- by Scott Colothan
- Thursday, November 08, 2007
- filed in: Punk Rock
John Lydon has hit out at The Eagles on the week the Californian rockers hit the top spot on both sides of The Atlantic.
The Sex Pistols legend has previously admitted that acts like The Eagles first inspired his band to form back in the late seventies, as a direct reaction to melodic rock outfits that dominated the charts.
These feeling still ring true for Lydon. He said: "They're (The Eagles) irrelevant. A band like that doesn't write songs that mean anything. We're the Charge of the Light Brigade, with decent generals, right?"
Clearly on a roll, Lydon took time to take a swipe at that other musical institution – teen guitar-pop group McFly.
He rambled on to The Telegraph: “McFly, hahaha. Is all that really still going on? It's all dippy and Blue Peter - done with sticky-backed plastic. And you've all rolled over for it. We didn't back then. What's wrong with you lot?"
Next week – Lydon’s spitting views on Fleetwood Mac and Busted.


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