Public Image Limited – Live At Rockpalast 1983

This concert film captures Public Image Limited during a pivotal moment in their career, following the end of the Sex Pistols. The 58-minute runtime features highlights from their early albums, including classics like "First Issue" and "Metal Box." The experimental sound of the band continues to resonate, making this a significant performance in the post-punk genre.

The concert includes a rare rendition of the Sex Pistols' iconic track "Anarchy in the U.K," alongside other notable songs such as "Religion," "Flowers of Romance," and "(This Is Not a) Love Song." This live album represents a key moment in the evolution of Lydon’s music, showcasing the unique blend of styles that define Public Image Limited.

For collectors, this film serves as a document of a live performance that is both historic and musically important. The Rockpalast concert is a must-watch for fans of post-punk and those interested in the evolution of Lydon's career after the Sex Pistols.