Sid Vicious - Never Mind the Reunion Here's Sid Vicious

sid

sid wasn the greatest bassist of all time wtf is that guy writing , his solo songs are cool no1 wants a nice singing voice he had a decentr voice for what he was doing and i dont think he even played on the album but im not sure these guys are posers talking all that crap but i like this guy thou hes awesome September 22, 2007

Sid Vicious

The quality is absolutely horrific,but other then that,it was ah,not that good.Sid does have a nice voice but he sings less then half of the majority of these songs,messes up the words,etc.I can't really blame the guy because of this situation he was in at the time,but I'm reviewing the cd,not him. October 5, 2004

my version is much better

I saw 4 or 5 of the 8 shows Sid played at Max's Kansas City in September of 1978. I recorded the Sept 7 and Sept 28 shows and my recordings are much better than this one. May 25, 2004

Nevermind the Reunion - Here's Sid Vicious

Pure energy! I would have rated the alblum with five stars but the recording is not as good as it could have been. It's not terrible but it could have been better. I guess the venue (Max's Kansas City) probably didn't have the best acoustics for a live recording. Maybe the recording equipment was poor. Reguardless, this alblum is red hot. I would highly reccommend it to any Sid fan or anyone really. Well worth the money. June 30, 2000

Bremen Is A Gas

I thought the German fellow might like to know that Sid was 21 at the time of his fatal OD, not 23. I'm sure this record is as musically compelling as he was accurate! Equally accurate, yet far more interesting (brilliant, really) is Alex Cox's film of Sid's rise and fall, "Sid & Nancy", a must see for all who came of age in the Punk Era. May 12, 2000

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