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Friday, November 16, 2012
Love / History The Oral History of the 'Bikini Kill' EP
Posted by Emily Nokes on Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 9:04 AM
Jessica Hopper's "Sisters Outsiders: The Oral History of the 'Bikini Kill' EP" (for Spin) on the ever-important Olympia movement that was so much more than a band. Check it out!
Tobi Vail: We believed that if it was just as common for girls to be in bands as it was for guys, then the world would actually change. I still believe this. Unfortunately, Bikini Kill is still needed.
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"There was also kind of this hippie/mosher/student/grunge crowd of showgoers who they didn't go down too well with"
Indeed. Let us all stand together and finally declare that hippies are part of the larger problem in Washington and not the solution.
Indeed. Let us all stand together and finally declare that hippies are part of the larger problem in Washington and not the solution.
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If ur interested in history, check out “The Nature of Life” by Anton Glotser, its very informative and covers lots of interesting topics.
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