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PiL performing (This Is Not A) Love Song live at Enmore Theatre in Sydney on 11 April 2013
Public Image Ltd (PiL) are an English post-punk band formed by vocalist John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten), guitarist Keith Levene and bassist Jah Wobble, with frequent subsequent personnel changes. Lydon is the sole constant member of the band.
Lydon emerged after the break-up of the Sex Pistols with PiL's Public Image: First Issue (1978). His new band had a more experimental sound: Wobble's "droning, slow-tempo, bass-heavy noise rock, overlaid by Lydon's distinctive, vituperative rant". Their early work is often regarded as some of the most challenging and innovative music of the post-punk era. Their 1979 album Metal Box was ranked number 469 on Rolling Stone magazine's 2003 list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. The NME described PiL as "arguably the first post-rock group".
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(This Is Not A) Love Song (Remixed Version)
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[@sjfvet519us]

I was shocked when I saw Public Image Limited on here. I didn't think ANY reactor would do one of their songs. My favorites are "Religion", "U.S.L.S. 1", and "Warrior". Hint Hint. Oh yeah, and more Nina Hagen would also be nice.

[@shirazzza]

I would love to see Rise tbh. I loved them when I saw them

[@harry2.01]

Rise is my favourite also. John Lydon much underrated. World Destruction with Afrika Bambaataa another great tune.

[@zweetvoeten]

Wow what a great choice. Johnny Rotten with his band PIL with a classic song from the 80s. Love it.

[@anglerman10]

Thanks for this. Glad you enjoyed it your reactions to a classic are truly genuine.

[@jasonsmith666]

It's Post Punk. Try some Bauhaus, Killing Joke, Siouxsie and the Banshees...

[@leebowski5261]

I would add Front 242 , Cabarait Voltaire , The Art of Noise ...

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

thank you!!

[@bettiecometti8042]

Helter skelter cover by Siouxie, just amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marceltroia9750]

Dangerously sharp minded Johnny (Lydon), love that unpredictable legend

[@iamswarms]

I wore a PIL shirt under my graduation gown, had no idea it would be visible in photos. Actually saw them live a few years back. I discovered the Sex Pistols as a child in 1986 and my life was forever changed. Recently had a philosophical discussion about them with Grok!

[@16ploog79]

There are a lot of different versions of this song live and on vinyl or cd. One of the most interesting bands in the 80ies and further. Many different musicians in the course of the years, but always great!

[@ninjanne]

The Genre is called Public Image Limited

[@demetridabum]

You need to react to Flowers Of Romance it’s such a experience holy shit. They were on something else back then maaaan

[@tomromano8903]

You can't put them into a genre except PIL

[@ahoytheremate1954]

John Lydon calls a spade a spade and that's it end of story

[@joffey1212]

70 next may ,no ive never grown up ,love it,great to find rhis sort of stuff still gets airtime

[@petergeyer7584]

This is definitely post-punk. PiL’s early albums are very experimental - almost anti-melody, with a lot of emphasis on beat and rhythm. They became a lot more poppy as the 80s progressed. This song is kind of from the middle of that transition and was a dance club hit in the UK.

[@jonthebeloved6094]

PIL is post punk. Other acts to check out: Killing Joke, Gang of Four, Joy Division, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, Gary Numan

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

In Denmark we have ducks and ducklings on the roads. Not that dangerous, haha.

[@lukemallon4499]

Were support band them when they came to town (Brisbane) in'88

[@TheBergmark]

You should react to the much better studio version or the early live versions, this is a complete different song.

[@lunker1769]

Steve Vai played on the generic album.......there are some true gems on that album....it's worth a listen for sure...

[@markdavids2511]

This is my favourite PIL song, closely followed by public image

[@iwhoisheisi]

As good as this song is this comes off of their last good album and anything off of First Edition or Second Edition would be far better. Poptones, Chant or Public Image would be excellent examples.

[@robgerhardterellen1488]

Late seventies post punk, one of the better bands that time.

[@brianterry8317]

There is a particular studio version of this that beats any live version or the official single release PIL bridged many eras of music. I think most punks would describe the band as: punk/ post punk/ new wave Best albums: Album, 9, Happy and That What is Not

[@ninjanne]

Best albums definitiv No 1. Metal Box No 2. Commercial Zone (its better than This Is what you want...) No 3. first issue No 4. Flowers of Romamce Than all the others

[@brianterry8317]

@@ninjanne "Nargh" 🤣

[@thismustbetheplace8706]

You guys gotta listen to Public Image limited song EASE, Steve Vai absolutely shreds the shit out of his guitar. Love it

[@vinograd74]

PiL has no genre. ) LOL they appeared like an underground art project.

[@tillflakeramm6234]

This is a masterpiece❤

[@jasperdevries1726]

Even though the original was played by Keith Levene, when I think of PiL I think of the late great John McGeoch.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Time for some SERX PISTOLS Reactions now !!!!!

[@svenlima]

I love the Bossa Nova cover by Nouvelle Vague.

[@jamesnolan4412]

Kinda reminds me of David Byrne's energy in Stop Making Sense

[@mickeydooley2230]

I got to see sex pistols live in San Diego in '03....was f'ing awesome

[@KOLLIS1969]

Post Punk into Early Goth is some of my favorite music.

[@robhaunui3343]

Yeah,this has to be one of the best performances of this classic PIL track,and so rapt to see you guys react so positively to them. Now for some Sex Pistols or The Professionals,but guys,if you need to travel overseas,come on over to New Zealand where we are Covid free in the community,and concerts and gigs have been going on for close to a year now.

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

thank u

[@jaccovalkenburg79vdaal]

I reconice the gitaar rif its from a athore band and a realy big one they called LIVE . I think they are from Australia. They get famous whit i'am overcome after 9/11 . this song whas connectit to the terrorist act . also the song when dolfins cry is very famous. This band is has the same gitaar medly in one of there songs. 🙌🙌

[@dougoneill7266]

I don't know what this is. but I've been dancing to it for the last 40 odd years. Particularly when loaded with yokes. Mr Anticool himself. John Lydon. the world needs balance. For more feel of what one might find banging out of a speaker. in a dark underground club. check out songs like 'Into the unknown'. by Killing Joke, off the 'Pylon' album

[@erict956]

Post punk indi pop. PIL were fantastic and fitted in with the likes of The The, Bauhaus, Magazine, The Cure and early New Order just after the transition from Joy Division. This was music for old punks that were starting to want more depth but not so much as to be considered intellectual, pompous or arty which was definitely me 🤣🤣

[@andrewcollier3495]

You guys should react to PIL "Double Trouble" 👍

[@SeahorsesJay]

Every song I've seen you react to, you've chosen the worst possible most anachronistic version. I'd have reacted to the original 1983 music video of the studio recording as opposed to a live version performed by a different line up, 30 years later 😒

[@andy8314]

Hi, you should react to This Is Not A Love Song - Live At Rockpalast 1983 👁👁

[@riphopfer5816]

Kangaroos crossing the road IS like deer crossings in Canada and the States. They are a SERIOUS nuisance and am hazard. On a different note, P.I.L. is amphetamine-driven Post-Punk music (to contrast with heroin-inspired post-punk and neo-psychedelic rock); but in truth they’re also sort of their own genre-as I’ve never heard any other group sound like them and my favourite groups were all post-punk from 78-‘84 or so. If this is your cup of ointment, Czech out ‘Pssyche’ (7” vinyl version), by Killing Joke.

[@thunderspike1892]

Have the single from back in the days

[@thunderspike1892]

The B-side are Public Image. Great number. John Lydon says Hello severel times in different voices. Then he starts singing: You Never listens to a word I say. The number has a groovy and heavy bass and a great guitar Sound. Check it out

[@thunderspike1892]

It was around the same time I bought Time Zone - World Destruction. It were Afrika Bambaataa and John Lydon

[@johntrickey4188]

Pil blows away the pistols.

[@josephworthfiftiesguy]

please try RISE BY PIL ,i think you'll dig it

[@bryanforis1839]

When they play in front of 50000 fans they do better and listen to a Christmas concert 1976 show great he wrote mother dies and being in coma when he stayed in it when came he didn’t now how he was

[@aadwcvbv273]

Slaughter To Prevail - Baba Yaga check pls

[@dfgsdsgsdghfhsrt]

My Fav in the 80´s !!!!!!! Aka Sex Pistols

[@Gof67]

Frogg problems??? I know you'v seen Rammstein's vids! Flamethrower it is!!

[@oliviervanrode6362]

This is PUNK. But check out CRASS, for the 'real stuff'

[@1063ghost]

Punk 😎🤔😨

[@robertmarriott6767]

I think it's post punk

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

John Lydon after the Sex Pistols.

[@martinrix3720]

It could be cool if you could check out whitechapel elitist ones

[@jaizarulrohayu44]

John lydon@johnny rotten sex pistols punk rock legend 🌹❤️

[@ahoytheremate1954]

ITS Punk

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

The original song is brilliant. This recent version is bleeping awful with insipid musicality & full on warbling pigeon vocals from Lydon. Urgh 😖

[@troyshilanski380]

Sex pistols

[@carriegregg5348]

This is the worst thing I've ever seen Lmao god.