Video: The Latebirds: Making of The Last Of The Good Ol' Days

Finnish rockers indebted to Tom Petty deliver middling results with an album that sounds like, well, Tom Petty. Imitation is the best form of flattery, they say. True in some cases, but certainly not a rule to live by: what if, par example, the flattery in question is of a level of quality that could actually offend the subject it's supposed to be flattering? A perfect case in point is British punk in the 1970s. Mr. John Lydon, the man who helped spawn a million spiky-haired, gob-soaked bands in the Sex Pistols' wake...