Quotes about SolJo

• Andi Peters: Well SolJo defined that generation, didn't it? I remember we used to have to pay the sixth formers to buy us copies, and hide them from our parents. It was quite childish really, and I don't remember much about what was in it.
• Nicholas Parsons: Oh, it was wonderful, and they said such nice things about me. [Mumbling from PR] Oh, well what journal was I thinking of then?
• Billy Connolly: When I first saw it I just thought 'this is absolute crap', you know?
• Christopher Hitchins: Oh, they can just fuck off.
• John Peel: I remember buying a SolJo once from one of those street venders outside an underground station, I felt quite sorry for him, it was a very cold day and he didn't have a hat. I remember it was a Tuesday becase The Pig and I were in Camden to see a man about a bicycle. He had awfully large eyes, and I was quite uncomfortable, he reminded me a little of Mr Trebus in that he had collected all these weird and wonderful things that didn't didn't seem to perform any useful function except occupy all of the space in his small home. It must have been nearby and at about the same time that I saw the mighty Fall play at the...
• Pastor Mike Brae: Yes I think it's immoral. [Mumbling from interviewer.] No, that's not my "opinion", I think it's clearly stated in the scriptures, and I think death is the proper punishment that the state ought to prosecute for this blasphemy.