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Krist Novoselic L7: The Beauty Process https://www.inkoma.com/k/4792

pseudo-documentary by Krist Novoselic (1998)

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The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum is the fifth studio album by American rock band L7, while a concert film titled L7: The Beauty Process and directed by former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic was released in 1998. (cfr).

Novoselic, on tour with L7, filmed everything beautifully (as well as poorly) with a 8mm camera. That lovely lo-fi feel.


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L7 interview Nick Cave Brush you hair a little more.. https://www.inkoma.com/k/4791

Lollapalooza tour of '94.

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Nick Cave questioning L7 sanity: "And I have to say on the behalf of the Bad Seeds - we think that the girls from L7 are really lovely, a lovely bunch of young girls.. And I'd really like to say that if you brush your hair a little bit more and wore something a little more feminine, we would probably even get a little bit, a little bit better".



Donita Sparks and Dee Plakas from L7 hosted MTV 120 minutes at Lollapalooza in 1994. That included Breeders, Beastie Boys, - just to cite a few, - it was fun. 



Last but not least, do not miss this amazing, extensive MTV 120 Minutes archive dedicated website, 120minutes.tylerc.com .
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Brian Eno New Space Music https://www.inkoma.com/k/4789

From the Album Neroli (Thinking Music Part IV) (Expanded Edition)

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In the boundless land of ambient Music, in the middle of the paradox of two poles of seraphic peace and drugged calm down, this piece by Brian Eno still elevates and recalebrates the listener to a higher purification state.


From Neroli, 2014 reissue [cfr Discogs]

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