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Glen Matlock played bass on 9 of the 11 songs on never mind the Bollocks here’s the Sex Pistols, did played on Holidays in the sun & bodies!!!!!!

Nancy had a lot of money in the hotel room and was buying drugs with dealers going in and out to support Sidney’s heroin addiction!!!!

"I'm sorry they want you to go." 😆

Talentless druggies portrayed as icons

Stiv was a legend.

What an enormous waste of vinyl....zero talent.

Good Interview.

This was friggin awesome

The blonde chick on the right looks like Lisa Kudro 😂

I dunno where the channel for their info from, but Stiv Bators died almost 11 years later in 1990, not months later.

What a crock of shit amazing

I heard He and Gene Simmons were chopping up puppies with an ax for Satan or something when The drummer for Def Leppard came to the rescue and that's how he lost his arm. He saved those puppies but it cost him his arm. What a world.

Was Nancy trolling everybody with the English accent or what?

He was a talentless waster. He strangled a cat to death with his belt just to "look into it's eyes when it was dying"

Legends. They created a musical movement and never got the fame and rewards they should have.

Both useless

Funny how the one interviewer looks like Andy Kaufman and the first blond girl they interview looks like Courtney Love and Courtney Love was in the movie Sid n Nancy

Sid's junkie stare is scary.

Who are these two CIA assholes with their fag mustaches?!

*I ❤‍🩹 STIV*

Sid and Stiv, both highly overrated

Considering the drug addiction reputation they both have now they both seem pretty sober.

Mentally ill and on drugs not a good combination I’m not saying this to be disrespectful but it’s a train wreck.

Stiv Bators was lost too soon, a real talent. The Dead Boys and Lords of the New Church were great bands.

Nancy was the classic "groupie" and was she was genuine.

Hard to believe it's almost 50 years since their deaths.

I'd like to sit her down and explain to her just how lucky she was to be in Stiv's project.

Bizarre how they felt some strange needs to drag the Rolling Stones into this. There was really no connection between them at all. You might as well tie Buddy Holly & The Crickets in while you're at it. What do they have in common? Well, you know, they're both rock bands, and it ended in death...

18:20 "What's your name" "Jack" "Is your last name, me off?" lol

"Stiv Bators is joining us.." Joey: "I thought it was Phyllis Diller".

Commenting people were dicks in 1978 too. That’s all what I have to say.

This interview is a shit show

He was the ultimate loser.

Human trash

squid ficious

Both Bators and Epstein are dead, Coincidence?

I wonder if the woman caller who appeared to interest Dee Dee with her questions for a time was Pam Tent of the Cockettes or a member of The Nuns? Dee Dee looked like he was trying to figure it out. 🔎🕵‍♂️❤❤❤❤

"Just a bunch of dummies griping about being on the dole" American: Okay.

Syd was brain dead with no talent. Nancy was dumb unlike Courtney Love but not a calculated narcissist who was willing do anything to get what she wanted. I can't believe there is an American band with worse music & nothing interesting to say. All of these idiots think that acting like a naughty child is shocking entertainment. On his own Syd only had the attraction of watching a car crash. What a pointless interview.

Poor Nancy was one of the most misunderstood people of the punk rock era, I ask everyone to read the book Nancy's mum wrote, to get more insight

Scumbags 😂

Stiv did not die till 1990 when he was hit by a car.

Whatever became of Rise Risa?

Poor Cynthia. Kind of pointless for her to be there.

Not as humorous, but much more informative than D.O.A.

This is honest Buddy Rich, the real guy.

Poor Agnetha from ABBA didn't get a word in 😄 If Sid used any intelligence he had he should have stuck with Johnny, even just as a friend

I love their music but can’t help thinking they were a bunch of morons

“We’re in it because we have something to say.” That is the most profound statement Sid ever said.

IRL 1970’s