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

[weaselw AT juno.com]

i am still trying to progress while building on the aesthetic foundations we're talking about. oh, and cellular chaos is STILL trying to find a female singer . . . it's not that easy. hardly anybody seems to get it, so maybe you're right . . .

 

it might be one of those early '70s/pre-punk blah moments again . . . sure looks and sounds that way.

 

ww

 

On Sun, 17 Jul 2011 21:20:01 -0600 Dina Hornreich <dina.hornreich AT gmail.com> writes:

I think this raises an interesting point... I mean the history that this listserv is trying to preserve, are we progressing? What have we learned from Sharon's list of women in punk? I look to these radical women as role models. Discovering Poly changed my life. Made me feel like I...belonged somewhere on this planet? I dunno. There are lots of people paying attention. Bands like the New Bloods, WETDOG, etc. do exist but.. Are we still in the same place facing the same obstacles? I think Germ-free Adolescents remains even more relevant now. Who is listening?

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