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> #1 post on the whole planet man
"I could have graduated from Yale but young Thaiboy chose the fame"
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Congratulations. This is now your website.
While there are some very basic rules, I'm not going to stop you from doing what you want here.
If you need my help with anything -- or anyone, let me know.
Other than that, <3. Pace.
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But if you're just getting into Bladee, I think it's worth going backwards before you go forwards. The best album to fuck with is Eversince, which one of Bladee's best albums.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miMP5SQ_JQA
This is the era of Bladee where you don't who this motherfucker is. He just popping out the shadows, never showing his face. It's dark Bladee era. Very important era.
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This one is so under rated though.
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It actually took me a while to listen to Red Light. It came out very close to the time Icedancer did and I just overlooked it for a while.
In fact if you search Google for "Bladee Red Light" as of today, the Anthony Fantano review comes up before the actual album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJwmTnjDkrI
It's well know as one of the lowest reviews Fantano ever gave and it's funny because over time he realizes like most of us that Bladee is something you get initiated into slowly.
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This is really the album that sold me on Bladee and had me paying more attention to him than before. It's a somewhat normie way to get into draining but its also one of the best.
This album can be very cringe and corny, but in spite of that, it's good.
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She is an aged woman at this point. And she's still doing her thing. So you have to respect it.
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In all the stories that she tells, I consider her to be an unreliable narrator... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreliable_narrator
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She can be kind of a bitch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E92qnnRlQ2w
To be fair, she was hardly the only person to have small patience with Nardwuar in the 90s. I wouldn't judge her too badly from this.
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They are all about Lydia's favorite subject: Lydia Lunch.
This is a woman who can talk about herself uninterrupted for over an hour.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMyqh0gDb-c
But I suppose few people are as interesting as she is, so she has some license to do this.
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Yes, she was hot.
But she's also very good with words. She's written several books.
https://www.lydia-lunch.net/books
The first was Paradoxia from 1997 and since then she's been still kicking.
Here are some excerpts from So Real It Hurts, written in 2015.
https://www.howlarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LunchEssay_NoWaveNow.pdf
https://www.howlarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LunchEssay_WillWorkForDrugs.pdf
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Her career began during the 1970s New York City no wave scene as the singer and guitarist of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, which is the era of her work that I'm most familiar with.
This is the discography of that band:
https://lydialunch.bandcamp.com/track/baby-doll
You should listen while reading...
No Wave
It's noise music with the instrumentation and aesthetic of punk rock. The most interesting thing about it is that it occurred along side and was contemporary with the earliest 1970s New York punk and yet it sets the stage for every flavor of post-punk genre to come.
While 1970s punk might have started in dingy clubs with musicians that were not trying to blow up, it instantly became the commercially viable pop rock of the era. It's interesting that while that evisceration of punk culture was going on, there were extremely influential and authentic punk acts that would push the genre into the directions we would see develop further in the 80s.
As far as I see it, 80s hardcore music owes its entire existence to the no wave scene.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_wave
In this thread, we're going to look at Lydia Lunch in 1970s New York.
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