I read with interest your recent assessment of the worst gis of all time, some of which sounded indeed more terrifying than simply bad, as you so eloquently wrote. I was amazed to read of the inclusion of the recent Pistols reunion gig at Brixton. I was there and I thought it was an electric performance. Moreover, it certainly appeared to go down very well with the audience. The group was pretty tight, highly entertaining and worked hard to deliver a full set with great energy. The recently released DVD does not feature any of the first night, but the set is similar in quality to the performance I attended. I suspect that being MSN music editor might involve less appreciation of primal rock n roll and more massaging of giant corporate sensibilities and pandering to the mass market, so perhaps I shouldn't be surprised at your listing. A shame, though, because your style is engaging and entertaining, even if the taste expressed is a bit bland. On the other hand, your article infuriated me to the point where an ageing punk rocker like me actually felt sufficiently motivated to write a response, so I suppose that you have inadvertently demonstrated that punk is not dead (although it may not be terribly well).