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Marisa Meltzer, author of Girl Power: The Nineties Revolution in Music and the most recent guest on Cooking the Books, makes a playlist for the New York Times. It includes Bratmobile!
New Yorkers might like to know that Marisa Meltzer will be discussing "Girl Power" and '90s women's music at the McNally Jackson bookstore this Thursday, Feb. 11, with Allison Wolfe, a founding member of Bratmobile. . .
Needs more Frightwig.
I own the Bratmobile/Tiger Trap split 7"!
tiger trap were so fantastic. another one of the bands of that era that broke up way, way too soon.
(this is like the third time in the past 24 hours that a musical project of jen wood's has come up on my internet!)
Hooray for shout-outs to Lois Maffeo and her wonderful body of work! Her lyrics are so wry and she has one of the best voices to come out of that whole scene.
Remember when she was 'Courtney Love'? *SIGH*
Technically speaking, Lois is the first person to ever call out Courtney Love as whatever she is.
I'll take your word for it! All I know is I am kicking myself for tossing out my 'Strumpet' cassette X years ago.
It's such a joy to see a genre that transcended same getting note, even modestly. Hell, in fifteen years (ten? Five</i?) S-K can be anointed the new Big Star and maybe they'll play together again.
Indulge these personal picks-to-click: "Not In Dog Years" by Bratmobile, "Waitress Hell" by H2B, and the pyrrhic "Eunuch Nights," by the Frumpies.
Dude here. And related, it's pretty surreal to think it's like 20 years since I first picked up Teenage Gang Debs at "See Hear." Miss the 'zine. Don't miss the store though. Yeech. "See Hear" feh.
Wonderful to see a transcendent genre getting notice again.
Personal indulgence picks-to-click: Bratmobile's "Not in Dog Years," H2B's "Waitress Hell," Cadallaca's "Your One Wish," and the Frumpies' pyrhhic "Eunuch Nights."