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Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...)
- From: grady <grady AT ibiblio.org>
- To: RTP-area local music and culture <ch-scene AT lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...)
- Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2005 15:46:14 -0500
Holy crap, speaking of punk movies/docs I loved as a teenager, I just did one of my periodic searches & discovered that X: The Unheard Music came out on DVD 2 weeks ago:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0006L0LM0/ref=ase_dvdverdict2-20/102-2008096-7500938?v=glance&s=dvd
& stranger still, apparently last year the Cramps' infamous Napa State Mental Hospital show was released on DVD & I had no idea:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00018D5RQ/ref=pd_sim_dv_4/102-2008096-7500938?v=glance&s=dvd
Amazon's "if you like that, you might like this" feature is creepy, sure, but it does come in handy.
Ross
paok wrote:
I love it too.
phaedra
PS: RE: Androgyny. Love that Replacements song, too.
"Here comes Dick, he's wearing a dress, here comes
Jane y'know she's sportin' a chain, same hair
revolution, same build evolution, tomorrow who's gonna
fuss? And they love each other so, androgynous ...
Mirror image, see no damage, see no evil at all..."
--- bendy <bendy AT duke.edu> wrote:
I haven't seen URGH! in about 14 years, and this is
all I remember:
1. Lux.
2. Gary Newman, caked in make up, motionless and
rolling around the stage on a golf-cart. He saw the future. Of
Christopher Reeve.
3. Gang of Four may have been leftists, but they
sure dressed a lot like Duran Duran.
Has anyone watched Liquid Sky recently? Does it
still suck, or has it taken on a patina of amusement that glosses over the
shockless androgyny?
Smithereens, at last viewing, still sucks. I never
liked Diva, but then, other than Nomi, I've never like opera. Repo Man
holds up. I find Rude Boy ten times more powerful now than I did in it's
day. They made a film about how they dicked over a fan!
Bendy
domcasualties AT yahoo.com wrote:
As far as URGH! goes, I really enjoyed Nomi's
performance and thought
his early 70s take on
an-alien-in-Fleischer-cartoon makeup was
stunning. However, Skafish's performance put me to
sleep. My favorite
piece would have to be the Cramps' version of
"Tear It Up." Lux rules
that movie.
Jamie
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RE: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...),
Clark, Chris, 02/08/2005
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Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...),
paok, 02/08/2005
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Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...),
grady, 02/08/2005
- Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...), bendy, 02/08/2005
- Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...), domcasualties, 02/09/2005
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Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...),
grady, 02/08/2005
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Re: Nouvelle Vague Films (was: Re: I think this guy...),
dave, 02/08/2005
- Re: Nouvelle Vague Films, Bob Wall, 02/09/2005
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