Recording Label: ? Running Time: 43 minutes. Year: 2009

ISMN: ? Recording Company Code: ? Quality: 9 -

Lyon, France, Palais D'Hiver.  (Thanks Mick & Tony). 

This bootleg has been available for years, however the original tape played much too fast, which in my opinion makes any bootleg unlistenable.

Recently I decided to change this and with a bit of editing I corrected the speed, which makes the world of difference. At the correct speed it's actually quite a good gig. Lydon's vocals sound a little more distant than the bands instruments which takes a little getting used to, but apart from that it's a very clear, low generation recording.

For some reason Low Life is incomplete and we cut very suddenly to Annalisa. (There is also a brief cut during Annalsia.)

Religion is split between 2 tracks with the organ intro being treated as a separate song.

During the closing bars of Attack, Arthur Stead knocks out the intro to La Marseillaise on the keyboards.

The speeded up recording clocked in at a mere 39 minutes, but the corrected version has been stretched to a whopping 43, which may not seem a lot on paper, but believe me there's a BIG difference to what you hear, as it no longer sounds like his John Thomas is trapped in a mangle.

Track Names:

1. Public image.

2. Low Life.

3. Annalisa.

4. Religion.

5. Memories.

6. Solitaire.

7. Flowers of Romance.

8. Poptones.

9. Chant.

10. Anarchy in the uk.

11. This is Not a Love Song.

12. Attack.