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Siouxsie Sioux
Jordan
Angela Ryan
Nan Goldin.
... a time machine to The Velvet Underground & Andy Warhols 1966 Exploding Plastic Inevitable Shows and Warhols "Factory":
exploding plastic inevitable
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... and also a time machine to both the early days of the Lettrist International in Paris ("Ne travaillez jamais" - Never work)
& the situationist May of 1968 in France ("Mouvemend des occupations" - Movement of occupations / Bewegung der Besetzungen)
... and not to forget:
... a time machine to the revolution in the Germany of 1918/1919 to support Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht, the DADA movement and their comrades & companions to fight not only German monarchy, but also the conservatives & militarists. Together with the betrayal of the revolution by the naive social democratic party (SPD) in this country, the failure of this revolution has given way to the NS-regime. Wish, that would never had been happened.
Finally now & today we..ve got the chance to change things for the better...
Depends on mood and situation. Some all time favs:
Velvet Underground;
Siouxsie & The Banshees;
Butthole Surfers;
The Cramps;
Patti Smith;
Gitane DeMone;
The Cure;
Joy Division;
B 52's;
The Smiths / Morrissey;
Mephisto Walz;
Sonic Youth;
Lost Sounds;
Einstürzende Neubauten;
Gossip;
Blondie;
Ton Steine Scherben;
Björk;
Cabaret Voltaire;
Nora Below;
Soft Cell / Marc Almond;
Bauhaus;
Die Form;
Madonna;
Chicks On Speed...
50's Rock'n'Roll & 60's Beat / Rhythm & Blues;
Nancy Sinatra, Serge Gainsbourg etc.;
Soul like James Brown;
70's Punk (mainly US / UK);
early 80's Wave & Independent;
various styles of electronic music; (non right-wing) industrial & ambient
etc. pp.
"Where The Truth Lies" (Atom Egoyan, CAN / UK 2005); "Adaptation" (Spike Jonze, US 2002); "Mulholland Drive" / "Lost Highway" (David Lynch US 2001 / 1997); "Billy Elliot" (Stephen Daldry, UK 2000) "Eyes Wide Shut" (Stanley Kubrick, US 1999) "La Haine" (Mathieu Kassovitz, F 1995) "Short Cuts" (Robert Altman, US 1993); "Night On Earth" (Jim Jarmusch, US 1991); "Rumble Fish" (Francis Ford Coppola, US 1983); Alfred Hitchcock (everything).
I HATE TELEVISION!
Leopold v. Sacher-Masoch "Venus im Pelz";
Arthur Schnitzler "Traumnovelle";
Gottfried Keller "Romeo und Julia auf dem Dorfe";
Edgar Allan Poe "Die Maske des Roten Todes";
Nanni Balestrini "Die Unsichtbaren";
William S. Burroughs
Guy Debord "Die Gesellschaft des Spektakels";
Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels "Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei".
"Der als Star in Szene gesetzte Agent des Spektakels ist das Gegenteil, der Feind des Individuums, an sich selbst ebenso offensichtlich wie bei den anderen. In dem er als Identifikationsmodell ins Spektakel übergeht, hat er auf jede autonome Eigenschaft verzichtet"
(Guy Debord * La Société du Spectacle)