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“NME said we were the best thing since the Sex Pistols. Sounds said we were the worst group they’d ever seen.” Why William and Jim Reid feared that The Jesus And Mary Chain’s classic debut album Psychocandy might never get released

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“NME said we were the best thing since the Sex Pistols. Sounds said we were the worst group they’d ever seen.” Why William and Jim Reid feared that The Jesus And Mary Chain’s classic debut album Psychocandy might never get released

“It’s such a shame that you’ve made a record full of pop songs and wasted them with all this noise”

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