Fodderstompf Extensive archives, discography, history and information. Also includes audio and interaction for fans. http://www.fodderstompf.com

Public Image Ltd Club Messageboard and chat on Yahoo created by a fan. http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/publicimageltd

Rotten Koolaid Heids Fans poke fun with a virtual cover band. http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/bunnymen/601/

Rockmagic.net: Public Image Ltd. Song lyrics indexed alphabetically and by album. http://lyrics.rockmagic.net/lyrics/public_image_ltd/

Publicimagelimited.co.uk Archived news, reviews and images from a fan's extensive personal collection. http://www.publicimagelimited.co.uk

Riot Show Riot Show at the Ritz, 1981- an insider's account. http://www.furious.com/perfect/pil.html

Amazon offers This Is What You Get (Audio CD),30 June, 1998 List price $18.49 You are now entering an Underrated Zone / 3 Generally regarded as PiL's worst studio album. While this is probably true - it is undeniably patchy - it's far from awful and in fact boasts some great moments ("Bad Life," "Solitaire," "The Order Of Death" - incidentally, the album's title is a lyrical motif recurrent on "Bad Life" and "The Order Of Death"). At the time, "This Is What You Want" was PiL's biggest stylistic shift yet - from edgy avant garde to (edgy) disco funk, re-recorded after the departure of original guitarist Keith Levene (who released his mix of the original album tapes as the semi-legit and largely better-liked "Commercial Zone"). The horn section is only really obtrusive on the horrid remake of "This Is Not A Love Song" (the infinitely superior 1983 single version was PiL's biggest chart hit to date). That and two other numbers - "The Pardon" and "Where Are You" - form a severe lapse in quality that drags the album down. The original PiL sound is aching to emerge from underneath the sinister camp of "Tie Me To The Length Of That" (admittedly, a good track, with Lydon assuming the persona of a traumatised newborn: "When I was born the doctor didn't like me/He grabbed my ankles/Held me like a turkey/Dear mummy/Why'd you let him hit me/This was wrong/I knew you didn't love me"). "1981" serves as an epitaph for the UK-based PiL ("I'm leaving England/We're near the ending/You gave me nothing/No more pretending"). Like "Flowers Of Romance" (which, aside from a couple of tracks, it doesn't at all resemble musically), "This Is What You Want" is unsatisfying overall, but it has enough interesting tracks to weigh out its shortcomings. Song "Death Disco" Seeing in your eyes Words can never say the way Told me in your eyes Final in a fade Never no more hope away Finally in a fade Seeing in your eyes Seeing in your eyes Never really know Never realize Silence in your eyes Silence in your eyes Never really know Til it's gone away Never realize The silence in your eyes Seen it in your eyes Seen it in your eyes In your eyes Never no more hope away Finally in a fade Watch her slowly die Saw it in her eyes Choking on a bed Flowers rotting dead Seen it in her eyes Ending in a day Seein' it was a way Seein' it in your eyes Seein' it in your eyes Seein' it in your eyes I'm seeing through my eyes Words cannot express I'm seeing through my eyes ....

Ink 19 :: Public Image Limited Public Image Limited Metal Box / Second Edition (1979 / 1980) Warner Brothers ... Review by Aaron Shaul. 3/30/2006. This Song Is A Mess But So Am I ... http://www.ink19.com/issues_F/98_11/wet_ink/music_psk/132_pil_nf.html

Public Image Ltd interviews, articles and reviews from Rock’s ... Public Image Limited: The Flowers Of Romance (Virgin) Review by Jon Savage, The Face, April 1981. A typically caustic, sardonic title: the thorn in the rose ... http://www.rocksbackpages.com/artist.html?ArtistID=publicimage

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