Showing posts with label New Wave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Wave. Show all posts
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Sid And Nancy: Love Kills
"In the late 70's, when I was living in Los Angeles, there was a strange double murder/suicide in New York. Sid Vicious, a pop singer, was arrested for the murder of his fiancée, Nancy Spungen. He committed suicide before he could be brought to trial. They were both junkies and their lives were pretty bleak. But why take things to such extremes? I don't know. Never mind the bollocks. Watch the film."
-Alex Cox (Director of Sid and Nancy)
I was delighted to find that the library owns the soundtrack to the 1986 cult classic Sid and Nancy. An alluring and tragic look at the initial meeting, relationship and ultimate deaths of Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious and his other half Nancy Spungen.
Read on for track listing,
Labels:
Alex Cox,
Circle Jerks,
courtney love,
Gary Oldman,
Joe Strummer,
John Cale,
New Wave,
Pray For Rain,
Punk,
Sex Pistols,
Sid Vicious,
Siouxsie And The Banshees,
Steve Jones,
The Clash,
The Pogues
Thursday, July 26, 2012
I want my MTV: 120 Minutes, Alternative Nation, Headbanger's Ball, YO MTV Raps and the lost art of music video.
In my childhood and teen years, I fondly remember MTV being a terrific network that was led by creative professionals that were all about premiering quality music and entertainment. Much of their programming was all about introducing new and innovative music to the audience. Come reflect with me for a moment and let's revisit wonderful shows like 120 Minutes, The Headbanger's Ball, Yo MTV Raps, Alternative Nation, Amp, Beavis And Butthead, and Liquid Television.
Labels:
120 Minutes,
Alternative Music,
Alternative Nation,
dance,
electronic,
Headbanger's Ball,
Hip-Hop,
metal,
MTV,
MTV'S 120 Minutes,
Music Video,
New Wave,
Punk,
R&B,
Rave,
trance,
Trip Hop,
Yo MTV Raps
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