Typical Girls: Women in Punk/Post-Punk/Underground Music (Circa 1975-1980s)

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Ha ha! I think you're right. It's definitely cheesy looking.

And what's with this quote from a SPIN review on Narnack's home page (Narnack Records - The Slits): "The Slits' first album in more than 25 years is better than their 1979 punk-reggae classic, Cut. The songs are tighter, the grooves more convincing..." ?  Impossible, I say!

LZ

On Oct 20, 2009, at 2:51 PM, Joly MacFie wrote:

and see the cover here --> New Music! - The Slits's MySpace Blog |

 

I've not listened yet but I will say that I am not too fond of the cover. Looks like a bad hair-metal band!

 Ari visited me just as it was being finished and asked my opinion and I didn't really know what to say  - I was politely non-committal.  I was struggling with the concept that signing to the (slightly cheezy) Narnack for an album called 'Trapped Animal' might absolutely be represented by such a design. One never wants to suggest to someone that is deadly serious that they are tongue-in-cheek.

Perhaps it will grow on me.

j




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