Witch (2006), a novel for adults by Helen Hollick published by DA Diamonds. The Adventures of Hector Lynch (2007–2009), a pirate series by Tim Severin The Government Manual for New Pirates (2007), a spoof of survival guides by Matthew David Brozik and Jacob Sager Weinstein. Isle of Swords (2007), a novel by Wayne Thomas Batson. Pirate Latitudes (2009), a novel by Michael Crichton. The Pyrates Way Magazine (2006–Present), a quarterly online magazine by Kimball Publications, LLC. Maddox (writer) often portrays himself as a pirate on his website The Best Page in the Universe. Ana e os piratas do novo mundo (2012), a novel by Lucas Peixoto Dantas Music Musicians have long been drawn towards pirate culture, due to its disestablishmentarianism and motley dress. An early 1960s British pop group called itself Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, and wore eye patches while they performed. Keith Moon, drummer of The Who, was a fan of Robert Newton. Flogging Molly, The Briggs, Dropkick Murphys, The LeperKhanz, The Coral, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Bullets And Octane, Mad Caddies, The Vandals, Gnarkill, Armored Saint, Jimmy Buffett, and Stephen Malkmus have pirate-themed songs as well. Alestorm is a pirate-themed power/folk metal based in Perth, Scotland. Their fans are also encouraged to dress up like pirates and bring props to concerts. Ye Banished Privateers, an Umea based band, perform shanty- and folk inspired pirate music, also incorporating theatrical elements into their concerts. Swashbuckle is an American thrash metal band who dress up and sing about pirates. Emerson, Lake & Palmer recorded the song "Pirates", a 13 minute long performance piece from their 1977 tour. It features the Orchestra de L'Opera de Paris. The piece can be found on the album "Works, volume 1" Running Wild, a German Metal band, adopted a "pirate metal" image in 1987, with its third album. The Sex Pistols adapted the saucy song "Good Ship Venus" as their hit "Friggin' in the Rigging". Fellow Malcolm McLaren protégée Adam Ant took the pirate image further. One of the tracks on the album Kings of the Wild Frontier was called "Jolly Roger". Gorillaz recorded a song called "Pirate Jet" which appears as the 16th track on their third studio album Plastic Beach. In 1986, the Beastie Boys paid homage to the pirate lifestyle on their Licensed to Ill album with the song "Rhymin' and Stealin'". The song is filled with piratical