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“Los Angeles is a powerful, upsetting work that concludes with a confrontation of the band's own rampaging bitterness and confusion. In "The World's a Mess, It's in My Kiss," Exene and John Doe – coworkers, wife and husband, outcasts – chant the title phrase over and over, and the non sequitur yields a terrifying, moving, urgent puzzle: what's in their kiss? The source of the world's mess? Or its solution? The singers don't know – uncertainty is certainly one of X's themes – and neither can we.”
/ Ken Tucker reviewing Los Angeles in Rolling Stone magazine, 1980 /
“Musically, Los Angeles is almost infallible. “Your Phone’s Off the Hook, But You’re Not” kicks off with relentless immediacy as if you’ve jumped into a speeding car on a midnight tour. [John] Doe and [Exene] Cervenka trade lead vocals and occasionally Cervenka veers stunningly off course in vivid and blistering wails, a Siouxsie Sioux in Southern California. On top of Bonebrake’s motoring drums, the songs are dark and doom-laden, fiery and mordant. X sings about drugs and violence and cruising and ennui, conjuring a mood that prefigures Hüsker Dü’s “Diane” and Sonic Youth’s Bad Moon Rising. They stick it to the upper class with “Sex and Dying in High Society”, and they finish with one of the best punk love songs of all time, “The World’s a Mess, It’s in My Kiss.” “Go to hell, see if you like it / Then come home with me”- the musical equivalent of cigarette ashes and red lipstick - the end to a wild ride through Los Angeles’ underworld.”
/ Rebecca Bengal reviewing Los Angles for Pitchfork website, 2019 /
Released on this day (26 April 1980): Los Angeles, the ferocious debut album (produced by Ray Manzarek of The Doors) by LA punk royalty X. Pictured: portrait of X’s witchy twisted bride frontwoman Exene Cervenka by Edward Colver, 1979.
The Doors - The Doors
the one-hundred-seventieth CD (compact disc) in my (thesoggywoman) collection (thesoggywomanscds)
3-2-26
88/100
Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)
Light My Fire
The End
The Crystal Ship
End Of The Night
I Looked At You
Break On Through (To The Other Side)
Take It As It Comes
Back Door Man
Twentieth Century Fox
Soul Kitchen
“The few songs in which they express emotion are very moving. It’s interesting to see how songs about the complexity of desire and recklessness have been simplified by an entire generation to glorify those very things. How can we interact with art without consuming it? Is it in our blood as Americans to pillage and destroy?” - Madidum fēmina
if you’re ever sad i recommend putting on your biggest pair of headphones and dancing around your room to music. The songs that work best for me are The Chain by Fleetwood Mac, Soul Kitchen by The Doors, and Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie
The Doors
Published: 2025-07-17
by sphereisim
Mike takes a cigarette between two fingers. “You got a lighter?” Micky instinctively reaches for his breast pocket before he stops.
Micky narrows his eyes. “You don’t smoke,” he says. “And you’re not Mike."
(or, three-fourths of the monkees stop in an eerie ghost town for the night.)
Words: 3355, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: The Monkees (TV), The Monkees (Band)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: M/M
Characters: Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones (The Monkees), Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith
Relationships: Micky Dolenz/Mike Nesmith, Davy Jones/Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz & Davy Jones & Mike Nesmith & Peter Tork
Additional Tags: tv universe, Fluff and Humor, But also, spooky vibes, Doppelganger, Supernatural Elements, Small Towns
Fall in Love with Pumpkin French Toast
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