“You can’t take a bad picture of Debbie Harry” - Bob Gruen.
Debbie Harry, New York City. By Bob Gruen, 1977.
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Girls Got Rhythm (female fronted punk & post punk playlist)
- The Avengers- I Believe In Me
- Destroy All Monsters- You’re Gonna Die
- X Ray Spex- I Am A Poseur
- Siouxise & The Banshees- Jigsaw Feeling
- Judy Nylon- Jailhouse Rock
- Bush Tetras- Cowboys In Africa
- Au Pairs- We’re So Cool
- Delta 5- Now That You’ve Gone
- Girls At Our Best- Warm Girls
- Pylon- Cool
- Suburban Lawns- Janitor
- The Pretenders- Precious
- Patti Smith Band- Ask the Angels
- The Maps- I’m Talking To You
- The Bags- Survive
- 45 Grave- Evil
- The Plasmatics- Butcher Baby
- X- I’m Coming Over
- The Mo Dettes- White Mice
- Bow Wow Wow- c30 c60 c90 Go
- ESG- You’re No Good
- Shonen Knife- A Day of the Factory
- Essential Logic- Aerosol Burns
- Lora Logic- Brute Fury
- Young Marble Giants- Brand New Life
- Liliput- Die Matrosen
- The Raincoats- No Side To Fall In
- Lizzy Mercier Descloux- Wawa
- Teenage Jesus & The Jerks- Orphans
- Sonic Youth- Making The Nature Scene
- The Slits- I Heard It Through the Grapevine
- Blondie- Out In The Streets
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![tuupacshakuur:
Snoop Dogg: What people don’t know is that Tupac really kept me and my wife together. There came a point in time where I just felt like I didn’t need to be in a relationship. It was becoming a headache to me, and all these girls wanted to be with me. I was like, “F—- that, I can have any bitch that I want.” We was flying back from Belize with a gang of the homies from Death Row. [The homies] was like, “Yeah man, f—- that bitch! My baby momma ain’t sh—.” They was tellin’ me about how their relationships were. Then Pac just was like, “Man, f—- that! That’s your son’s mother. You love her. She’s the only one that’s gonna love you.” The sh— he was sayin’, it was real.
It was sounding crazy comin’ from him because he didn’t have no relationship like that. For him to tell me that, the sh— really stuck in my heart. When I got home [me and my son’s mother] pieced it back together. We worked it out and eventually got married. I gave him a lot of credit for that because I didn’t have no direction. I didn’t have nobody to talk to and I was young and I didn’t really know. His advice stood out more than the negative advice did.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma0v37IIMW1rrn0eyo1_r2_250.jpg)
Snoop Dogg: What people don’t know is that Tupac really kept me and my wife together. There came a point in time where I just felt like I didn’t need to be in a relationship. It was becoming a headache to me, and all these girls wanted to be with me. I was like, “F—- that, I can have any bitch that I want.” We was flying back from Belize with a gang of the homies from Death Row. [The homies] was like, “Yeah man, f—- that bitch! My baby momma ain’t sh—.” They was tellin’ me about how their relationships were. Then Pac just was like, “Man, f—- that! That’s your son’s mother. You love her. She’s the only one that’s gonna love you.” The sh— he was sayin’, it was real.
It was sounding crazy comin’ from him because he didn’t have no relationship like that. For him to tell me that, the sh— really stuck in my heart. When I got home [me and my son’s mother] pieced it back together. We worked it out and eventually got married. I gave him a lot of credit for that because I didn’t have no direction. I didn’t have nobody to talk to and I was young and I didn’t really know. His advice stood out more than the negative advice did.
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