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@mrmickeysmom

The whole L7 movie is on You Tube.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110632/

THANKS for the above… I’ll watch it now.

@mrmickeysmom

I was a fan of L7 back in the 90s. I watched this documentary about them recently. (haven’t seen the film you mention)

Immediately after this song ends, I can hear Juliet Lewis’s scream, “There’s NO escaping HERE!”

That was one of Oliver Stone’s most revealing films, and I never would have known about L-7 had I not seen it.

The first Shonen Knife release on K was a cassette. I have it.

@satan

少年ナイフ = Shonen Knife – Burning Farm (1984, C40, Cassette) – Discogs

Apparently Kat Hanna wrote “Kurt Smells Like Teen Spirit” on the wall of his apartment, and Kurt thought it looked like a great song title, though he claims he never heard of the deodorant brand at the time (even though his girlfriend used it).  I guess it’s possible he didn’t own a TV at the time and never saw the commercials. Dude was looking…[Read more]

Julie Ruin/Hannah Hanna has some funny stories of her early days. 🙂

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen_Hanna#In_popular_culture

I cracked up at her tale of lecturing some young dudes about feminism and how to treat women and then later that day they walked into a topless bar just when she was on going stage to perform, and I think it was to…[Read more]

Considering all the idiotic 666 page EULAs that nobody ever actually reads (and contains Hell only knows what in them) I’d rather they were all replaced by a one page statement regarding a Shonen Knife CD.

Kurt Cobain was also a big fan. Shonen Knife’s early albums were released in the US on “K” Records, an indie punk label based in Olympia WA -…[Read more]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxomitron#License

License
The program was distributed under a “ShonenWare” license; it was free to use, but if the user purchased a Shonen Knife CD and convinced Lemmon that he or she had listened to it, then Lemmon would consider that to be sufficient to register that user.

What a talent she was…

…and ironically, wore less makeup than Sweet did.

@satan might like this one.