Glen Matlock & Eric blair talk the Sex Pistols /Iggy Pop /his history 2019 

Such a rarity. An interviewer who asks pertinent informed questions and then lets the interviewee actually answer them without interrupting. Bravo.

Great Interview by Eric Blair he really knows his stuff. What a Great guy Glen Matlock is, I've meet Glen many of times and he is a Top man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He is a lovely human. I was lucky enough to meet him and it was a terrific time.

Glen is a great bloke - worst thing to ever happen to the Pistols was that he left.

The best interview by far that I’ve seen someone do with Glen Matlock. Well done, Eric 👌🏼

Glen Matlock was the Backbone of the Sex Pistols, None of you ever forget that.

One of the best and informative interviews I have seen with any of the Pistols, Glen is a top bloke.

I can't believe there isn't a ton more subscribers? I've been watching this guy since the early-mid 00's. He always asks good questions. I love his danzig interviews.

Great stuff here...Glen is so underrated as a musician

Fantastic interview! This one and The Cramps interview are my favourites!

Really good interview actually , always good to hear Glens-take on things

Saw Glen and the Pistols in Sydney 1996, terrific gig, one of the best I have ever been at...

Thanks for asking questions that fans want the answers to! Great stuff.

Great interview. Really informative. My next jumping-off point here on RU-vid is Glen's album.

Really good 'different angle' interveiw. Glen's a down to earth no nonsense guy. Thanks 👍🏼

Great interview!

Fantastic interview!!

Thanks for posting!

great interview

What a fantastic interview with Glen Matlock. Great questions , and just let him talk .

Great interview.. Glen is a UK legend and innovator.

Well handled and thoroughly enjoyable

Great interview Eric.

Great interview

I will state it here and I think everyone (except maybe Lydon) will agree with me: Glen Matlock was the engine, melodic and chordal, composition-wise (without forgetting his wicked backing vocals), that kept the Pistols together and made them what they were. The proof is in the pudding: after he left, they barely managed to put two songs together, and fell apart rapidly, becoming a joke and a parody. Plus, his driving bass-playing really made them a tour de force live. As much as I admire Lydon’s brain and attitude, the things he said about Matlock through the years, he should be ashamed of himself.....

Great Interview!

I wss living in London opposite the 100 Club in 1977. What a great period of my life!

I remember Freddy Laker and his sky train. He also ran ex Qantas 707's for a while before that to fly folks to holiday locations

Sid HAD IMAGE! Glen looked like an unremarkable average nobody. Simple as that. But Glen had immense talent. cheers.

Right from the horses mouth ,from someone who comes across as just a normal guy who has had an extraordinary career doesn’t try to create headlines If you want to know the real story of the Pistols, Rich Kids and all the people on the periphery Of that scene , background on some of the legends he’s played with this interview tells it all as it was , no bs , from someone who was there at the start and is still at the top of his game .just a great interview

Eric , Great interview! I know you from Jack Grisham ,…. Good questions to a legend🤙🏽

Met Glen in Liverpool years ago

Awesome

Sweet

Nice 👍

So a lot of truths then in last years Pistols series.

Haven't seen Matlock for years. His hair is grey but still looks well.

Sic!

did Glen not play on the sex pistols records?

The band members are still living on the fame they gained with the Sex Pistols more than what they are currently doing.

Glen can be heard on the sex pistols spunk demo album. Shame he didn't last with the band that couldn't last

Just finished I was a teenage Sex Pistol Glen referred to the Bromley contingent in less adoring terms lol

The IRA in Malcolms address book lol I wonder why?

He was wasted and never appreciated with the Pistols (should have joined the Bay City Rollers)

glen deserves his due but a bit disingenuous about the ny dolls, as they released their album in 1973 way before the sex pistols. yes there was cross referencing but the punk sound and look started in new york as marky ramone said.

*I like hearing Glen tell all these little unknown tidbits about London back then. Unfortunately he's leaving one crucial bit of information out of his tales: none of this would've been at all possible without the genius guiding hand, nay Midas Touch, of Paul McCartney (with just a little added stardust from Angie Bowie)*