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*1001 $aHaynes, Pete$_23297700
*24510$aGod's lonely men$b(word is saving God's lonely men)$cPete Haynes
*2463 $aThe Lurkers
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*500  $aUndertittel på omslaget: The Lurkers
*5208 $aPete Haynes was the drummer and founder of the cult punk band The Lurkers. Here, he charts their rise from playing in West London pubs and clubs to appearing on Top of the Pops. Then they came down with a crash. This tell-all insider's look at the 70s punk scene mixes brutal humour with a sharp critique of the human condition from the point of view of a working class man. Haynes share his experience with The Sex Pistols, The Clash and many more classic bands and writes about what punk was really about.
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