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Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones
- From: Dina Hornreich <hornreichdina AT gmail.com>
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- Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2026 12:35:57 -0400
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By sheer coincidence (or not?), I played "Smile on Your Face" on my radio show this evening! In a set of a smidgen more obscure women bands from '82, I included Suburban Housewives Club's "Guru Eye", The Bloods' "Blue Chevrolet" (from the Venus Weltklang compilation), and Dangerous Birds…—JonOn Sun, Mar 15, 2026 at 2:13 AM Lydia Zamm <theabyssco AT icloud.com> wrote:Nice share, Barry! Like your friend, I too wish I had such good concert notes and photos. Too much left to memory…Also fun to see your post just after happening upon the Dangerous Birds’ sole (non-comp track) release, their “Alpha Romero”/“Smile on Your Face” 7”, at a neighborhood record store the day prior.Of course, Thalia Zedek went on to form the bands Uzi and Come and was a member of a later-era version of (NYC’s) Live Skull. It’s cool to hear that some more Dangerous Birds material will be revealed to us, as I (a non-Bostonian) was always curious about them.And it’s also especially nice to have some actual Typical Girl music activity on this mailing list / group!Typical regards,LydiaOn Mar 14, 2026, at 9:45 PM, Barry Koopersmith <bkoopers AT irbl.net> wrote:Below are links to the photos I took of the Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones back on Mar. 30, 1983 (43 years ago) at "Folk City" in Manhattan, New York.
Dangerous Birds
https://www.facebook.com/bkoopers/posts/pfbid0YgeHVgMWNq9UTAcssAAvHbHBDMFqjuyaUGLkcXbDG6UA5hcRtW1HcprZj6JzPNsKl
The Cyclones
https://www.facebook.com/bkoopers/posts/pfbid0ECraehPKMYMriTVBQac97QBR54NtGqzeVnwx2wiCWAjUcwVPdZYYoV8fC8vE4APjl
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[TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones,
Barry Koopersmith, 03/14/2026
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Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones,
Lydia Zamm, 03/15/2026
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Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones,
Jon Mooneyham, 03/15/2026
- Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones, Dina Hornreich, 03/15/2026
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Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones,
Jon Mooneyham, 03/15/2026
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Re: [TypicalGirls] Photos of Dangerous Birds and The Cyclones,
Lydia Zamm, 03/15/2026
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