I literally just finished reading Alan Parkers excellent book "No one is innocent" about Sid's life before, during and after his time with the Pistols. This documentary was also brilliant.
Myself and a friend met Alan Parker and Mick at Spice of Life on Cambridge Circus back in, must have been when the pistols toured, in 2008 or 2009. Had a few beers, great chats. He told us to go and buy his new book from a book shop about 200 metres away, towards Denmark Street. It was called "No one is innocent". Bought it back to the Spice and he and mick (as his researcher) both signed it. Kept in touch for a while and we met every now and then at the Spice, but somehow, as always with these things, time moves on and I have not seen Alan for many years now. I do ask each time I go there, but always miss him. Anyway, me and my mate still have those signed copies and will treasure them.
Me either. If you look at the evidence it's all over the place. He was out of it on tuniols. They used that to knock people out for surgery with those and several witnesses said he was out of it. And the fact the murder weapon was wiped clean of prints and blood is extremely telling. The money Sid made from gigs went missing also. Sid was alot of things but I have never believed being a murderer was one of them.
This is interesting, huge fan and big sex pistol collector, bootlegs, demos, box sets lots more, ive met glen and john, seen them 6 times on reuion tours, going to see john lydon question and answers very soon this is a decent doc cheers guys.
Which was beating on women plus Malcolm in the recording studio when Malcolm was trying to help Sids solo career. Not to mention Sid partially blinding a girl at 100 club as well as the cats he strangeled. Sid was such a POS
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They should never of got rid of Glen Matlock and if they didn’t I honestly think the Pistols would’ve done better, I couldn’t get my head around it, they got rid of their bass player for someone who couldn’t play a instrument let alone bass guitar haha 😛, to this day I can’t get my head around it, yeah they wanted to look more punk I think but, putting Sid in the band didn’t do the band any good in the long run, not in my opinion it didn’t anyway.
@@mrfugazi6713 have you been in a band?......they got rid of him because he was unbearable and he already had a deal with EMI so he didn't care........and that is why the Pistols story is so brilliant and ended in 1978
Just bought the book from Shabitat (local Brighton budget furniture/bric-a-brac store) for 25p. I'll read it in the bog, should take about six dumps or so.
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I love when people say, ' The SPistols? They couldnt play, compare with Yes/Deep Purple.' No $###. Theyre proud. Think Sid was hired for his bass fills...
The misogyny that still surrounds the sid and nancy story continues to baffle me. These men saying they were relieved when Nancy died because Sid could get himself "sorted out" is grotesque. No sympathy for the murder victim, only for the murderer
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I didn't even need this documentary to know she was absolutely the problem, and she just encouraged his problems. Jealous, possessive, and abusive. Physically....I'd put money on it
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied But at least they were honest about it and not fake poseurs and not glorifying it either. They told it like it is and did not mince words either. Because that is the punk thing to do and at least they lived the punk philosophy, not just a cliche. At least they were in a egalitarian relationship and Syd did not go with some stupid bimbo like most musicians.
I believe Sid was a TRUE rock star, and a natural, and that its so unfortunate that he didn't live longer. However at 5;15 the roadie, or who ever, credits Sid for the spike hairstyle of punk. That's not correct. It was Richard Hell, from the East coast scene in America, Which started the first version of the punk style spike hairdo. As for the origins of punk music, that credit would belong to the Ramones, That's clearly documented (1974). The New York Dolls also were a huge inspiration to the punk scene sound, attitude and look. But there's no question that by 1977 the Sex Pistols lit that whole scene on fire, and Sid was the star.
@@jeremywanner4526- Thats a solid point Jeremy. There are many who became famous with little to no talent. i agree. Sid certainly was fun to listen to and watch play though. For that matter.Johnny Rotten woud have been considered no real singer at the time either, but who could have fronted the band better..
Sid was a POS that strangled cats and beat women for no reason as well as partially blinding a girl at 100 club. Sid was literally just a coat hanger on stage, too doped up to play the 3 notes that he barely knew. Sid was a POS
@@67psychI think he was very sick, on many drugs too young. Had been treated like shit by his mum. He actually had psychological difficulties before he was born possibly bc Anne mum ] was a chronic heroin user ….I love animals myself. I’m though sorry this dude never got proper help. Instead he got worse.i never found him attractive nor punks much,though I enjoy listening to Johnny speak of the old daze now. How he was moved to tears,over Sid’s death. Though,he couldn’t stop it.Johnny was def the smart one.no question.
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I literally just finished reading Alan Parkers excellent book "No one is innocent" about Sid's life before, during and after his time with the Pistols. This documentary was also brilliant.
Myself and a friend met Alan Parker and Mick at Spice of Life on Cambridge Circus back in, must have been when the pistols toured, in 2008 or 2009. Had a few beers, great chats. He told us to go and buy his new book from a book shop about 200 metres away, towards Denmark Street. It was called "No one is innocent". Bought it back to the Spice and he and mick (as his researcher) both signed it. Kept in touch for a while and we met every now and then at the Spice, but somehow, as always with these things, time moves on and I have not seen Alan for many years now. I do ask each time I go there, but always miss him. Anyway, me and my mate still have those signed copies and will treasure them.
I hope Glen Matlock has been properly financially compensated for his contributions to The Sex Pistols.
hahaha. yeah right
Glenn is loaded.
I have never believed that Sid stabbed Nancy, never will do .
Me either. If you look at the evidence it's all over the place. He was out of it on tuniols. They used that to knock people out for surgery with those and several witnesses said he was out of it. And the fact the murder weapon was wiped clean of prints and blood is extremely telling. The money Sid made from gigs went missing also. Sid was alot of things but I have never believed being a murderer was one of them.
why not? Any proof?
@thomasandersen6719 Just my belief. He didn't have it in him . Was not a violent person, no history of violence.
except he did
@@danielfalcon450 he had a ton of drugs and booze in him.
Very good documentary ! Thanks .
This is interesting, huge fan and big sex pistol collector, bootlegs, demos, box sets lots more, ive met glen and john, seen them 6 times on reuion tours, going to see john lydon question and answers very soon this is a decent doc cheers guys.
What is the rarest most valuable Pistols item you have?
@@mjh5437 a few box sets, rare books etc.
@@mjh5437 ive got a items worth a few 100 quid or more but i collect what i like .
@@mjh5437 ive a rare items but everything is important to collect.
Happy Birthday Sid ❤
One of the better accounts. Ive all the time I the world for Roadent!
I love you Sid happy birthday you did it your way❤️
He sure did.
Which was beating on women plus Malcolm in the recording studio when Malcolm was trying to help Sids solo career. Not to mention Sid partially blinding a girl at 100 club as well as the cats he strangeled. Sid was such a POS
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That’s a sad testament to an abused child.
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied Nancy's mother is the real bitch here. She is only concerned about herself, not Nancy.
Wow glen played himself in bill grundy interview sid and nancy that really is a rare fact did not know it till watching this thanks again guys.
Steve Jones was the heart of the Sex Pistols! 🎶
He certainly could never be the brains
They should never of got rid of Glen Matlock and if they didn’t I honestly think the Pistols would’ve done better, I couldn’t get my head around it, they got rid of their bass player for someone who couldn’t play a instrument let alone bass guitar haha 😛, to this day I can’t get my head around it, yeah they wanted to look more punk I think but, putting Sid in the band didn’t do the band any good in the long run, not in my opinion it didn’t anyway.
@@mrfugazi6713 have you been in a band?......they got rid of him because he was unbearable and he already had a deal with EMI so he didn't care........and that is why the Pistols story is so brilliant and ended in 1978
Well said!@@realsinisterminister
He still is!
Just bought the book from Shabitat (local Brighton budget furniture/bric-a-brac store) for 25p. I'll read it in the bog, should take about six dumps or so.
Happy Birthday Sid, RIP.
My childhood friend beautiful Sid rip sweetheart 🌸💛🌸💛🌸🙏
Did you came from the same area? Sid was the greatest.
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The greatest tw@t
@@patriknyberg The greatest what?
@@AnthonyMonaghan the greatest punkhero.
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RIP ANGEL 😇 Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸 Nostrovia ❤❤❤
❤😂HAPPY HOLIDAZE 2024, HAPPY NEW YEAR 2025, UR SO BEAUTEOUS JIMMY PAGE, AMARE AETERNUM😂❤
Long live punk rock, influenced millions 🧷
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Dommage que ce n est pas traduit en français !
Rip sid et Nancy
I love when people say, ' The SPistols? They couldnt play, compare with Yes/Deep Purple.' No $###. Theyre proud. Think Sid was hired for his bass fills...
The misogyny that still surrounds the sid and nancy story continues to baffle me. These men saying they were relieved when Nancy died because Sid could get himself "sorted out" is grotesque. No sympathy for the murder victim, only for the murderer
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Beyond Fiction - Ziggy & Iggy In Velvet Goldmine
The Real Velvet Goldmine
I concur. She was just a kid as well, and there is no empathy or compassion for her. It’s odd.
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied Yes there was. Syd has compassion and empathy for he. He was lovesick for her and said that he could not live without her.
He was never found guilty in a court of law, so he remains a suspect.
@@AnthonyInglis-z5g No he is not. Documentaries proved that Michael was the killer of Nancy, not Sid.
if i wan,t to hear about Sid al ask John Lydon/johnny rotten
See his picture hanging on your waaallllaaahh!
I didn't even need this documentary to know she was absolutely the problem, and she just encouraged his problems. Jealous, possessive, and abusive. Physically....I'd put money on it
@cynthiarodriguez1019 Not true! True love wins out!
She was a kid too. A very damaged kid. So was he.
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied But at least they were honest about it and not fake poseurs and not glorifying it either. They told it like it is and did not mince words either.
Because that is the punk thing to do and at least they lived the punk philosophy, not just a cliche.
At least they were in a egalitarian relationship and Syd did not go with some stupid bimbo like most musicians.
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied I agree w u, they both were. But she was on a different level w it, way worse than him.
I believe Sid was a TRUE rock star, and a natural, and that its so unfortunate that he didn't live longer. However at 5;15 the roadie, or who ever, credits Sid for the spike hairstyle of punk. That's not correct. It was Richard Hell, from the East coast scene in America, Which started the first version of the punk style spike hairdo. As for the origins of punk music, that credit would belong to the Ramones, That's clearly documented (1974). The New York Dolls also were a huge inspiration to the punk scene sound, attitude and look. But there's no question that by 1977 the Sex Pistols lit that whole scene on fire, and Sid was the star.
A true rock star that couldn’t play and knifed a slag. Grow up.
Last time I checked to be a rock star you had to know how to play an instrument
@@jeremywanner4526- Thats a solid point Jeremy. There are many who became famous with little to no talent. i agree. Sid certainly was fun to listen to and watch play though. For that matter.Johnny Rotten woud have been considered no real singer at the time either, but who could have fronted the band better..
@@jeremywanner4526 Check again.
Sid was a POS that strangled cats and beat women for no reason as well as partially blinding a girl at 100 club. Sid was literally just a coat hanger on stage, too doped up to play the 3 notes that he barely knew. Sid was a POS
no. heroin kills
Also Sid with a knife when coming down.
He killed a cat
Sid the cat strangler
Cool!!
@@mjh5437 If ur into
animal cruelty which i’m definitely not . Sid was a vile human.
@@67psychI think he was very sick, on many drugs too young. Had been treated like shit by his mum. He actually had psychological difficulties before he was born possibly bc Anne mum ] was a chronic heroin user ….I love animals myself. I’m though sorry this dude never got proper help. Instead he got worse.i never found him attractive nor punks much,though I enjoy listening to Johnny speak of the old daze now. How he was moved to tears,over Sid’s death. Though,he couldn’t stop it.Johnny was def the smart one.no question.
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@@67psych Not true!
huh? pink floyd guy
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Not enough pistols footage....boring :-)
😝
GLENN STILL DONT GET IT. ITS NOT ABOUT PLAYING A BASS ITS ABOUT ATTITUDE. SID IS AN ICON, GLEN IS A HAS BEEN.
Shows how little you know. He has a solo career and also plays bass in Blondie.
@@pobstrel I know both your points, but Glenn is not a punk icon. To be kind to him, he did come up with a lot of the music on NMTB.
@@winnipegperfectcircleflyin7859 ive met glen he is a nice guy, sorry spelling mistake oops, but glen has talent a great bass player.
@@markgreet3543 maybe he should take up classical music
@@winnipegperfectcircleflyin7859 maybe you should leave people alone.😂