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We need a full history of Kommunity FK, please 🙏

0pposite roebuck where you were standing was terry de havilland's famous shoe and boot store "cobblers to the world" written on the shop

Such a ruined city now compared to back then. Kensington Market was wonderful. All black and maybe some red clothes and silver jewellery is all I recall of it. Gentrification has turned London into a diamonds in the dog shite slum.

Great, interesting stuff - thank you

That was a very nice story to share, thanks! Footage of Paul playing is scarce to be sure.

Are you okay😂😂😂

I like the fact that Allen was a college drop out who succeeded anyway, also he gave back to Seattle with it's own Rock & Roll Museum which is actually better than that Cleveland R&R Museum. You should visit someday for a future video.

They moved the phone booth last year 😢

Spunk is worth more than fifty dollars!

Im glad you mentioned the change of doorway at Seditionaries, I was having trouble reconciling my memories of going in there but with that door on the RHS. Sad to see that the Chelsea Drugstore has been blanded, it kind of set the tone for the Kings Roads tradition of non-conformity, Would be able to tug a forelock to Jagger on the way to see Westwood. And Yes Teds were a problem, for a while, the Irony shouldn’t be lost that John Lydon was after buying a pair of white brothel creepers.

That’s such a cool bar! Thanks for going👍

Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!

I’m being brutally honest here you shouldn’t trust Malcolm or the journalist Caroline Coon because the siousxie, Billy and Steve aren’t from bromley.

"She came from Greece. She had a thirst for knowledge. She studied sculpture at St Martin's college. That's where I caught her eye" (PULP)

John Ellis plays the guitar here: th-cam.com/video/ns-fw7a16Gw/w-d-xo.html J J Burnel's first solo project.

Trump is punk

Hi Maggie. I'm in San Francisco but I come to Lake County every year to visit friends. I love Mt.Dora. Goblin Market is a wonderful restaurant. I also love Sex Pistols, Joy Division and your channel. Have a Merry Christmas. 🎅🏻🤶🏻🧑🏻‍🎄

Sorry to hear you were treated like an outcast by your family, Maggie. Your a lovely person,cheerful ,intelligent 😊

All the best for Christmas and New Year ,Maggie. Take care 😊x

A great time for music the 70s

Thanks Maggie again for another great video 😊

Not sure if you know Maggie, but loads of stuff online about that original butcher's shop in Camden Town! I think the sign over the very top of the shop was the one used in London & then maybe shipped to the States! Can't see close enough but it looks similar & kinda original too!?

Funny how after you did a previous video about following Bowie around in Europe hoping to see him, now i find it fateful that Bowies furniture has seemed to have found it's way to you to a small town in Florida.

17:15 😂 he didn’t have this as his dining table with kids and the dog running around lol… it’s art, it was in storage - hence its mint condition

Hiya Maggie! The Memphis Group as I recall was named for both the city here & the ancient Egyptian city. I recall loving all the shapes, colours but thinking how uncomfortable it all looked! I do still love the accessories/ décor & the funky yet very useable kitchen stuff. How fun that you have that at your disposal! Oh that pub looks fun! TSMFS! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🤘🦋🏍 PS I recently whilst in London for my 65th became friends w/ a woman who’s grandad was John Ritchie Sr (said he was an SOB, Sid’s dad. Since Sid didn’t have kids I can’t recall if he was her uncle or cousin; must ask! Thought you’d get a kick out of that!😘

Hiya Maggie! Just popped over from your Bowie furniture video; yet to comment there as I’m a native NY’er wanted to see this 1st! He purchased 2 penthouse units & combined them in ‘99 but didn’t move there until ‘02. Alexandria was born in Aug 2000, they still lived at the Essex House on W 59th, presuming until reno’s were done. I’ve been in the Essex House apt, can’t say more (sorry!) My MaMa (gran) was born on Mott St, early 20thC, lived there for some years! McNally Jackson bookstore was in NoLita (northern little Italy) close to his apt, not GVill. My 1st B&M shop location was 1 block N of Washington SqPark but we moved to WVill in 97. The “I’m Afraid of Americans” video was shot at my closest subway station, he was running one block S directly behind my shop. Crazy synchronicities but can’t speak publicly about them, sorry again due to legalities on my project launching soon🙏🏼! Cheers! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🤘🦋🏍

Love your Sex Pistols and Joy Division stories! You were so lucky to have lived that life!

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Great stuff: Circle Jerks, Adolescents, Angry Samoans....

Wayne County & The Electric Chairs! I listened a lot to them. I still do, sometimes.

Cabaret Voltaire came from Sheffield.

Cabaret Voltaire were cool. "Nag, Nag, Nag". A friend of mine has a lot of their records.

The bass player of Wolverhampton band Neon Hearts, Paul Raven, became the bass player of Killing Joke. Simon Gallup of Lockjaw became the bass player of The Cure amd John Moss of the punk band London joined Culture Club as their drummer. The punk bands mentioned here were exceptionally good.

Eater were SO underrated! I love them. The drummer was 14.

I wish I had that Saints badge!

"I've got an uncontrollable urge" (DEVO). Top tune.

I love the Boomtown Rats!

That tape by the Bow Wow Wow, "Your Cassette Pet", is wonderful. I played it a lot. Bow Wow Wow was actually the first Adam & The Ants line up plus Annabella Luwin. Adam started a new band after those guys left him for Malcolm.

The Buzzcocks - one of the best punk bands ever!!

I love "My Sharona". The Dickies did a cover on that.

Have you ever listened to The Dictators? Proto-punk. Amazingly good. The Dickies as well. Fantastic!

I've listened a lot to the Cramps. "Breaking Glass", Hazel O'Connor. With an appearance of bizarre artist Shrink.

"Alternative Ulster". Fantastic tune by Stiff Little Fingers.

"Ripped & Torn" is also the title of a tune by Irish punk band Radiators From Space. Phil Chevron was a member, prior to joining the Pogues. The album, "TV Tube Heart" by Radiators is fabulous. Chiswick, 1977.

Poly! I had a crush on her, and I love the band!

Ah! Londoner here! The weather looks nice there. Very cool that the telephone box is there!

Interesting furniture and while there were some pieces I'd like to own, I still prefer antiques. Thanks Maggie for showing us this.

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing! 🎉

I wonder what devout vegetarian Paul McCartney would think of the Magical Meat Boutique!!??

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