#the lunachicks

[calimarikid]

[iknowthesugarplumfairy]

[alma3737]

the lunachicks looked awesome and sounded great. first time seeing them live! they haven’t been back since 92 at a rock for choice benefit..

L7 40th anniversary show!! they put on a rockin’ performance and had a blast!

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if ur reading this go listen to the lunachicks rn go go go hurry up yup times ticking yeah go listen to luxury problem go go go do it right now ok thsnks

[glittersister]

Lunachicks interview scanned from Stubble music zine issue 13, 1995

[bitter69uk]

Born on this day 65 years ago: actress Eve Plumb (née Eve Aline Plumb, 29 April 1958). For members of generation X like me, Plumb is a totemic figure in popular culture, forever synonymous with Jan Brady, the whiny middle sister tormented by jealousy over her pretty and popular older sister Marcia (“Marcia! Marcia! Marcia!”) in ultra-kitsch seventies sitcom The Brady Bunch (1969 - 1974). Plumb invested a tsunami of anguished intensity to the role of misfit Jan. Take for instance the classic episode “Will the Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up?” from 1971 in which Jan - as ever, craving attention - decides to reinvent herself by donning a shaggy brunette wig to attend a birthday party. Jan is painfully serious, but the other kids assume she’s joking and laugh. Humiliated, Jan’s face instantly twists into a Kabuki mask of agony, her eyes glistening with tears. Jan! Marcia has already reached her zenith in high school. It’s all downhill for her. The future is yours! You just know that within a few years, alienated Jan would have stuck a safety pin through her nose and found solace in the furious punk music scene that was just around the corner. Plumb’s post-Brady Bunch made-for-TV movie Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway (1976) is also a sacred text. Crank up the 1990 song “Jan Brady” by The Lunachicks in tribute.

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Lunachicks at Coney Island High.

NYC.

Taken sometime in 1998.

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