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122,
03:29,
2007-08-03 10:54:25
Description: The women of early 80's PostPunk!
(See also the video: "X-RAY SPEX -DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)" )
The spirit of Punk was to try anything without restraint. As soon as (More) The women of early 80's PostPunk!
(See also the video: "X-RAY SPEX -DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)" )
The spirit of Punk was to try anything without restraint. As soon as it became a recognizable formula -as in Sid- the media rushed to pronounce it dead after two years. But in truth it had already mutated past them. Worldwide, a new attitude virused: challenge everything, try it from another angle, go to next. The word PostPunk is a loose term used to describe the eclectic electric that ensued from 1978 to around 1982. Punk wasn't supplanted, it was the planter of the seeds that grew into most cutting edge music made since.
The holy trinity of 'Joy Division/Wire/Gang Of Four', bands from the dawn of the 80's, are the obvious blueprint for modern disciples like Franz Ferdinand, Interpol, She Wants Revenge, Radio 4, The Killers, and Elefant; the bounding deadpan-yet-funky pulse, the polyrhymic crack of drums, the sheets-of-noise guitar, and the wired automaton vocals. But PostPunk was more than that trio. It encompassed world musics and Dub, Punk-Funk, Death Disco, No Wave noise, Mutant Disco, proto-Industrial, Goth, HipHop hybrids, skronky jazz fusion and Harmolodics, and more.
And most importantly, there were more women in this revolution than any time before in Rock history.
The following women are the mothers of most rocker grrrls today. All of this music was too intense for the times and ignored, but now is the soundtrack of the current generation. Whether they know it or not. From these pioneers we get The Breeders, Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Hole, Elastica, Cibo Matto, Garbage, Sleater-Kinney, Ladytron, Chicks On Speed, Lesbians On Ecstasy, Erase Errata, Boyskout, Peaches, Electrocute, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Metric.
The architects: LENE LOVICH (US/UK) and NINA HAGEN (Germany), updating Yma Sumac for the new wave; ARI UP and THE SLITS, exploring the wilds of world dub (UK); LiLiPUT, the best PostPunk band you've never heard of and equal to any (Switzerland); FATAL MICROBES, a teen band featuring two kids of Vi Subversa from the Poison Girls (UK); STINKY TOYS, who played the first all-Punk show ever with the Pistols and newcomer 'Suzie and the Banshees' (France); the minimalist robot synth of FLYING LIZARDS, featuring PATTI PALLADIN of Snatch(NY/UK); TINA WEYMOUTH and the TALKING HEADS, the fountainhead for indie dress, PunkFunk, and more styles than we've caught up with (New York); the collective PULSALLAMA, with Wendy Wild and Ann Magnuson, bringing polyrhthmic fun (NY); THE BLOODS with funky punk; LIZZY MERCIER DESCLOUX making dissonant guitar clang danceable (France/NY); THE MODETTES modeling impossibly catchy pop with reggae bounce (NY); JILL KROESEN with rhythmic skronk and chant (NY); The BUSH TETRAS, a funky punk band whose influence covers Romeo Void to Kim Gordan (NY); the brilliant spartan funk of E.S.G. by the Scroggins sisters (South Bronx); Her Mercurial Majesty of Goth and so much more, SIOUXSIE SIOUX (UK); the stripped edge of Young Marble Giants, whose 'Credit In the Straight World' was covered by Hole (Wales); Y PANTS forecast the bratty casualism of Bratmobile (NY); UT rode tribal drums and fuzzy chords through alien synths (NY); TINA WEYMOUTH and Chris Frantz of TOM TOM CLUB spun the NY scene's punkfunk through hiphop and reggae to conquer the world with 'Genius Of Love' (NY); ...while KIM GORDAN and SONIC YOUTH channeled the scene's No Wave noise into a startling career (US); the punkfunk priests GANG OF FOUR converted bassist SARA LEE to the cause in their second revolution (UK/US); VANESSA BRISCOE emitted the bent transmissions of PYLON (Georgia); Throbbing Gristle had split nicely into the fresh folds of CHRIS & COSEY, with conceptual and sexual artist COSI FANNI TUTTI (UK); The SELECTER sure picked it right with lead singer PAULINE BLACK kicking tough ska (UK); EDITH NYLON made the synth pop and kick (France); ALICE BAG of the Bags now crusaded with the CAMBRIDGE APOSTLES (L.A.); SU TISSUE cut an askew swath through SUBURBAN LAWNS (L.A.); Native American DEBORAH IYALL serenaded in the ROMEO VOID (San Fran); DOMINATRIX predated Lords of Acid and Peaches with sexual dance music (NY); and LAURIE ANDERSON made the avant-garde fun and grooving (NY).
About LiLiPUT: This Swiss punk band started as Kleenex but got sued. As LiLiPUT, their flexible punk now flourished through ever fluid line-ups. At the center always were guitarist Marlene Marder and bassist Klaudia Schiff. Their vocals and restless spirit were the pulse that propelled a winding course; tough punk, kraut rock redux, loping pop, angular beauty. All of the work of both bands has been compiled by the Kill Rock Stars label on the affordable double-CD, "LiLiPUT" (KRS 373; 2001). Expand your world with the sonic peers of The Slits and the Raincoats!
Also, these CDs:
NEW YORK NOISE 1, 2, & 3
http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/releases/?id=4886
RIP IT UP & START AGAIN: POSTPUNK 1978-1984
ROUGH TRADE SHOPS: POSTPUNK, vol. 1
GIRL MONSTER
SEXUAL LIFE OF THE SAVAGES (Brazil postpunk)
NAO WAVE (Brazil postpunk)
Book:
"RIP IT UP & START AGAIN", by Simon Reynolds
Check out these web resources:
-Women In Punk:
http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/
http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkettes/features.htm
http://www.mindspring.com/~acheslow/AuntMary/bang/wip.html
http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Goregirl/dont_misbehave_in_the_new_wave__women_in_the_new_wave_post_punk_no_wave_first_wave_of_punk/
-Alice Bag's great site on Women of L.A. Punk:
http://www.alicebag.com/mainindex.html
(All rights reserved. Fan-made video to promote awareness of the artists.)
http://www.youtube.com/funknroll (Less) Channel: youtube
27,
00:47,
2007-12-08 01:56:39
Description: Liliput HO ÖBB 42.2397
Channel: youtube
68,
03:29,
2008-04-21 16:16:43
Description: The women of early 80's PostPunk! (See also the video: "X-RAY SPEX -DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)" ) The spirit of Punk was to try anything without restraint. As soon as it (More) The women of early 80's PostPunk! (See also the video: "X-RAY SPEX -DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)" ) The spirit of Punk was to try anything without restraint. As soon as it became a recognizable formula -as in Sid- the media rushed to pronounce it dead after two years. But in truth it had already mutated past them. Worldwide, a new attitude virused: challenge everything, try it from another angle, go to next. The word PostPunk is a loose term used to describe the eclectic electric that ensued from 1978 to around 1982. Punk wasn't supplanted, it was the planter of the seeds that grew into most cutting edge music made since. The holy trinity of 'Joy Division/Wire/Gang Of Four', bands from the dawn of the 80's, are the obvious blueprint for modern disciples like Franz Ferdinand, Interpol, She Wants Revenge, Radio 4, The Killers, and Elefant; the bounding deadpan-yet-funky pulse, the polyrhymic crack of drums, the sheets-of-noise guitar, and the wired automaton vocals. But PostPunk was more than that trio. It encompassed world musics and Dub, Punk-Funk, Death Disco, No Wave noise, Mutant Disco, proto-Industrial, Goth, HipHop hybrids, skronky jazz fusion and Harmolodics, and more. And most importantly, there were more women in this revolution than any time before in Rock history. The following women are the mothers of most rocker grrrls today. All of this music was too intense for the times and ignored, but now is the soundtrack of the current generation. Whether they know it or not. From these pioneers we get The Breeders, Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Hole, Elastica, Cibo Matto, Garbage, Sleater-Kinney, Ladytron, Chicks On Speed, Lesbians On Ecstasy, Erase Errata, Boyskout, Peaches, Electrocute, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Metric. The architects: LENE LOVICH (US/UK) and NINA HAGEN (Germany), updating Yma Sumac for the new wave; ARI UP and THE SLITS, exploring the wilds of world dub (UK); LiLiPUT, the best PostPunk band you've never heard of and equal to any (Switzerland); FATAL MICROBES, a teen band featuring two kids of Vi Subversa from the Poison Girls (UK); STINKY TOYS, who played the first all-Punk show ever with the Pistols and newcomer 'Suzie and the Banshees' (France); the minimalist robot synth of FLYING LIZARDS, featuring PATTI PALLADIN of Snatch(NY/UK); TINA WEYMOUTH and the TALKING HEADS, the fountainhead for indie dress, PunkFunk, and more styles than we've caught up with (New York); the collective PULSALLAMA, with Wendy Wild and Ann Magnuson, bringing polyrhthmic fun (NY); THE BLOODS with funky punk; LIZZY MERCIER DESCLOUX making dissonant guitar clang danceable (France/NY); THE MODETTES modeling impossibly catchy pop with reggae bounce (NY); JILL KROESEN with rhythmic skronk and chant (NY); The BUSH TETRAS, a funky punk band whose influence covers Romeo Void to Kim Gordan (NY); the brilliant spartan funk of E.S.G. by the Scroggins sisters (South Bronx); Her Mercurial Majesty of Goth and so much more, SIOUXSIE SIOUX (UK); the stripped edge of Young Marble Giants, whose 'Credit In the Straight World' was covered by Hole (Wales); Y PANTS forecast the bratty casualism of Bratmobile (NY); UT rode tribal drums and fuzzy chords through alien synths (NY); TINA WEYMOUTH and Chris Frantz of TOM TOM CLUB spun the NY scene's punkfunk through hiphop and reggae to conquer the world with 'Genius Of Love' (NY); ...while KIM GORDAN and SONIC YOUTH channeled the scene's No Wave noise into a startling career (US); the punkfunk priests GANG OF FOUR converted bassist SARA LEE to the cause in their second revolution (UK/US); VANESSA BRISCOE emitted the bent transmissions of PYLON (Georgia); Throbbing Gristle had split nicely into the fresh folds of CHRIS & COSEY, with conceptual and sexual artist COSI FANNI TUTTI (UK); The SELECTER sure picked it right with lead singer PAULINE BLACK kicking tough ska (UK); EDITH NYLON made the synth pop and kick (France); ALICE BAG of the Bags now crusaded with the CAMBRIDGE APOSTLES (L.A.); SU TISSUE cut an askew swath through SUBURBAN LAWNS (L.A.); Native American DEBORAH IYALL serenaded in the ROMEO VOID (San Fran); DOMINATRIX predated Lords of Acid and Peaches with sexual dance music (NY); and LAURIE ANDERSON made the avant-garde fun and grooving (NY). About LiLiPUT: This Swiss punk band started as Kleenex but got sued. As LiLiPUT, their flexible punk now flourished through ever fluid line-ups. At the center always were guitarist Marlene Marder and bassist Klaudia Schiff. Their vocals and restless spirit were the pulse that propelled a winding course; tough punk, kraut rock redux, loping pop, angular beauty. All of the work of both bands has been compiled by the Kill Rock Stars label on the affordable double-CD, "LiLiPUT" (KRS 373; 2001). Expand your world with the sonic peers of The Slits and the Raincoats! Also, these CDs: NEW YORK NOISE 1, 2, & 3 http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/releases/?id=4886 RIP IT UP & START AGAIN: POSTPUNK 1978-1984 ROUGH TRADE SHOPS: POSTPUNK, vol. 1 GIRL MONSTER SEXUAL LIFE OF THE SAVAGES (Brazil postpunk) NAO WAVE (Brazil postpunk) Book: "RIP IT UP & START AGAIN", by Simon Reynolds Check out these web resources: -Women In Punk: http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/ http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkettes/features.htm http://www.mindspring.com/~acheslow/AuntMary/bang/wip.html http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Goregirl/dont_misbehave_in_the_new_wave__women_in_the_new_wave_post_punk_no_wave_first_wave_of_punk/ -Alice Bag's great site on Women of L.A. Punk: http://www.alicebag.com/mainindex.html (All rights reserved. Fan-made video to promote awareness of the artists.) http://www.youtube.com/funknroll (Less) Channel: youtube
6,
03:09,
2009-01-26 23:35:59
Description: Märklin Krokodil, Märklin roter Pfeil, Liliput Flirt
Channel: youtube
0,
00:44,
2009-05-16 13:08:36
Description: LILIPUT-Bachmann a sorti un coffret référencé L240006. Il s'agit de quatre tomberaux à boggies SNCF époque IV. Cet article a été remarqué (More) LILIPUT-Bachmann a sorti un coffret référencé L240006. Il s'agit de quatre tomberaux à boggies SNCF époque IV. Cet article a été remarqué sur un site d'enchère et j'ai pu l'emporter pour un prix intéressant. Je l'ai reçu ce matin et sa mise en réseau avec une rame de tomberaux à deux essieux les intègre parfaitement bien. Ils seront prochainement destinés au transport de ferrailles en vrac. (Less) Channel: youtube
0,
01:28,
2009-07-03 19:51:49
Description: Une composition de six tombereaux à essieux, deux Klein et quatre Liliput. La 141P13 HORNBY tracte tranquillement ses wagons en même temps que la 060 ELECTROTREN avec sa rame de voitures (More) Une composition de six tombereaux à essieux, deux Klein et quatre Liliput. La 141P13 HORNBY tracte tranquillement ses wagons en même temps que la 060 ELECTROTREN avec sa rame de voitures Est. Une anomalie en fin de film est à relever, ça arrive... (Less) Channel: youtube
6,
01:27,
2008-03-15 14:15:47
Description: This is the 5th boss fight, Mondo Mole.
Mondo mole is more or less a pushover. Once you know about (Shhh...it's a secret) paralysis. Once you invoke that, you have NOTHING to worry about.
(More) This is the 5th boss fight, Mondo Mole.
Mondo mole is more or less a pushover. Once you know about (Shhh...it's a secret) paralysis. Once you invoke that, you have NOTHING to worry about.
This is your second sanctuary location. Once you defeat Mondo Mole you record your second melody of Liliput Steps. Oh ya, to continue on strategy, Mondo mole is weak to lightning. But it doesn't work all the time. Netherless, Paula's still nice to have in the party.
Ok, this is another section of me rushing through the game. I will re-do this section as well, becuase I could be at a higher level. Also I skipped over alot the enemies and didn't buy everything I wanted at the store.
Still, enjoy! (Less) Channel: youtube
90,
03:53,
2008-02-21 19:53:57
Description: The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 2!
Women of 70's PUNK: "X-RAY SPEX THE DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XhUBYogYRuM
Women of 1980's PUNK, (More) The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 2!
Women of 70's PUNK: "X-RAY SPEX THE DAY THE WORLD TURNED DAY-GLO (1978)"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XhUBYogYRuM
Women of 1980's PUNK, Part !: KLEENEX -"KRIMI/ YOU" (1979)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5G-o5ih_UYw
Women of PostPunk: "LiLiPUT -EISIGER WIND (1981)"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ocBJt6Xz0iI
GAYE ADVERT, LYDIA LUNCH, WENDY O. WILLIAMS, & KIM GORDON count us in. Then it's THE SICK THINGS with Charlie (London,77); MARY MONDAY & Her BITCHES (San Francisco,77); all-female BACKSTAGE PASS (LA,77); SMARTPILE (Bath,77); metal-punk HELEN WHEELS (NYC,77); UNIPLUX w/ Denise Humphreys, and Gli INCESTI w/ Antonella (Italy,77); CELIA & The MUTATIONS (alias The Stranglers) (London,77); No Wave's DNA w/ Ikue Mori (NYC,78); SUICIDE SQUAD w/ Annie Barret (Sydney,78); The Lewd w/ bass Olga De Volga (San Fran,78); The BASTARDS w/ Sandro Sursock, and the GLUEAMS (Bern,78); SHEENA & The ROKKETS (Japan,78); a Swedish tsunami with Cathrine Fanden and VACUM, mostly-female USCH, and all-female LIVIN' SACRIFICE, EXTREN EXEM, PINK CHAMPAGNE, and MOGEL (Stockholm,79); all-femme The DISHRAGS (Vancouver,79); The FASTBACKS (Seattle,79); ANDROIDS OF MU (London,80); A-HEADS w/ Mel (Wessex,81); LOST CHERREES w/ Beverly Abbott and two others (Surrey,81); all-women The BRAPHSMEARS (81), where SADO-NATION got singers Leesa Nation and Mish Bondage (Portland,79); The ELECTRIC DEADS w/ Bibi Blomstrom (Denmark,81); teen NASTY FACTS fronted by Cheryl Boyze (NYC,81); RUBELLA BALLET led by the Minx sisters (London,79); an Anarcho Punk march of YOUTH IN ASIA w/ Kyah Byatta (London,81), CHUMBAWAMBA w/ Alice Nutter and more (Leeds,82), HAGAR THE WOMB w/ many women (London,80), and HAINE BRIGADE w/ Alexa (Lyon,81); drummer Lyndsay McLennan and ATTAK (Derbyshire,82); todo-femea PostPunk with As MERCENARIAS (San Paulo,82); SIN 34 w/ Julie Lanfeld (LA,82); Michelle and BRIGANDAGE (London,82); all-lady CHIN CHIN (Swiss, 84); very anti-Fascist IV REICH (Spain,84); all-grrrl G.A.S.H. (Girls Against Sexual Hype) from Melbourne (85); grungy funksters FETCHIN BONES fronted by Hope Nicholls (N. Carolina, 85); a Deathrock ball with punk supergroup CASTRATION SQUAD (81), Eva O of SUPER HEROINES (81) who went on to CHRISTIAN DEATH (w/ Gitane Demone) and SHADOW PROJECT, and BONE ORCHARD w/ McGee (London, 83); all-girl RASZEBRAE (LA,85); drummer Matsumura w/ The COMES, whose singer Chitose led all-woman KYAH (Japan,85); mostly-female NOG WATT (Denmark,85); female hardcore trio TOZIBABE (Slovenia, 85); lunatic BUTTHOLE SURFERS w/ drummer Teresa Nervosa (San Antonio,81); art assassins TRAGIC MULATTO (San Fran,84), and all-female Grunge pioneers DICKLESS (Seattle, 89).
These women paved the present for Bikini Kill, Riot Grrrl, K Records, Breeders, L7, Tribe 8, Queercore, Hothead Paisan, Babes In Toyland, Hole, PJ Harvey, Diamanda Galas, Lords Of Acid, Genitorturers, Aeon Flux, Elastica, Skunk Anansie, Afro Punk, LadyFest, Donnas, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sahara Hotnights, Kills, HorrorPops, Suicide Girls, Girl Monster, and half the young women on MySpace!
Check out:
Women of 1970's Punk
http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/
http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkettes/features.htm
http://www.geocities.com/punkettes80s/
http://www.alicebag.com/mainindex.html
http://rateyourmusic.com/~Goregirl
http://www.panx.net/punkgirl/
http://www.myspace.com/girlsongprimerradio
AFRO-PUNK
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5uXCvbIcg58
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WYgqzWjkuWA
(All rights reserved by the copyright owners. Fan-made video to promote the artists.)
tym stevens (Less) Channel: youtube
7,
04:36,
2008-02-25 08:35:53
Description: Fleischmann V60, 6x6, no trac tyre, +0 coach,
Roco V65, 6x6, no trac tyre, +0 coach,
Liliput Mak, 8x8, 2 trac tyre, +0 coach,
Fleischmann 212, 8x4, 2 trac tyre, +1 coach,
Roco 290, 8x8, 2 trac (More) Fleischmann V60, 6x6, no trac tyre, +0 coach,
Roco V65, 6x6, no trac tyre, +0 coach,
Liliput Mak, 8x8, 2 trac tyre, +0 coach,
Fleischmann 212, 8x4, 2 trac tyre, +1 coach,
Roco 290, 8x8, 2 trac tyre, +0 coach,
Trix Mak1000BB, 8x8, 2 trac tyre, +2 coach* (Less) Channel: youtube
5,
10:22,
2008-04-21 20:56:53
Description: Eilat Negev and Jehuda Koren's book brings a new hope that someday we will be able to make a truly good movie about the Jewish people's destiny in the 19-20th century, which can be (More) Eilat Negev and Jehuda Koren's book brings a new hope that someday we will be able to make a truly good movie about the Jewish people's destiny in the 19-20th century, which can be understood not only among Jews. Initially the life of the hero Ovics family wasn't miserable because of their nationality, but because of their misfortune: the dwarf father had seven dwarf children. But for the Ovics' being seven dwarfs was a fabulous opportunity, their Liliput band conquered Central Europe. But fate finds another evil way and takes them to Auschwitz: this new, nine month long, never ending performance was given for survival and they had total succes again. Survival, emigration, Israel - there was no welcoming until Eichmann's trial, just missunderstanding and resentment. Then the dwarfs became giants... (Less) Channel: youtube
86,
05:01,
2008-04-22 09:11:25
Description: The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 1! Still more 70's, plus many 80's disciples up to the dawn of Riot Grrrl. First is VIVIENNE WESTWOOD, co-instigator behind the Sex Pistols; JORDAN, (More) The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 1! Still more 70's, plus many 80's disciples up to the dawn of Riot Grrrl. First is VIVIENNE WESTWOOD, co-instigator behind the Sex Pistols; JORDAN, her SEX shop runner, and SOO CATWOMAN who set the radical styles of the future ('76, London); DESTROY ALL MONSTERS, w/ artist Niagara (73, Detroit); THE REZILLOS/REVILLOS, w/ Fay Fife and Gale Warning (77, Edinburgh); GINGER COYOTE, creator of fanzine PUNK GLOBE (77, San Fran); THE LILLETTES with Barb Dwyer (Brighton); THE CURSE, Canada's first female Punk band (77, Toronto); THE INNOCENTS toured with The Slits (77, London); THE CICHLIDS' raw rocking pop (79, Florida); ESSENTIAL LOGIC w/ Lora Logic (78, London); AUNT SALLY, No Wave w/ singer Phew (78, Japan); KLEENEX, greats who become the greater LiLiPUT (79, Zurich); MARTHA HULL & THE STEADY JOBS (82, Wash. DC); PostPunkers GIRLS AT OUR BEST w/ Judy Evans (79, Leeds); anarchopunks CRASS w/ Eve Libertine and Joy De Vivre (77, Essex) and comrades POISON GIRLS w/ Vi Subversa (76, Brighton); L.A.'s led in by VIOLENCE GIRL, w/ Alice Bag (77), THE CONTROLLERS w/ drummer Mad Dog (77), their buddies THE GERMS w/ Pat Smear (Nirvana) and Lorna Doom; revolutionaries UXA w/ De De Troit (78), psychobillies THE CRAMPS w/ guitarist Poison Ivy (76) deathrock's 45 GRAVE w/ Dinah Cancer (79), LEGAL WEAPON w/ belter Kat Arthur (81) and omni-punk PATRICIA MORRISON, who graced The Bags, The Gun Club, Sisters Of Mercy, and The Damned!; Romi Mori replaced her in deathrockers GUN CLUB (81); San Francisco's VKTMS w/ Nyna Napalm (77), Penelope Houston and THE AVENGERS (77), VS. w/ Olga DeVolga (77), garage trio THE CONTRACTIONS (79); performance artist JOANNA WENT w/ Kerry McBride's guitars (paint) (81); then hardcore with RED SCARE's Bobbi Brat (83, LA); Oi from THE GYMSLIPS (82, London) and Jo Ball's THE EXPELLED (81, Leeds); hard punk Helen Hill and THE VIOLATORS (79, Manchester); Kira Roessler of BLACK FLAG (77, LA); Beki Bondage commands VICE SQUAD (78, Bristol); Wendy O. Williams chainsaws cars with THE PLASMATICS (77, New York); small films exposed Punk to the world, like Trini Alvorado and Robin Johnson in TIMES SQUARE (80); Hazel O'Connor in BREAKING GLASS (80) clearly inspired Pris (Daryl Hannah) in BLADE RUNNER (82); Diane Lane's female trio rocked LADIES AND GENTLEMEN...THE FABULOUS STAINS (81); Penelope Spheeris' SUBURBIA (84); Susan Seidelman's SMITHEREEENS (81); supervillain Ursa (Sarah Douglas) put the kink in SUPERMAN II (filmed in London during Siouxsie's rise) (81); X-MEN's Storm punked out (83); lovers Maggie and Hopey rocked indie comic LOVE & ROCKETS (81); TANK GIRL invaded '88; global punk with Germany's XMAL DEUTSCHLAND (80) and HANS-A-PLAST (78); Spain's LAS VULPESS (83) and S/M sex trio DESECHABLES w/ singer Tere (81); snotty ACTION PACT w/ George Cheex (81, London); perfect pop punk SHONEN KNIFE (81, Tokyo); Kim Gordon's No Wave SONIC YOUTH (81, NY); PUSSY GALORE's Julia Cafritz (86, NY); fun theatre HOLY SISTERS OF THE GAGA DADA (86, LA); sharp Indie MECCA NORMAL w/ Jean Smith (85, Vancouver); BARBIE ARMY (Chicago, 87); Lydia Lunch trysted in STINKFIST (87, NY), then with Kim Gordon in trio HARRY CREWS (89); fanzine activism by FIFTH COLUMN inspired both Queercore and Grrrl (85,Toronto); hardcore FIRE PARTY (86, Wash. DC); raw trio SCRAWL (85, Columbus); Jarboe corroded THE SWANS' (86,NY); crucial Grrrl pioneers FRIGHTWIG, whose T-shirt Cobain wore at "Nirvana Unplugged" (84, SF); and ANTI-SCRUNTI FACTION (84, Boulder), whose Leslie Mah (spikes) went on to forge Queercore with TRIBE 8 . These women paved the present for Bikini Kill, Riot Grrrl, K Records, Breeders, L7, Tribe 8, Queercore, Hothead Paisan, Babes In Toyland, Hole, PJ Harvey, Diamanda Galas, Lords Of Acid, Genitorturers, Aeon Flux, Elastica, Skunk Anansie, Afro Punk, LadyFest, Donnas, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sahara Hotnights, Kills, HorrorPops, Suicide Girls, Girl Monster, and half the young women on MySpace! All of KLEENEX / LiLiPUT's music is on a cheap double CD!: http://www.buyolympia.com/killrockstars/Item=krs373 Check out: Women of 1970's Punk http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/ http://www.geocities.com/punkettes80s/ http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkettes/features.htm http://www.alicebag.com/mainindex.html http://www.panx.net/punkgirl/ http://www.myspace.com/girlsongprimerradio AFRO-PUNK http://youtube.com/watch?v=5uXCvbIcg58 http://youtube.com/watch?v=WYgqzWjkuWA (All rights reserved by the copyright owners. Fan-made video to promote the artists.) tym stevens (Less) Channel: youtube
296,
05:01,
2008-02-10 00:52:09
Description: The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 1!
Still more 70's, plus many 80's disciples up to the dawn of Riot Grrrl.
First is VIVIENNE WESTWOOD, co-instigator behind the Sex Pistols; (More) The Women of 1980's PUNK, Part 1!
Still more 70's, plus many 80's disciples up to the dawn of Riot Grrrl.
First is VIVIENNE WESTWOOD, co-instigator behind the Sex Pistols; JORDAN, her SEX shop runner, and SOO CATWOMAN who set the radical styles of the future ('76, London); DESTROY ALL MONSTERS, w/ artist Niagara (73, Detroit); THE REZILLOS/REVILLOS, w/ Fay Fife and Gale Warning (77, Edinburgh); GINGER COYOTE, creator of fanzine PUNK GLOBE (77, San Fran); THE LILLETTES with Barb Dwyer (Brighton); THE CURSE, Canada's first female Punk band (77, Toronto); THE INNOCENTS toured with The Slits (77, London); THE CICHLIDS' raw rocking pop (79, Florida); ESSENTIAL LOGIC w/ Lora Logic (78, London); AUNT SALLY, No Wave w/ singer Phew (78, Japan); KLEENEX, greats who become the greater LiLiPUT (79, Zurich); MARTHA HULL & THE STEADY JOBS (82, Wash. DC); PostPunkers GIRLS AT OUR BEST w/ Judy Evans (79, Leeds); anarchopunks CRASS w/ Eve Libertine and Joy De Vivre (77, Essex) and comrades POISON GIRLS w/ Vi Subversa (76, Brighton); L.A.'s led in by VIOLENCE GIRL, w/ Alice Bag (77), THE CONTROLLERS w/ drummer Mad Dog (77), their buddies THE GERMS w/ Pat Smear (Nirvana) and Lorna Doom; revolutionaries UXA w/ De De Troit (78), psychobillies THE CRAMPS w/ guitarist Poison Ivy (76) deathrock's 45 GRAVE w/ Dinah Cancer (79), LEGAL WEAPON w/ belter Kat Arthur (81) and omni-punk PATRICIA MORRISON, who graced The Bags, The Gun Club, Sisters Of Mercy, and The Damned!; Romi Mori replaced her in deathrockers GUN CLUB (81); San Francisco's VKTMS w/ Nyna Napalm (77), Penelope Houston and THE AVENGERS (77), VS. w/ Olga DeVolga (77), garage trio THE CONTRACTIONS (79); performance artist JOANNA WENT w/ Kerry McBride's guitars (paint) (81); then hardcore with RED SCARE's Bobbi Brat (83, LA); Oi from THE GYMSLIPS (82, London) and Jo Ball's THE EXPELLED (81, Leeds); hard punk Helen Hill and THE VIOLATORS (79, Manchester); Kira Roessler of BLACK FLAG (77, LA); Beki Bondage commands VICE SQUAD (78, Bristol); Wendy O. Williams chainsaws cars with THE PLASMATICS (77, New York); small films exposed Punk to the world, like Trini Alvorado and Robin Johnson in TIMES SQUARE (80); Hazel O'Connor in BREAKING GLASS (80) clearly inspired Pris (Daryl Hannah) in BLADE RUNNER (82); Diane Lane's female trio rocked LADIES AND GENTLEMEN...THE FABULOUS STAINS (81); Penelope Spheeris' SUBURBIA (84); Susan Seidelman's SMITHEREEENS (81); supervillain Ursa (Sarah Douglas) put the kink in SUPERMAN II (filmed in London during Siouxsie's rise) (81); X-MEN's Storm punked out (83); lovers Maggie and Hopey rocked indie comic LOVE & ROCKETS (81); TANK GIRL invaded '88; global punk with Germany's XMAL DEUTSCHLAND (80) and HANS-A-PLAST (78); Spain's LAS VULPESS (83) and S/M sex trio DESECHABLES w/ singer Tere (81); snotty ACTION PACT w/ George Cheex (81, London); perfect pop punk SHONEN KNIFE (81, Tokyo); Kim Gordon's No Wave SONIC YOUTH (81, NY); PUSSY GALORE's Julia Cafritz (86, NY); fun theatre HOLY SISTERS OF THE GAGA DADA (86, LA); sharp Indie MECCA NORMAL w/ Jean Smith (85, Vancouver); BARBIE ARMY (Chicago, 87); Lydia Lunch trysted in STINKFIST (87, NY), then with Kim Gordon in trio HARRY CREWS (89); fanzine activism by FIFTH COLUMN inspired both Queercore and Grrrl (85,Toronto); hardcore FIRE PARTY (86, Wash. DC); raw trio SCRAWL (85, Columbus); Jarboe corroded THE SWANS' (86,NY); crucial Grrrl pioneers FRIGHTWIG, whose T-shirt Cobain wore at "Nirvana Unplugged" (84, SF); and ANTI-SCRUNTI FACTION (84, Boulder), whose Leslie Mah (spikes) went on to forge Queercore with TRIBE 8 .
These women paved the present for Bikini Kill, Riot Grrrl, K Records, Breeders, L7, Tribe 8, Queercore, Hothead Paisan, Babes In Toyland, Hole, PJ Harvey, Diamanda Galas, Lords Of Acid, Genitorturers, Aeon Flux, Elastica, Skunk Anansie, Afro Punk, LadyFest, Donnas, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sahara Hotnights, Kills, HorrorPops, Suicide Girls, Girl Monster, and half the young women on MySpace!
All of KLEENEX / LiLiPUT's music is on a cheap double CD!:
http://www.buyolympia.com/killrockstars/Item=krs373
Check out:
Women of 1970's Punk
http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/
http://www.geocities.com/punkettes80s/
http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkettes/features.htm
http://www.alicebag.com/mainindex.html
http://www.panx.net/punkgirl/
http://www.myspace.com/girlsongprimerradio
AFRO-PUNK
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5uXCvbIcg58
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WYgqzWjkuWA
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