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Public Image Ltd. ‎– Album. Label: Virgin ‎– V 2366. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album.

Album (also known as Compact Disc or Cassette depending on the format) is the fifth studio album by English rock band Public Image Ltd, released on 3 February 1986. It features John Lydon backed by a group of musicians assembled by producer Bill Laswell, including Steve Vai, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Tony Williams and Ginger Baker. Later in 1986, Flipper retaliated by releasing a live album entitled Public Flipper Limited Live 1980-1985. The concept of the packaging also spread to other releases by the band from this period, the 7" single of "Rise" was called "Single" whilst the 12" single was called "12-inch Single", and the music video had the title card reading "video". A compilation of music videos by the band released in this period was titled Videos

PiL's second album, Metal Box, is a near-perfect record that reinvents and renews rock in a manner that fulfilled post-punk’s promise(s) to a degree rivaled only by Joy Division on Closer. Out of all the fascinating alternate takes, B-sides, rare compilation-only tracks and d sketches that comprise this expanded reissue of Public Image Ltd’s post-punk landmark, it’s a live version of Public Image that is the real revelation. Part of an impromptu June 1979 concert in Manchester, the song keeps collapsing and restarting.

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Listen to music from Public Image Ltd. like Public Image - Remastered, Rise - Bob Clearmountain Remix & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Public Image Lt. .Public Image Ltd. (aka PiL), are an experimental band which formed in 1978 in London, England. Its original lineup was John Lydon (vocals) (formerly of the Sex Pistols), Keith Levene (guitar) and Jah Wobble (bass), although by 1983, the band's lineup would become a fluctuating one, revolving around Lydon. PiL are often cited as one of the most challenging and innovative bands of the post-punk period; John Lydon is quoted as saying he wanted to form an anti-rock band.