Wreckless Eric "Whole Wide World"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYDFOBTjuuw
Wreckless Eric and Tony Mann
perform " Whole Wide World" at New York City's
Knitting Factory in March of 2005
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"Music shouldn't be competitive. You like this music and I like that music. I love the Sex Pistols, they're a great band, I loved touring with them."
-- Johnny Thunders
He hated the word "punk" and boldly claimed "I never made punk music".
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A theatrical style, when done with imagination, exaggeration, or absurdity, can add great excitement and differentiation for a band.
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