JOHNNY LYDON RARE INTERVIEW (BBC HEAVEN AND EARTH SHOW) 2/10/2005

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Dec 20, 2023
I recorded this from the BBCs Heaven and Earth show, which was a sunday morning churchy type programme intended for christians, not sure how long ago, but it's a good few years ago, and I haven't seen it anywhere else on youtube etc, so I thought I would share it with y'all, and notice that because the interviewer is not taking the piss, Johnny is a lot more polite and communicative than his usual interviews, more like his real self, which a lot of interviews don't get to show, so yeah, a tribute to the original "Honest John", I don't use facebook anymore but I recommend someone out there sharing it on facebook, coz the only good thing on facebook in my opinion was the John Lydon appreciation society, which was brilliant for vintage clips, but I don't think even they had this one, enjoy, thanks for watching, just found the date of the recording, October 2nd 2005, bloody hell, nearly nine years ago!!!

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