I know a lot of people from London or who've been there say they don't like it, but I think its an amazing place, just all the things that have happened there, the history, the music and the great characters and comedians who came from there. I was there a few years ago with a friend and I instantly liked it, got a bit lost in Belgravia but I didn't care, I could have wandered around all day. Shame a lot of the old buildings are gone with the great fire and the blitz.
I've seen the ghost of Sid Vicious. I approached thinking it was an amazing lookalike. It was a February day on Carnaby Street, It was quite quiet that evening. He grinned at me and turned into an alleyway. I was there in seconds but the alleyway was deserted and there were no doors in the alleyway. But he vanished like a puff of smoke, a veritable spectre, on a deserted alleyway in London town one evening in February 🇬🇧💀🍺
Never mind, found it in description. I don’t usually like ‘this’ kind of music, but it’s a great song. Very moody and atmospheric. Portrays the sense of loss and change. Very fitting and very cool.
If you are someone who thinks the film was ‘cool’ then one can only hope you don’t have daughters, or that you watch it merely for the Sid clips. Considering Soo was 22 in 1976, it is a mystery as to why a 14 year old was asked to play her. Soo Catwoman has never been photographed naked, which means that the portrayal had nothing to do with her, or reality at all. This film has caused myself and my family a lot of grief over the years. Being mistaken for a moldable child who was used/abused has done nothing for Soo, so if you write a blog and mention her, please check that you are using the correct image and that it is actually of Soo Catwoman and not Judy masquerading as her in the Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle”.
@@DXPunx74 Unfortunately in those days they were all up to no good. The fact that John Lydon wanted nothing to do with the film said a lot to me at the time.
@Induxvideos if they stole your identity and made that actor pose nude, I'm sure you would be annoyed. BTW, I know the real Soo and believe me, she wasn't too happy about it.
I know a lot of people from London or who've been there say they don't like it, but I think its an amazing place, just all the things that have happened there, the history, the music and the great characters and comedians who came from there. I was there a few years ago with a friend and I instantly liked it, got a bit lost in Belgravia but I didn't care, I could have wandered around all day. Shame a lot of the old buildings are gone with the great fire and the blitz.
Great stuff. You missed a trick by not including Malcolm's grave in the Highgate Cemetery footage though!
Interesting, but why the crappy music???
Big pistol fan and collector this really good
I've seen the ghost of Sid Vicious. I approached thinking it was an amazing lookalike. It was a February day on Carnaby Street, It was quite quiet that evening. He grinned at me and turned into an alleyway. I was there in seconds but the alleyway was deserted and there were no doors in the alleyway. But he vanished like a puff of smoke, a veritable spectre, on a deserted alleyway in London town one evening in February 🇬🇧💀🍺
thank you for this!
Loved the video.
Kinda right that Malcolm now rests at Highgate.
Absolutely Very Interesting!!!
What is the first song you have on here? I like it. Very atmospheric.
Great work in the video, btw. Thank you!
Never mind, found it in description. I don’t usually like ‘this’ kind of music, but it’s a great song. Very moody and atmospheric. Portrays the sense of loss and change. Very fitting and very cool.
Thanx !!!
interresting
Could have least put some punk music on top of it, instead of that bland modern-day muzak.
Agree, but much of the good punk music is copyrighted
I think the music is great and atmospheric, personally. Provides a sense of time changed.
If you are someone who thinks the film was ‘cool’ then one can only hope you don’t have daughters, or that you watch it merely for the Sid clips. Considering Soo was 22 in 1976, it is a mystery as to why a 14 year old was asked to play her. Soo Catwoman has never been photographed naked, which means that the portrayal had nothing to do with her, or reality at all. This film has caused myself and my family a lot of grief over the years. Being mistaken for a moldable child who was used/abused has done nothing for Soo, so if you write a blog and mention her, please check that you are using the correct image and that it is actually of Soo Catwoman and not Judy masquerading as her in the Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle”.
Great RNR Swindle was a dreadful film about a great band. What has happened to Soo Catwoman?
@@VincentRE79 Retired and living a nice life. Malcom McClaren should've been jailed for all he did to young girls.
@@DXPunx74 Unfortunately in those days they were all up to no good. The fact that John Lydon wanted nothing to do with the film said a lot to me at the time.
@Induxvideos if they stole your identity and made that actor pose nude, I'm sure you would be annoyed. BTW, I know the real Soo and believe me, she wasn't too happy about it.
@Induxvideos not the style. Her name was stolen
great locations for a ultra bad movie
Why would anybody be bothered no fun