Glen Matlock on Iggy Pop, John Lydon, and why there won't be a Sex Pistols reunion 

Matlock is coming to Ireland as part of a celebration event for Iggy Pop's seminal album, Lust For Life 
Glen Matlock on Iggy Pop, John Lydon, and why there won't be a Sex Pistols reunion 

Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols. Picture: Tina Korhonen 

Original Sex Pistols bassist and songwriter Glen Matlock cuts a down-to-earth and easy-going character. His exit from the band is now widely regarded as one significant reason the Pistols imploded shortly after the release of their debut album; Never Mind The Bollocks.

That record in 1977 helped thrust punk into the mainstream and is still heralded as a classic. Matlock, however, is on his way to Ireland to celebrate another seminal album from the same year, Iggy Pop’s Lust For Life.

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