From Broken English (Island Records, 1979) – penned by Shel Silverstein.
From Broken English (Island Records, 1979) – penned by Shel Silverstein.
“If you feel you’re standing on solid ground, you’re DEAD.”
— David Bowie, on the creative process
Trigger warnings (har har): rape, murder
Chillingly quiet home-recorded cover of the Misfits’ song, which is probably one of the most disturbing songs I have ever heard.
Scenes from the 1992 Robert Zemeckis black comedy, Death Becomes Her (with Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep and Isabella Rossellini).
From the album Kittenz and Thee Glitz (City Rockers, 2002).
Yes, this track is really from 1979!
It comes from her debut album, Pressed Color, which was produced by Michel Esteban and released on his acclaimed New York no-wave label, ZE Records.
Sometimes you fight for the world
Sometimes you fight for yourself
(Off the experimental collective’s eponymous album, released on Virgin in 1979, with vocals by Vivien Goldman.)