Sid Vicious - The Vermorel Interview

[@buddyholly3527]

Love him or hate him one thing about Sid is he’s brutally honest whether it hurts your feelings or not and that’s one thing I like and respect about him.

[@prpwnage9296]

He's not that honest, he admits it in the first two minutes

[@pttheuk]

He's not "grown-up", he doesn't have much to say: 18:49 "A Change is a change, right, so if something changes, it is different, it has to be, obviously, it can't be the same, otherwise .. . And the next question?"

[@geslinam9703]

He makes me sick. Ever since I watched that documentary where someone talked in detail about how he brutally killed someone’s pet cat…ugh.

[@tinamitchell7496]

Just great to hear him sober and equally great to not hear Nancy at all. He was always thoughtful, just struggled to articulate his thoughts, heroin didn't improve that. He understood the world, he clearly spent a lot of time listening to John. He mirrors John a lot and then expands on those ideas himself. Shame he didn't listen to John when it really counted, but as he said here, he cannot do something he doesn't want to do. His journey was his own. John has long struggled with not being able to save Sid from himself (or from Nancy's influence), when in reality he never did a chance of achieving that. John did the right thing by offering to help, drawing his line in the sand and then getting on with his own life which was already complicated enough. John was always there for him if he needed him, but there were bright lines (no heroin and therefore no Nancy). John was right to not facilitate his addiction, it was Lydon tough love before tough love became a thing. It's exactly as his parents taught him.

[@realsinisterminister]

@@geslinam9703 But ya just cant get enough of him can you?

[@heymimmz]

the drugs really dulled who sid vicious really is. he was much more than what we mostly saw of him.

[@stephenspark9358]

I Agree

[@waynesilverman3048]

Yes especially in flesh and soul as see in that American KZbin b n white vid with Nancy and dead boys singer ect

[@Byrontheone]

A very perceptive high flyer. He wasn't a dummy, but definitely an addict. So are many rockers. This interview should be preserved; Life goes on with you or without you. C'est la chose.

[@buddyholly3527]

It’s kinda eerie hearing him say that’s why I’ll die before I’m twenty four if not sooner.

[@markporter1901]

This is a much different Sid to the public persona. Lucid, inquisitive. Very interesting.

[@treondousjackson5238]

This guy did have a point though about society, he was smarter than people thought he was. From what I understand he could actually play the bass, he would stay up all night practicing and he would end up mastering it the next day. Yeah its a shame the drugs got to him and he never had a positive influence in his life to tell him no but he lived his life the way he lived it and left behind a legacy that will forever be remembered amongst all the greats. He is the Prince Of Punk !

[@Feliciaseeleybaeornooot]

Yes!! This right here.

[@deb8498]

Prince of Punk Perfect title for him.. Love your words.. 🕊🌿

[@dalakerdaniel9240]

Rest in Powder John ☠️💣☠️ 🖤

[@BobbyGeneric145]

The recordings of his playing say otherwise. Glen Matlock leaving was the death blow to this band.

[@Hepausesshaving182GGMU]

Godfather Joey RAMONE President Johnny RAMONE King Johnny Lydon Prince Sid vicious Jester Steve Jones n DEE DEE

[@octobersun221]

He was a hell if a lot more articulate than I was at 20.

[@SweetNightmareASMR]

I always come back to this interview. I could listen to him talk all day 🖤

[@hughbetcha436]

This is a bloody good interview!

[@bellasue02]

Can't believe Nancy wasn't around to butt in and cut him off

[@thesecondYouTube]

She is there in the background...

[@hughbetcha436]

@@thesecondKZbin she probably just 💉 up some dope and was quieter than usual 😄

[@desertrose1226]

Beautifully well spoken guy. He wasn't a moron, he played the moron. I have the same idea as Sid about grown ups, they do my head in with their rules I'm over 30 now and haven't grown up.

[@bookreaderson]

Fukin right . Same

[@bookreaderson]

Papa Lazarou pollution rocks man. And deforestation rules !!!!

[@bookreaderson]

Papa Lazarou I still don’t understand what that means. Sounds like One of those words those antifa high school drop outs use to sound smarter. Globalist. Lol. Ya I live in a globe. Not a flat earth

[@anaeidiss]

cringe

[@prpwnage9296]

He was a moron

[@davidk6271]

Odd, sitting here in 2020 listening to Sid talking in 1978.

[@callumhunter4540]

Thought I was the only one!

[@ImantaBabite]

The audio is from August 1977.

[@danielaschwarz1971]

I wish we had the 70s again.I would like to meet him.❤ 2020 is so bad😳

[@danielaschwarz1971]

@@lejlatiric7037 What language do you speak??

[@liquidvizionsmadferit]

Why do you find it odd?

[@jameswindels-lyte1032]

He went to school with some of my mates mums in High Brooms, Tunbridge Wells, he was a really shy fellow according to them

[@idioticdingus]

Lol

[@SuperStrik9]

Sid was brilliant. The guy could see through all the bullshit in society and called it like it was. The more people like that the better.

[@damienholland8103]

It's a natural inclination but also very alienating. I think a small segment of every society is born to be this way and it might have some kind of evolutionary purpose.

[@thesecondYouTube]

@@damienholland8103 Most of the intelligent and insightful people don't reproduce so....

[@choieng]

SuperStrik9 do not glorify Sid Vicious

[@tats5880]

So brilliant, he got away with murder. So brilliant he could play 3 or 4 notes on the bass guitar. Wow he's my hero!!! Oh let's not forget how he could shoot heroin threw his arm, that's some brilliant shit that is..

[@danabrahams7892]

@@choieng why not?

[@bookreaderson]

Sid sounds hella intelligent tho

[@desertrose1226]

He was. He was a clever guy who played stupid & who did stupid things.

[@swampdonkey4919]

It's nice to hear something that paints him as a human being and not a cartoon character.

[@mjh5437]

I like the cartoonish aspect,same with Johnny.

[@aidsofspades7622]

Sid Vicious was a fucking brilliant man, not much like him left.

[@miskay5526]

When Sid talks about his disdain for grown ups and movies he sounds like Holden Caulfield lol. But this is really an amazing interview. Sid was truly one of a kind, RIP kiddo.

[@rickweber7734]

..I spotted the "Catcher in the Rye" reference you made, and you're spot on with that one, indeed..most of the interviews I've heard with Sid, he talks about, his disdain with adults, and those in authority, and his desire to always be that of a child and remarks about living a shortened life span..this interview is much more coherent, and relaxed..other people, that have known him, swear that they can't draw a strait line between John Beverly and the Sid Vicious persona..

[@stephenspark9358]

I Prefer Holden Caulfield ,that being said neither exist any more do you know what I mean EHHH...

[@tinamitchell7496]

Just great to hear him sober and equally great to not hear Nancy at all. He was always thoughtful, just struggled to articulate his thoughts, heroin didn't improve that. He understood the world, he clearly spent a lot of time listening to John. He mirrors John a lot and then expands on those ideas himself. Shame he didn't listen to John when it really counted, but as he said here, he cannot do something he doesn't want to do. His journey was his own. John has long struggled with not being able to save Sid from himself (or from Nancy's influence), when in reality he never stood a chance of achieving that. John did the right thing by offering to help, drawing his line in the sand and then getting on with his own life which was already complicated enough. John was always there for him if he needed him, but there were bright lines (no heroin and therefore no Nancy). John was right to not facilitate his addiction, it was Lydon tough love before tough love became a thing. It's exactly as his parents taught him.

[@hgreen8666]

I like Lydon a lot. He was a prick sometimes but he’s alright. The love he had and still carries for Nora is absolutely beautiful. I like Sid too. He was honest and thoughtful. He became an arsehole after the heroin ruined him. I feel sorry for how his short life turned out.

[@mjh5437]

"" He mirrors John a lot "" or maybe John mirrors Sid

[@doctorvonbrown881]

Rest in Peace Sid and Nancy! Long live the Sex pistols. Great interview!

[@philipsanders9192]

Now I know why people didn't like him .Because he was honest!!!!!!!!!

[@lejlatiric7037]

True

[@LaughingatpainUSAway]

very great to see this able to be listened to, its pretty damn rare, and a great deep conversation/Interview

[@callumjones8562]

I love Sid he's so funny

[@rockjam4534]

Sid knew a lot than what most people think or give him credit for. The public perception would only hear about what they saw or heard on Mainstream. There was no Internet back then things like interviews such as this one was rare for the public compared to today's time's. I would have loved to have known what his religious views were.

[@AlexKing29353]

He was really well spoken. His use of the english language was great haha

[@StephenKramerstevefunk]

Rotten said it best " Vicious....Poor Sod..."

[@tombelanovic7686]

Actually, I'm quite impressed with his vocabulary and eloquence. But then, this IS the first time I'd heard him being so articulate and coherent. If ever there was a person who never should have fiddled with dope! He had the potential.

[@mjh5437]

He should never have fiddled with Nancy either.

[@thesecondYouTube]

I find this interview very relaxing. I've been fascinating in Sid Vicious since the 8th of January 2019.

[@jasonreese2088]

I'm fascinated with Sid too.

[@desertrose1226]

Jason Reese me too. And Nancy also.

[@michaelwilson6483]

His comments about work are spot on. More people need to be honest about how they feel working in jobs they hate

[@mjh5437]

Wouldn`t make any difference and be boring as hell to hear.

[@alexanderkelly3496]

First introduced to Sid through my brother in 79' just after he passed. Immediately loved his look. I was 13. He were angry n' fucked up. Didn't believe it for a second. I wasn't. But he appealed. Been a fan since. On ya Sid.

[@jeffstewart4648]

Thanks for this vintage interview. Absolutely great.

[@leeh6811]

He was the only bloke, with any anarchy left.

[@rodneylee4026]

And he's dead and the others aren't. Brilliant..

[@danielaschwarz1971]

Sid was really beautiful and kind hearted before Nancy and the drugs took it out of him. ...So sad

[@zombie4skin28]

@@danielaschwarz1971 stop sugarcoating, he was pretty cool but he wasn’t some fucking angel he was punk

[@mikem3875]

He was actually a pretty articulate dude, a little bitter maybe for a 20yr old kid but definitely honest.

[@rrdream2400]

Interesting Sid said one way the band changed since he joined is the songs got faster. Lydon said on an interview the key to their sound was the songs weren't fast, they were actually slow and that's why the album sounded so explosive. You could also hear Lydon fed up at sound check of their last gig a song was too fast.

[@reedca97]

sid was a whole lot smarter than people said he was.

[@rachiehambling-brown788]

Sid was definitely a whole lot smarter than people said he was.

[@desertrose1226]

Yes he was. Well spoken kid.

[@stephenspark9358]

@@desertrose1226 Really?

[@adrianbrowne7962]

Brilliant interview which " Completely Dispelled The Myth " Of Sid Vicious and " Actually Highlighted His Intelligence " !!! And His " Chillingly Accurate Prophecy" Of his death is even now " Very Compelling " !!! From Adrian Browne 1965

[@ScreaminModelKits]

"Ramones are my favourite group" ...Me too

[@beefheart1410]

Finally, I think people who romanticise Sid to the extent that they think he was "a sweet boy" or "great" or would like to have known him and hung out with him are deluding themselves. The chaos that both inhabits and surrounds such a damaged personality would have made such associations very unenjoyable indeed. Unless one would enjoy constant antagonism, violence, aggression, dirt, squalor, discomfort, depression, self harm and chaotic hard drug use then, trust me, you would not enjoy hanging out with Sid, or find him a "sweet boy". I'm not talking about John Beverley here of course : you can still hear the last remnants of Beverley in an interview such as this. Rather, I'm talking about the "Sid" persona which he, initially, adopted and then quickly subsumed him. Remember, this all happened very very quickly: from the adoption of "Sid" to death was less than eighteen months! Indeed, in a sense, "Sid" was simply John Beverley's suicide not. I don't mean intentionally but I do mean inevitably. So, no, whatever John Beverley was, "Sid" was not a "sweet boy" and I doubt most of us would have liked to hang out with him. Don't let the romantic notions of an archetype fool you: this was dark.

[@DjangoThunders]

A horse thought and he died.

[@damienholland8103]

Third interview and I'm not hearing the 'high intelligence' people keep attributing to Sid. I like his rebellious attitude about society -- something I share -- but that's where the interest ends.

[@andreaphelps3357]

Beefheart1 I loved him

[@ThePufriel]

Punk legend forever.

[@danielaschwarz1971]

Great One ....SID was so lovely.....love him!!!!LEGEND´S never die but so many died now like Lemmy and David Bowie...that make me sad and sick:(((( They was all LEGEND´s like SID

[@The000clash000]

@@danielaschwarz1971 he kill a cat just to see what it felt like.....lovely guy...

[@danielaschwarz1971]

@@The000clash000 Sid was a lovely guy before the hard drugs and Nancy took it out of him!!!

[@dallaire3345]

When Sid and Nancy died, they were respectively 21 and 20. I was stupid at that age also. Well, not that stupid but still. They were kids.

[@misterr279]

Nancy didn’t have the comfort of “dying” she was brutally MURDERED by Sid??.

[@lucasrichards5793]

@@misterr279 he almost certainly didn’t do it

[@lrn_news9171]

@@misterr279 It's possible that he didn't do it because he was so fucked up on drugs that he would have been passed out the entire night

[@theblackwholemy]

He probably did kill her. They were in love but had an awful domestic violence relationship.

[@lrn_news9171]

@@theblackwholemy Probably didn't even realize it, blacked out and didn't remember from all the drugs and booze

[@Hepausesshaving182GGMU]

Thank you for posting this AN INCREDIBLE INTERVIEW UNFORTUNATELY NOT TO MANY GOOD SID INTERVIEWS EXIST

[@thewkovacs316]

because almost all were done when he was high as a kite and controlled by nancy

[@zzzxx1474]

To everyone who hates on Sids musical ability and intellect rewind to 10:00 and he gives you your answer. Also every true punk knows it was all about the anti musician.

[@filipematias5127]

@Abu Hajaar : You know nothing about the punk rock scene!

[@sixsixxsixxxx]

@Anderson Cooper it was on live

[@BigSky1]

Sid always sounds like a copy of John Lydon when he speaks. The intonation in his voice and the sarcasm is like listening to Lydon. Listening to Sid is always like listening to a child. I suppose he was one still at only 20.

[@andysandel9325]

Absolutely Brilliant Classic Memorable Interesting Interview 😎🔗❤🔒🖇

[@blakeburwell2002]

12:03 If Sid was around for the Sid & Nancy movie he would've hated it!🤣🤣

[@thesecondYouTube]

This was recorded late September '77 because he mentioned Marc Bolan's car crash.

[@stephenrafter1022]

He didn't like civilization.and how it ran. I can see his point.

[@novo611]

Rip. Sid 🙏

[@Paul77ozee]

My late uncle use to say “l’m here for a good time. Not a long time”. He passed in 2000.

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

How old was he

[@Paul77ozee]

@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 l think he was in his early 40s. He was the youngest of 7 siblings and the first to go.

[@GriefTourist]

Sid's nihilism was an honest approach to the fundamental pointlessness of existence

[@wilwolf4126]

Sid playing some ramones songs on his bass

[@mattkaustickomments]

Sid playing ALL the Ramones songs on his bass.

[@paulgriffiths1062]

Yep Nothing wrong with that.

[@blakejohnson7148]

He's brilliant!....like performance art....bloody hilarious!....I laughed the whole way through!

[@andystephens2070]

Love this interview. The real Sid. 💯 On form. Saying it as it is..Noticed the sound of the rolling bass of Anarchy in the U.K.. R.i.P punk Rock 🧷 Ledgend.

[@999therocker]

He was the most positive person ever bar none! He was a trip.

[@desertrose1226]

Yeah he even makes my husband seem happy and jolly!

[@randybackgammon890]

I'd hate to see your definition of negative!

[@oscarpintochoque474]

Gracias por esta entrevista, Que de Dios goces gran Sid

[@BenKrisfield]

He’s actually quite articulate and definitely able think logically. Shame the drugs got him

[@jasonreese2088]

Interesting interview. Thanks for posting.

[@JETJOOBOY]

"They were fucking great the spades at that college"!

[@chetk123chet]

sid's been my hero since i was 14, the more i learn about him, the more i love him. hate nancy! my poor poor sidney!

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Why is he your hero? His inability to play base? His talent at nothing? Don't get me wrong, I like Sid, but I liked Glen Matlock a lot better.

[@jwhiteout]

I like your inability to SPELL bass...

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Ha wow yeah I boned that one. The point was the content not the spelling... Sid's no hero.

[@JoshuaCraigStrain]

He wasn't a brilliant bassist , but he COULD play . Listen to the last show they played at Winterland .

[@thesecondYouTube]

The more you learn about Nancy the more you should see they were made for each other. Astrological & their experiences with opiates early in life. Him having a heavily drug addicted mother and her being given legal opiates at three months old to deal with her emotional issues and nightmares.

[@kirbyspencer]

Everyone slags his bass playing off, but from this I can recognise a number of sex pistol songs. He is not bad in this recording. Maybe the drugs made him bad at it.

[@mjh5437]

Drugs make people bad at everything,and turns them into bores.

[@karllux-d6g]

I was watching this and all of sudden ''it '' hit me : Sid died 44 years ago!!!...and I remember it ... Time, you know...

[@andreaphelps3357]

Will always love Sid

[@garethglitter5932]

Totally, totally TOTALLY correct 9:58

[@xEdddie]

Sid was playing Ramones bass licks :D I heard "Now I wanna Sniff Some Glue" :D

[@guynelson2341]

Absolutely.

[@erowal1]

And the best motivational speaker award goes to......

[@beefheart1410]

It's strange that people believe Sid would still be here if he hadn't met Nancy. Some people just haven't got it in them to live a long life and he was always one of those. He was obviously a very damaged boy. I could never understand why this image was built around him that he was unintelligent in particular. I'm not claiming he was overly intelligent either but you only have to listen to him speak: behind the posing braggadocio he was quite clearly of an average intelligence. The problem with his relationship with Nancy was that it created a folie adeux. If it hadn't been Nancy however, he would have found his end in someone similar. My feeling is that Nancy possibly had either a bi-polar disorder and / or a psychotic illness and this was compounded by a personality disorder. Sid never seemed to have a psychiatric illness but did seem to have a personality disorder. Personalities such as this do tend to (subconsciously) seek each other out. When such personalities get together they compound each other and the results can be disasterous. The difficulty for those around such people is that the bond between the two individuals is massive and based in a (subconscious or not) recognition of a shared pathology leading them to become solipsistic in regards to their relationship. You can see a similar dynamic in serial killing couples like Brady and Hindley for example. Sid had all the components in place from his childhood that would result in what happened to him: a physically rootless existence, a drug addicted, weak or emotionally absent parental figure, no other stable adult figures in his life. Such a profile can cause massive damage. He had an unstable personality which probably lead to his strong adoption of a fantasy ego persona: the punk rock star. Bowie had always talked about getting psychologically lost in his Ziggy Stardust persona; for John Beverley, the "Sid Vicious" character was such a confusion in extremis. Of course he was scathing of adults: he was not equipped to become one either psychologically or emotionally and never had anything but a negative experience with adults. There was never going to be a way out for such a person: he ended up completely subsumed and lost in an invented character because, what ever there was left of John Beverley was a million miles away behind layers of drugs, fame and fantasy. So, no, Nancy wasn't to blame. She was just as doomed in my opinion, but, if Sid hadn't met her, it would have been someone or something else damaging that he sought out to fill the void. I suspect the reason why people who knew him prior to joining the Pistols couldn't equate that person with what he became was due to a few factors: firstly, they were kids themselves, and kids tend to be less analytic and more accepting of things at face value. Secondly, Sid - or John - hadn't reached crisis point: A few differing stressors occurred to him in quick succession in the 6 months following late 1976: First, he was remanded in young offenders institute following the incident at the 100 Club festival (friends talk of a change occurring in following this event) , secondly, he fell under the collective wings of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren (again, poor adult figures) and, lastly, he then not only became famous on joining the Pistols, but notorious also. This collection would be massive for anyone; for an individual with a weak and unformulated ego it was devastating.

[@WarthDader74]

Sid would still be here if he hadn't met Nancy

[@thesecondYouTube]

Read the op comment and realise that John Beverly was doomed from the beginning and intelligent enough to make his own decisions. Him being with Nancy or any other messed up chick wouldn't have made a difference and he was too fucked up to be with someone better, he would have dragged that person down to his level.

[@judasgoat4230]

Nice breakdown, thanks for your time on this one.

[@wickedlilly05]

Thank you for this. A very intellectual and interesting analytic regarding a video on KZbin for once. I agree with you very much, but mostly I just wanted to say thanks. 👍🏼

[@filipematias5127]

@L Salinas : Sid's birth name is John Simon Ritchie! The last name Beverley was his stepfather's and not his own whist Sid Vicious was a joking nickname that meant the exact opposite!

[@Ursdemars]

Great interview !!!

[@crose7412]

This interview was definitely not conducted in August 1977 as the death of Marc Bolan is mentioned which occurred on 16th September. This is the only occasion I've heard Sid talk using John Lydon's speech patterns (or vice versa) in certain places.

[@pttheuk]

Missed it, what timestamp if that wouldn't be too much of a trouble?

[@crose7412]

@@pttheuk Dunno, listen to it again for yourself!

[@pttheuk]

@@crose7412 can't be bothered, too lazy, on what occasion did Sid mention it?

[@crose7412]

@@pttheuk I'm too lazy to answer you.

[@pttheuk]

@@crose7412 no-no, first of all, you're too much of a sod!

[@glamdanzig]

i love Sid sm

[@namnefternamn5463]

"I feel things I don´t think about them". So, he was a hippie by heart..

[@jamesphillips4385]

At least Sid Vicious was brutally honest i can relate to exactly what he's saying...

[@jeffstewart4648]

God bless you Six!

[@beefheart1410]

By the way, I understand the attraction that kids have for Sid. He's an archetype: looks good and died young. Kids are hypnotised by this archetype and romanticise those figures that seem to inhabit the image. It's only the James Dean scenario being acted out again and again. By the same token, adults should realise that a character such as Sid should be pitied not idolised. Everything he was as a public figure happened to and was inflicted upon him; it wasn't something he initiated. The Kamikazie image was a mirage and a symptom of a pathology and early psychological / emotional abuse. He was the complete opposite of someone in control of his life. I suspect that people wouldn't idolise any other abused child who ends up dead at 21. Well, what's the difference here? Like I say, the attraction kids have to such a story is understandable, we all go through it in one way or another: I did. But, most of us, do get to grow up and get older. But, wiser?..... Maybe!

[@stewartchampion4260]

Why u hear then mate if you pity him

[@xdef1ne]

The kids idolise people like Sid Vicious because just like Sid said, Adults lose touch with what’s really happening as soon as they grow up. The kids understand how shit the world really is, so kids want to live to the extreme and die, get the most out of life as quickly as possible, experience what it’s got to offer and leave.

[@randybackgammon890]

@@xdef1ne the kids wear flares and 10 years later the adults do.....but sureley those adults WERE the kids of 10 years earlier!

[@richardhamilton1879]

Seriously, if anyone can point out anything that he said that was profound/ deep/ intelligent or wise then you must be easily impressed.

[@hgreen8666]

Sid was definitely not the brightest spark - however before drugs, he was not stupid. His brain became addled from drug use. He was incredibly stupid for taking drugs though.

[@andysandel9325]

Absolutely Very Interesting It's Just Comes To Show How Sid Was So Underestimated...Sid Was So Absolutely So Intelligent Of This Reality Asylum So Far Ahead From This Stupidity Moral Boring Establishment Nanny Stature And Naturally Sid Was Fully Aware Of All Of This... Rest In Peace Sid The Legend Lives On 😎🔗❤🔒🖇

[@romanasever]

He was enough inelegant to know that he ended up soon..

[@matthewlacey5307]

really articulate

[@AlexKing29353]

Matthew Lacey very very articulate

[@AlexKing29353]

For his age anyway his use of the english language was great

[@krisscanlon4051]

Sid was rather honest and actually open and upfront. He was self aware and really sounded like a darker or more sarcastic Rotten.

[@zippyde]

all players in the big game,sid will always be remembered for his part he knew he had tp play.

[@AlexKing29353]

A true anarchist

[@waynesilverman3048]

He sounds serious when he talks even though he liked having a laugh he sounds like 'I'm not taking any shit'kind of vibe.

[@GriefTourist]

so young so cynical and yet he had it all

[@BobbyGeneric145]

He had nothing except for a heroin habit and fame for doing nothing., the 70s version of a Kardashian. He couldn't play for shit, couldn't sing, and was only put in the band because he looked good.

[@mertustun5442]

so punk means playing good to you?

[@Mike420Mayhem]

.....what a disaster

[@Bb-pw1zi]

@@BobbyGeneric145 What of significance have you ever done in your life? When you die you will be forgotten in a week.

[@filipematias5127]

@@BobbyGeneric145 : You obviously don't know anything about the real Sid except for the mythical lies that have been spread around for the last 40 years!

[@ericgeorge5483]

SID LIVED AND DIED ROCK N ROLL!!!

[@chivonnehead8241]

The awkward silences kill it.

[@draxlerchronicles5851]

"I didn't need to go on the dole because I could ponce more than £10 in a week." And there's comments saying he's really sharp. Fuckin hell.

[@thesecondYouTube]

£10 was a lot in the late 70s.

[@garyrigby21]

he was only 20 here! so he was intelligent he just didn't care

[@thewkovacs316]

This is the syd that lydon loved Not the syd who was a junkie and started believing his own hype John never should've let him join the band

[@avalondreaming1433]

He was talking about Huey Green, who was Paula Yates' biological father. I HATE THE WORLD AND EVERYTHING IN IT!!! Said Sid.

[@mjh5437]

Hughie

[@thesecondYouTube]

A working class Holden Caulfield.

[@guynelson2341]

I love this guy for his honesty. Such a refreshing change from the usual bunch of pretentious twats out there.

[@Hepausesshaving182GGMU]

PERFECTLY SAID

[@jamescokl3]

10 minutes in l couldn't agree more. I hate people, especially managers or manageress.

[@Mranthrowfist13]

Sid Visceral

[@stephanieramos7648]

I swear I would have married him.... I have had dreams of him since I was 4.

[@asong4thedead]

Would've liked to hear from Nancy. She's surprisingly quiet here.

[@hgreen8666]

Her nose ain’t.

[@shaunwild8797]

The spades were really great in that college.😮

[@thesecondYouTube]

It's just a word, calm down.

[@shaunwild8797]

@@thesecondKZbin I'm not shocked. I found it funny.

[@nasdkhan254]

Yes chill out

[@shaunwild8797]

@@nasdkhan254 If you read the comment above you would know I'm chilled out.

[@nasdkhan254]

@@shaunwild8797 Sorry Shaun. Now we are all chilled out

[@stephenspark9358]

not only is he brutally honest he is honestly DEAD ,Heroin CASualty ,I use to like him But I have come to my senses

[@paulmk2290]

He was quite well spoken, wasn't he.

[@lethrbear32]

Cain's in Tulsa is still going strong. I've seen many shows there. Cool to see the Sex Pistols on that stage!!

[@kckstnd8]

Good to know. Good for Cain’s

[@stellarosehendrix]

Omg 😂😂😂 that guy blows his nose in the background for like ten minutes 😂😂😂😂

[@thewkovacs316]

that was nancy, who couldnt stand that she wasnt part of the interview

[@stellarosehendrix]

@@thewkovacs316 omg really?? 😆

[@thewkovacs316]

@@stellarosehendrix listen to who sid is talking to in the background. that is nancy.

[@SexPistolsArchives]

@TheNaomiengland Got a great (and funny) story about Sid's padlock but am sworn to secrecy...it'll be in Ted's new book which she's still working on ;)

[@LonelyBones_]

What’s the book called?

[@ianwhitehead691]

🔗R.I.P🔒SID⛓️