Comments on: Decade, Decayed

By: Kate

Kate — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 17:01:01 +0000

Reading this made me sure that I should get all my interested, talented and motivated friends to make shit happen. The thought of today’s popular music makes my blood start to boil.
I cannot promise, but I’ll do my best to start something that would bring your memories back to the glory days. You know, I was only born in the middle of all that wonderful stuff happening, as well as my own mother was still growing up in those times being a part of it all, but at least I can say I got an understanding young parent, for who I’m grateful. She’s able to tell me all about the legendary bands and the atmosphere. Hell, I wish I was there. It feels like I missed a massive party and time that I should’ve gone to, to the point I almost feel angry at myself. Thank you and all the other for the beautiful music you gave not only to the people of your generation, but new ones and other to come, I’m gonna make sure!!

By: Jackie

Jackie — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 14:53:23 +0000

Reading this literally made me teary eye'd. The early 90's music and era is so very personal to me because it's like MY era. That's when I grew up. You guys were MY people and even though I didn't know you, I felt alive and validated through your music. Of course I'm not speaking of just L7, but many of the bands you listed, as well as many of the bands that came out in the early to mid 90's. I can't explain it, but I can feel it in my bones and in my blood. It's a part of me. In the late 90's music started sucking, things weren't quite the same, it was changing and I wasn't liking it. I still don't like it. New music just disappoints me. We are in great need of another musical revolution that will speak to people and make them unite and feel again. We've all become so desensitized.

By: jennifinch

jennifinch — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:03:23 +0000

Ah, 1988 at the Lingerie. One time maybe 1991, I was at Lingerie for free tuesday show, seeing a band called Mother Tongue. They were pretty good, and I kind of lunged forward in my punk rawk excitement and stepped on this funny old man's hand who was sitting on the floor, hippie style. He winced, I stepped back and bent down to say sorry and it was Dr. Timothy Leary.

By: Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 15:07:48 +0000

I'm from Formosa (Taiwan), You L7 is my essential in life, whenever I feel bad, I put your music on, and I feel better. There are some A4 printed photos of L7 on my wall in my room. You are Goddess.

By: Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 15:04:47 +0000

So great, I love all of you.