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Rotten : No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs

Rotten : No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs

the authorised autobiography [of] Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols
Biography & MemoirMusic
Pages
418
Published
1995
Language
English
Prose complexity
7/10

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GrittyDarkInformativeReflective
Coming of AgeAnti-Hero

Genres

Biography & Memoir Music

Authors

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César Estabiel

César Estabiel is the author behind Rotten : No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs. He writes with a direct style, often tackling challenging social histories.

J
John Lydon

English singer, songwriter, and musician

J
José Elías Rodríguez Cañas

José Elías Rodríguez Cañas is the author of "Rotten : No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs." This book offers a powerful look at historical social issues.

K
Keith y Kent Zimmerman

Keith y Kent Zimmerman are the authors of "Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs." This book offers a direct look at the early punk rock scene and its cultural impact.

T
Tomás González Cobos

Tomás González Cobos is an author known for his direct approach to social and historical themes. His works include the energetic "Yippie! Una pasada de revolución" and the impactful "Rotten : No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs," which explores historical discrimination.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is "Rotten" based on a true story?

    This book is an autobiography, offering John Lydon's personal account of his life and experiences, particularly during his time with the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. It provides his direct perspective on the events and people involved in the punk movement.

  • How does this book relate to other accounts of the Sex Pistols?

    John Lydon's autobiography presents a highly individual and often contentious view of the Sex Pistols' history, frequently challenging or contradicting narratives presented by other band members or music journalists. It is known for its unfiltered and often critical take on the band's legacy and the music industry.