heh heh ;@)
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@USDJ2722 Big Thnx for sharing !! Johnny as Mad as a shit house rat ;) still a fan after All these years ;)
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this has to be one of the most incredible and memorable performances ever on american banstand
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The biggest Fuck You to lip-syncing.
"Careering" sounds great, doesn't it?
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Taking audience participation to the next level!!!
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yes!! this is so brilliant! john lydon is a rock god
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pil on american bandstand. anarchy.
Dick Clark objected to these guys being on his show. But there was a high, high powered producer that basically said F.U, to Dicky and put them on. Once Dicky saw the crowds reaction he changed his tune. ABC did not want to air this but were pressured into it. PiL also went against the Lip-Sync policy of the show.
My Dad (Who was a programming Exec for ABC in L.A.) always brought home video tapes of shows taped that day unedited for us to see before they aired. This one was the coolest!
USDJ2722 6 months ago 12
How the hell are they dancing to Poptones???
otacon17x 1 year ago 6