ha ha 'lucky number' was one of the first 7" i bought, along with 'what a waste', 'ca plein pour moi' and 'denis denis' was 12 in '78. birthday next week infact. feel the pension
On 11/27/06, kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Haha I just looked her up on WIkipedia and she's originally from Detroit! It's getting to where people I admire without Detroit connections are the rare ones! Lene isn't really this-listy per se, but I'm sure she has her fans amongst this crew. Though most of y'all weren't born or were very young in 1978 ;-) All I got to say is 'If it isn't Stiff ...' -- best record label slogan ever ... On 11/27/06, theREALmxyzptlk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Cyclone Wehner wrote: > > > I just wondered what were the cult Lene Lovich records in Detroit > > back in the day? I remember I raised something like this before but I > > have forgotten! Funny to think she now writes lyrics for Bob Sinclar, > > ahem! Anyway, I finally tracked down The Best Of... in Camberwell (!) > > here by chance (amazon told me it was out of print) so I'm very happy! > > > > > Lucky Number was always a floor filler in clubs...Say When, New Toy > (later on). > Stateless was always my fave LP, but Lene was popular. Thomas Dolby used > to play keys for her. > > > > jeff > >
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