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Collecting Lene Lovich Marginalia [part 1]
I’ve already looked into the early pre-history of the iconic Lene Lovich. There’s a lot more where that came from if we instead turn our attention to, let’s say, the year 1978 when she was signed to Stiff Records. She’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Lemmy, Lene Lovich, Nina Hagen, Rachel Sweet, soundtrack, The Residents, Thomas Dolby, Tom Verlaine
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Residents Shadowland Tour Hits All The Right Stops
I remember my first exposure to The Residents. It was in 1978 and Dr. Demento played their tooth-grinding song “Constantinople” from their “Duck Stab” EP on his weekly radio show. The song was anxiety-provoking like nothing I had ever heard before, … Continue reading
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