Click here to create your personal news page. The news that appears on Klaus Nomi will appear there and be constantly updated. You can then modify the page, share it with your friends, or export it and have it appear elsewhere.

You can also create a personal news page and follow the news that interests you by clicking on the tab labelled 'New page'.
 

topics : related - all Explore

Shopping Categories

  1. 1. Mobile Phone
  2. 2. Smartphone
  3. 3. Digital Camera
  4. 4. Laptop Computer
  5. 5. Printer
  6. 6. GPS
  7. 7. LCD Monitor
  8. 8. Graphic Card
  9. 9. Processor
  10. 10. Motherboard
  11. 11. Digital Camcorder
  12. 12. Desktop Computer
  13. 13. A/V Amplifier
  14. 14. Sound Card
  15. 15. Case

Wikio Shopping

  1. 1. Automotive
  2. 2. Beauty & Fragrances
  3. 3. Car/Motor Bike
  4. 4. Clothing, Accessories & Shoes
  5. 5. Communication
  6. 6. Computers
  7. 7. Electronics
  8. 8. Flowers & Gifts
  9. 9. Gourmet & Foods
  10. 10. Health & Personal Care
  11. 11. Home & Garden
  12. 12. Household Appliances
  13. 13. Jewelry & Watches
  14. 14. Musical Instruments
  15. 15. Sports & Outdoors
  16. 16. Toys & Baby
  17. 17. Video Games

Participate



Klaus Nomi



Sort by : relevance - date - popularity
+Vote!

Klaus Nomi - Lightning Strikes

Greetings from UGLY.COM

+Vote!

Weird at My School: Stephen, You’re Really Something

My friend Scott in New York forwarded me the above flyer yesterday. He was feeling nostalgic for New Year’s Eve 1983, when The Smiths played their first-ever U.S. gig at Danceteria in NYC (yes, he was there), and found this image on eBay — the original is up for sale. My buddy forwarded the picture [...]

+Vote!

Urgh! A Music War (1981)

Klaus Nomi: 'Total Eclipse' off Urgh! A Music War , 1981 Urgh! A Music War (1981), shown by YLE Teema yesterday, is a film that, instead of having a plot in a traditional sense, consists just of a series of live performances from some extremely diverse US and UK acts, with "post-punk" moniker as their common (and in many cases, the only) denominator. So many goodies: most acts were familiar to me,...

+Vote!

happy chanukah

Unfortunately this holiday finds me in an unusually low mood. How low? Not quite “Klaus Nomi singing The Cold Song with full orchestral accompaniment shortly before dying of AIDS” low, but pretty low nonetheless. On the bright side, I’ve finally found an excuse to post that link! Health and happiness to you and yours, and [...]

+Vote!

We're Skipping Amanda's Sentence And Going Straight To The Music...

Leonard Pinth-Garnell here... Well, it is the holidays and all, so we're going to take a short break from the horrors of This Week's Amanda Sentence and concentrate on some spiffy tunes. Enjoy. Song: Cheek to Cheek Artist: Fred Astair...

1Vote!

Michael DeJong: AIDS Awareness

On World AIDS Day, we need to remember those we have lost, but we also need to remember the 39.5 million individuals and households that are also affected by and with HIV.

+Vote!

parallel synchronized randomness versus klaus nomi - the cold song

And so Stéphane starts working through the possibilities for connections, coming up with a theory he calls PSR, “Parallel Synchronized Randomness,” meaning that he and his fellow communer, say, Stéphanie, share a wavelength, understand one another without having to work at it, face consequences, or even share material space. In his dreams, she’s perfect. In his dreams of her dreams, he’s perfect....

+Vote!

TV Party: DVDs for the Historic '70s New York Cable Access Series with Glenn O'Brien, Chris Stein & Debbie Harry

By David Lambert - In 1978, Glenn O'Brien was the host of TV Party, a cable-access show in New York City. The program was popular in the Big Apple, even getting mentioned on-air by David Letterman! The... (more)

+Vote!

Bruni: Don't call it a Comeback

The maestro lulls us with weeks of relatively flatfooted reviews, and then, when you least expect it, delivers like he's wearing brown shorts and carrying a Teamsters card:As she washed down a Reuben fritter (Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and corned beef...

1Vote!

Obama Chameleon

While the new McCain ad highlighting yesterday's gaffe from Obama is pretty good, and I commend the speed with which it was crafted and uploaded to YouTube, the late-August video from Team McCain (embedded above) is just devastating. It's...

+Vote!

Julie Moult Story Brings A Few New Visitors

So, for those of you new to Julie Moult’s favourite site, there’s links to my more popular images in the left hand column below my T-Shirts spam and a wallpapers page, see the link up there on the top right of the page. And here’s a rough animation with some exquisitely disturbing music showing a little [...]

+Vote!

To Summarise….

Some of you may not see the video displayed in the feed. I don’t know why but if you can’t I’m afraid you’ll have visit the blog to see it - sorry. A few of the images I’ve done over the years. Maybe I need a to do another and concentrate on the lighter, more comic [...] ShareThis

1Vote!

Rare Klaus Nomi cable access appearance

Count me in as a Klaus Nomi fan. Klaus Nomi was a German pastry-maker living in New York City in the late 1970s and early 1980s. An accomplished working pastry-chef by training, he was also an opera singer. Within New York’s gay scene he became well known for his other-worldly look, costumes [...]

1Vote!

Cranky Motherfucker (Civility And Shit)

In which NTodd takes requests and suggestions for action from listeners in not-realtime. (48:35) Features: Queen and David Bowie, Lars and the Bastards, John Lennon, Klaus Nomi, Fear, Pearl Jam, Holly Near, Indigo Girls, Nat King Cole, U2, Ingrid Michaelson,...

2Vote!

[BRIEF NOTE] "Do you nomi, nomi, nomi now?"

Via the klausnomi community, I've just found out found out that performance artist Joey Arias is interested in doing a feature film about the life of Klaus Nomi . Arias is the executor of Nomi's estate and is excited over plans to make a feature film of his life: "Alan Cumming really wants to play him which would be genius. It's based on my and Klaus' relationship as friends and lovers, told through...