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Damn right, the last thing Johnny was expecting was for the informal Mollett Street gatherings to receive attention from a national current affairs show and to be on the receiving end of a cross-examination from Neil Roberts.
Dick Driver---sorry, "Johnny Abort"---wears an expression somewhere in that bleak wasteland between rueful and deeply, deeply embarrassed. Clearly he doesn't believe a word of the sub-sophomoric garbage he spouts. Driver's inept posing is rendered even more hilarious by Roberts' gravely intoning that "Johnny takes his art very seriously."
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skunk everson
Posted at 11.51PM - 04.05.2012
OMG. The Assasins were awesome! Hey what happen to David Schofield (& Colin,Turtle, Tall Tony Julie & Jones girrl etc) being interviewed wearing mirror sunnies & leather jacket. he was the manager of Zwines when opened and organised much on the early punk akld scene. Amalgamated tele hire in Takapuna was his job. So many good times. LOL