Dennis Morris - A Bitta Pil - Parco View 2011
In the late 1970s, British photographer Dennis Morris, trailed behind music legends such as Bob Marley and The Sex Pistols. His photos became an icon of the twentieth century. After the break up of the legendary punk band The Sex Pistols, Morris documented the life and times of the band's vocalist John Lydon. His camera lens followed the formation of Lydon's post-Sex Pistol's band, Public Image Limited. 'A Bitta PIL' highlights step by step the short lived life span of the band and the release of its album, 'The Metal Box'.
55p - EN/JP - 30,5x21,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
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Dennis Morris - A Bitta Pil - Parco View 2011
Dennis Morris - A Bitta Pil - Parco View 2011
In the late 1970s, British photographer Dennis Morris, trailed behind music legends such as Bob Marley and The Sex Pistols. His photos became an icon of the twentieth century. After the break up of the legendary punk band The Sex Pistols, Morris documented the life and times of the band's vocalist John Lydon. His camera lens followed the formation of Lydon's post-Sex Pistol's band, Public Image Limited. 'A Bitta PIL' highlights step by step the short lived life span of the band and the release of its album, 'The Metal Box'.
55p - EN/JP - 30,5x21,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
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In the late 1970s, British photographer Dennis Morris, trailed behind music legends such as Bob Marley and The Sex Pistols. His photos became an icon of the twentieth century. After the break up of the legendary punk band The Sex Pistols, Morris documented the life and times of the band's vocalist John Lydon. His camera lens followed the formation of Lydon's post-Sex Pistol's band, Public Image Limited. 'A Bitta PIL' highlights step by step the short lived life span of the band and the release of its album, 'The Metal Box'.
55p - EN/JP - 30,5x21,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
