I wonder what I've heard in 1983, what would have become of me if I had instead heard the music of Violent Femmes. Xylophone player in San Francisco? who knows? Now with over 40 Lenzen I have finally and skin to me, no longer comes out of the ear. Wi
I was in the 80's already very excited about Violent Femmes. Along with some Bauhaus discs determines the best that was offered in the 80en comes to Underground. Cooler US Underground. My absolute favorite was from the beginning "Add It Up"
Violent Femmes - a disc to which I became aware through a good friend - is, though busy masculine, really almost violent: Despite a deliberately staged minimalism disc sprayed (by the way the band's debut) just so full of energy and liveliness. I hav
The debut album of Violent Femmes has no weaknesses, to the Velvet Underground tribute at the end, "Good Feeling", it joins a strong song to the other. With simplest means great music is made, and the images are of such a sweeping vitality that
The first fruits of Violent Femmes is * the * plate 80 for me. No plate I then heard so often, as this disc. I have ... then danced to "Blister in the Sun", "add it up", "Gone Daddy Gone", "Kiss Off" in the relevant
When hearing of Violent Femmes, so are most of the indeed very sarcastic and black-humored texts at the center, where classic teenage misery of the late 50s and early 60s is celebrating a wonderful resurrection without degenerating which necessarily
One thing first, this record is incredible. The proof that folk instrumentation and acoustic guitars are not synonymous with consternation whining. Although Weltschmerz already plays an important role in this drive. Just with level and style !!! One
