We only needed a few to represent the punk rock legacy. These lad’s were part of the answer, designed and developed from punk generation street DNA. They appeared ambivalent about their image on and off the stage. The message was not to tell us all to support the downtrodden. The message was let’s create a better future. Where entrepreneurs and self starters are free to create. This was a band playing live with Woolworth’s equipment, they remained laid back as they add-libed their set, and supported The Buzzcock’s or the Fall. Imagine that today. The Worst also presented a serious value for the cause. Their cool discipline and obedience worked to mature the punk image of morality and freedom … No thrash rock or screaming this band stated political words with a poetic substance that captivated their listeners.