Katrin Ex.

Mad drummer.




Nuff said.

My year old daughter likes to turn my amp's volume up to maximum, then she rests her head on the top of the cab. I can't ethically continue playing after she does this, though.

There is a potential for rock, but her father is holding her back at the moment.

misterjen wrote:i was wondering if you know of some real good female lyricists? lyrics and music along the lines of smog or song:ohia, or the rock*a*teens.

Chicago's own Emilie Autumn...not quite indie rock...more like indie victorian gothic industial classical stuffs...
Mean violin, delicate piano, crazy harpsichord and stunning lyrics.

http://www.emilieautumn.com/main.html


Regards,
spoon

Decipher this list as you wish:


Shannon Wright
Bettie Serveert (the band)
Picasso Trigger
The Dials
Gillian Welch (I know someone already mentioned her, but she is great)
Deerhoof
Melt Banana
OP8 (not sure how much Howe wrote on this)
Freakwater (second that one)
Hazel
Laurie from Pistol Whipped
Neko Case
Stephanie Morris
Scout Niblett
Third Grade Teacher
The Breeders/Pixies
Loraxx

Most not as SMOG as others, but I like little lists..

Holy CRAP!

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[url=http://www.marytimony.com[/url]Mary Timony[/url] of Helium (some w/Ash of Polvo playing bass), Autoclave and Mary Timony band. kills on guitar. Kinda fantasy lyrics, but pretty phenomenal musician, with great great songs and stellar phrasing. she is a fingertapping monster in a non-wanky manner.

Joan Wasser of Dambuilders, Those Bastard Souls kills on amped violin.

they were in a band together with Nathan of shudder to Think called Mind Science of the Mind that put out one of my favourite "sleeper records" ever. It's a pretty "dude rock" album because Nathan sings on 97% of it, but it's great.

Jean and Basla of Beauty Pill rock and have great lyrics in their sexy, textured songs. Jean's played with Mekons, Calexico, Ida and Dalek as well.
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kerble wrote:Holy CRAP!

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Jean and Basla of Beauty Pill rock and have great lyrics in their sexy, textured songs. Jean's played with Mekons, Calexico, Ida and Dalek as well.
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Basla's new band, Recoupero, is playing their first show on Sunday. I plan to attend the festivities. I have the highest expectations.

And yes, Mary Timony is pretty fantastic.

I am also really fond of this band, Fated Fury.

burun wrote:I will always have a big soft spot for Edith Frost.

I agree...and her lyrics often cut right through me.... so good they are and really I almost never listen to lyrics. She is sad and sexy and sad all at the same time.

Miss Kelly Hogan gives me goosebumps when she sings... no matter what she is singing... could be the freaking phone book.... goosebumps.

I'm sorry, but I have yet to find a lady or ladies that can rock like guys do. Rock and roll is a man's sport. When women do attempt to it, it is akin to powderpuff football.......the male spectators are just checkin' out the tits and ass, not the music.....and I suppose the dykes are too.

Notice I am saying rock and roll in exclusion to other types of music. Sure ladies can do other types of music very well...and often even better than their male counterparts. But aggressive rock and roll-type music?................sorry Charlene.

Ooooohhhh, Matty's so mean and chauvinist and backward, you think? No, I'm just realistic.

I can't believe I am feeding you, you fucking kneejerk troll, but I take huge issue with this statement:

matthew wrote:I'm sorry, but I have yet to find a lady or ladies that can rock like guys do.

PJ Harvey.

Much, much more rockin' and sexual than 90% of male "rockers".

Mayfair wrote:

burun wrote:I will always have a big soft spot for Edith Frost.

I agree...and her lyrics often cut right through me.... so good they are and really I almost never listen to lyrics. She is sad and sexy and sad all at the same time.

Some reviewer took issue with her latest album's lyrical content, and I just kinda scratched my head at the complaint. It's easy to write a "breakup" album, but very difficult to write one such as "It's A Game"

I wanted to beat that guy up.