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words from Blixa at the Neubauten concert in Trento 03/06 regarding Gesundbrunnen from my memory:
"...This song is also for my child, who used to be a girl and is now an amazing man. This is also what it's about....it is against every form of biological determinism."
hi here's mick harvey doing his blixa bargeld impression (in front of blixa bargeld)
"Kim was a rebel in his youth!" "No, kim was a little church boy!" Well i think kims smugness and competitiveness and his desire to only give his best appearance to others especially authority figures has probably been there for a long time and he behaved well and got good grades to get adults to like him and use it as leverage to attempt to drag people that bullied him into the dirt (with varied results) he probably bent the rules and stole things too if we go by the spinner story. Kim was a boy who bent the rules to his advantage and still does as an adult but doesnt break them. He was also less ashamed considering that he notes that he was very serious about franconigerian knight figurines meanwhile hes too scared to admit that he likes speedfreaks fm now. He grew up in a poor ass orphanage post war theres no way he was an innocent little church boy. A church boy maybe but not an innocent one
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In case you missed it, here’s a favorite Blixa interview, circa 1993. Blixa Einstuerzende: Bargeld Harassed by Kenneth Laddish and Mark Dipp
lo and behold: my graduation cap!!
never let the fact that you were born a girl stop you from being the gayest man alive
oh look i'm still alive yeay
Anne Carson (2009)
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i'm slowly forgetting your face
Drops this like a cat bringing u a dead critter and runs away *side eye*
『団結territory ～ずっとムフチのターン』
did this in 5 days hope u enjoy etc etc. reblogs are very appreciated
Im kinda annoyed at the "punk/goth is inherently leftist" take, it erases the history of right wing influences, the nuanced of scense and bands, the nazi/ fascist history in both scenes, and the work that's been put in to make them better.
Now these scenes SHOULD be progressive, cuz it allows diversity, inclusively, radical organising and the subcultures to expand but saying they already are, is a thought terminating cliché, it makes us forget the work we have to do to make these spaces better, erases the hate and hurt these spaces has caused.
This consistant rewriting of goth and punk history (not actually understanding the complex and nuanced contect of these subcultures) falls under a grand narrative, that we've always been perfect, when songs like "nazi die" had to be made because of how maluable punk is, and because we want its family definition to not let nazis in.
The calling of goth "specifically leftist" is increasingly strange too, as arguably goth was a pulling away from the harsher more radical sides of punk. Obviously there is progressive politics involved such as gender qeering, sexual autonomy and individual liberation, but these things are arguably still kinda liberal and individualist (definitely are the bases for more radical action tho)
These subcultures origins may not be the most revolutionary (arguably they are most in line with Sitiationalism which i have my own gripes with) but they definitely have the potential for more radical ends as they have proven to be in certain contexts
TLDR, punk and goth have never been overall radical movements in context to politics like anacrhism (there are definitely cointer examples like chumbawamba), but they can be radical if we make it
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i remember smth...... smth good....
the journey of tiny harry is a though one
