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| 1981 News report about Bohemian grove |
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The Bohemian grove is where elites like Bush and
his fater go to engage in Homosecual activity and
pagan rights, and discuss one worl government.
Link to Nixon comment on the grove
http://www.prisonplanet.com/032604nixontape.html
The Bohemian Grove, which I attend from time to
time . . . It is the most faggy goddamned thing
you could ever imagine with that San Francisco
crowd.
Hidden video of actual Grove pagan ritual
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sZD3WT3Vqa8
more on grove here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove
Tags : Bohemian grove bush pagan homosexual |
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| LiLiPUT -EISIGER WIND (1981) |
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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_misbeh
ave_in_the_new_wave__women_in_the_new_wave_post_pu
nk_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
Tags : Siouxsie Sioux TalkingHeads SonicYouth LaurieAnderson Liliput TomTomClub PostPunk Punk NewWave RiotGrrrl Electronica |
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