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Why are the young so boring? Because they have absolutely nothing to say. Face it, you have done nothing with your lives and you have not yet had a thought that is original. Nothing you do, think or say is original. The fact that you don't know it has been done a million times does not make it original. Guess what kids? The only thing interesting about you is fucking you. Once that's over, your old...
And I for twenty minutes yesterday felt great, felt insensate, But when you’re twenty minutes late your fate is patient and will wait. - Richard Hell I’m drop-dead tired but I know I won’t be able to fall asleep for another 2 or 3 hours yet. These 8 AM shifts just do not work for me; [...]
ROBERT POLLARD [mp3] The Blondes Pollard also has a book of his artwork coming out soon from Fantagraphics - TOWN OF MIRRORS. Found on An Aquarium Drunkard. TED LEO & THE PHARMACISTS [mp3] The World Is In The Terlet Found...
Summer Jamz ‘08 #5: Stewart Voegtlin & Jayson Greene http://www.mediafire.com/?dmyjnlwnpup Each Summer Jam is proudly co-hosted with Screw Rock N’ Roll and What Was it Anyway. KISS “Love Gun” RICHARD HELL & THE VOIDOIDS, “Love Comes in Spurts” AC/DC, “Rising Power” ROLLING STONES, “Stray Cat Blues” LED ZEP, “Lemon Song” BUZZCOCKS, “Orgasm Addict” THE STOOGES, “Shake Appeal” NIRVANA, “Moist Vagina”...
No Wave is a new photo and oral history book documenting the highly-influential art-punk scene in New York City from 1976-1980. The book was put together by Sonic Youth guitarist Thurston Moore and indie rock journalist Byron Coley. NYC's KS Art gallery is holding an exhibition tied to the show of photos, paintings, sculptures, and ephemera from that seminal scene. The three photos above are by Laura...
Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Blank Generation Found at skreemr.com Richard Hell & the Voidoids - Love Comes in Spurts Found at skreemr.com Robert Quine is a guiter god. The Minutemen do an heartfelt cover of Hell's song Time .
if you’re in NYC, you’ve still got a few days to catch Richard Hell and Christopher Wool ’s collaborative show — Psychopts — which ends on 4 June: “The project emerged out of a friendship Hell and Wool share and focuses on their mutual interest in experiences associated with reading. Hell, a writer and avid reader, has for some time been assembling two-word groupings drawn from personal reading experience....
A 19-year-old punk scams and scrounges her way through the edge of the New York music scene in Desperately Seeking Susan director Susan Seidelman's 1982 debut featuring Richard Hell. Rating:2.5
New York's famed Hotel Chelsea is in the bright lights these days, which is weird considering how dark everyone says the boho hotspot is. Abel Ferrara's new documentary Chelsea on the Rocks, which premiered at Cannes this weekend, as well...
Here’s some info on the show tomorrow courtesy of Nils Larson of The Greatest Hits: HOLY GHOST REVIVAL LAST SHOW IN SEATTLE FOR 6 MONTHS!!! FRIDAY MAY 23 @ KING COBRA (NEXT TO THE COMET) HOLY GHOST REVIVAL www.myspace.com/holyghostrevival "ya know who they are. they play folky glam rock along the lines of THE SPARKS and GUNS N ROSES. they are moving in the UK for 6 months...last chance!" THE GREATEST...
Numbered #53, last week’s show begins with a theme of soundscapes, dubstep and noise, while the second part is more jazzed-up, soulful and dubby. #53 has some essential tunes like The In Crowd's Marcus Garvey's Back in Town, another song from yesterday's The Dragons, Cassetteboy's hilarious “Lambonaise Tonight” which features an interesting adult Harry Potter [...]
LettersOne Word Published: May 18, 2008On Reading Richard Hell's Glowing Review of Aram Saroyan's One-Word Poems on April 27No!Louis PhillipsManhattanAds by GoogleTipsTo find reference information about the words used in this article, double-click on any word, phrase or name. A new window will open with a dictionary definition or encyclopedia entry. Related Searches
