Le sujet a déjà été abordé sur ce blog, mais il nous semble intéressant  de revenir en   détail  sur l'histoire de cet album car  c'est le premier bootleg des Sex Pistols . I l est sorti au cours de l'été 77, probablement en août, et contient une partie du concert   du 4 juin 1976  au Lesser Free Trade Hall de Manchester.  Son titre, No Fun , est en réalité  The Good Time Music Of The Sex Pistols, c 'est ce qui est inscrit au verso de la pochette noire et blanche des 100 premiers exemplaires (environ). No Fun est en fait ce qui figure sur les labels.  Il est intéressant parce que c'est une vraie production artisanale et sa quantité est très limitée, à peu près 200 exemplaires dont une centaine commercialisée avec cette curieuse pochette sur laquelle figure le batteur des Worst,  Odgie ,  au lieu d'un membre des Sex Pistols. Pourquoi lui? Parce qu'il connaissait le manager de Buzzcocks, Richard Boon, qui a fait presser ce bo...

FRUIT TONES have released their second studio album, PINK WAFER FACTORY, in november last year. Tom Harrison (guitar and vocals) answers our questions.  First of all, how did you come to Rock music ? What was the first time you enjoyed music and which band was it ?  The first music I ever bought was Pulp’s Common People single on cassette, I got into more rocking stuff through listening to my parents music collection, my Dad had a Sex Pistols CD that was probably my introduction to punk and my Uncle gave me his old records which had a lot of Velvet Underground, Beatles , Stones kind of stuff. An old man at a cafe I worked in on weekends saw me wearing a Rolling Stones t-shirt and gave me a load of the old blues stuff that influenced the Stones too so I started exploring all the roots of that sound as well. How old were you when you first played an instrument ? My Grandad had a piano/organ that I used to mess about on as a kid and I remember a small toy guit...

Odgie était le batteur du groupe punk The Worst en 1977. Il a aimablement accepté de répondre à nos questions. Nous retranscrivons l'interview en anglais, telle que nous l'avons faite avec lui. Vous pouvez la traduire avec l'outil en haut de page. Interview. First of all, can you tell us where you come from ? Manchester ? No I'm from Lostock Hall, a little village just south of Preston – about 30 miles from Manchester How old were you when you started playing music ? I'd have been about 10 years old or so, I bought The Last Time by the Rolling Stones on a 45 single and played it on the old Dansette family record player. I cut a some circles out of cardboard and put them on the chairs and hit them with two pencils Was it drums first or something else? See above... ;-) Which band(s) did you like first ? Your first musical « crush » ? The Rolling Stones , in the very early 1960s. There was always music in our house, Frank Ifield , Petula Clark , Lonnie Donega...