December 20, 2008
chris stein + debbie harry: knifenstein [YT excised l'raison d'title por ese post, pero yo poste una mas tiempo con video exemplar!]
Chris Stein (born 5 January 1950, Brooklyn, New York) In 1983, Stein was diagnosed with a rare and usually fatal genetic disease called Pemphigus. After a long battle with the disease, he fully recovered. As of 2005, he is still touring and recording music with Blondie
Deborah Harry & Chris Stein: I & II
Deborah Harry & Chris Stein [Sydney 1990 Parts 1 & 2]
Blondie: ET Reunion
Debbie Harry & Andy Warhol
FRENCH KISSIN' IN THE U.S.A. - 1986
Pemphigus is an autoimmune disorder that causes blistering and raw sores on skin and mucous membranes. As with other autoimmune disorders, it is caused when the body's defenses mistake its own tissues as foreign, and attack the cells. This particular autoimmune reaction is sometimes associated with the use of Penicillamine. Pemphigus is derived from the Greek pemphix, meaning bubble or blister.
Blondie ♫ The Hardest Part ♫
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Debbie Harry & Andy Warhol 1986Debbie Harry & Andy Warhol 1986
"My boss and house stage manager Chad Houseknecht pulled me aside and told me to go score some cocaine for Debbie's guitarist/lover Chris Stein. He told me, "It's kind of complicated, because Chris is really weird, he said he can't buy drugs from strangers, so he gave me this knife as a present, so that meant we were friends, and so now I can sell him drugs..."
For those craving the true roots of rap, Wild Style (1982) captured the hard core South Bronx scene at its birth. The stars of Wild Style form the pantheon of hip hop's pioneers: DJ's Grand Master Flash, Grand Wizard Theodore, D.St.; rappers Grand Master Caz and The Cold Crush Bros, The Chief Rocker Busy Bee, Double Trouble, Fantastic Freaks and RAMMELLZEE and bboy champions The Rock Steady Crew. Beat Music by legendary Blondie guitarist Chris Stein and Fred Brathwaite.
Blondie ♫ Shayla ♫
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There had recently been a Rolling Stone article on him, and he showed me a knife that had been mentioned in the article. This knife folded up into a rectangular case about the size of a credit card. It had been given to him, I believe, by John Steinbeck, Jr. He mused that if you didn’t like your bill at the restaurant, you could casually pull this thing out of your credit card pouch and- poof- you’d have a dead waiter before he could even protest. He also showed me a magazine article on the proposed Biosphere Project in Arizona. This project was to build an enclosed atmosphere, intended to study the possibilities of maintaining life on another planet. He was interested in this project, and planned to visit it.Blondie ♫ X Offender ♫ ( 1976 )
Video sent by moriganneBlondie est un groupe de musique américain, fondé en 1974 à New York par Deborah Harry (ex-Wind in the Willows) et Chris Stein (ex-The Stilettos), qui a connu son heure de gloire à la fin des années 1970 et au début des années 1980.
Deborah Harry - chant
Chris Stein - guitare
Clem Burke - batterie
Jimmy Destri - claviers
Gary Valentine - guitare basse
1977 : Frank Infante remplace Gary Valentine, il passe ensuite à la guitare après l'arrivée en 1978 de Nigel Harrison à la basse.
1998 : Reformation du groupe avec Deborah Harry, Chris Stein, Clem Burke, Jimmy Destri
2000 : Paul Carbonara (guitare) et Leigh Foxx (guitare basse) rejoignent le groupe.
Andy decided what kind he wanted to paint in a manner typical for him. He asked Jay to buy some kitchen knives and bring them to the studio. He was living in Andys building at 342 Bowery, near many restaurant supply businesses. Jay brought Andy an assortment of knives and of course, the receipt for them. Andy then took Polaroids of the knives in various combination's and formations. He was also looking around for different types of knives and daggers. We knew our friend Chris Stein (co-founder of the band Blondie) collected knives. It was some of his more exotic and sinister knives that Andy took Polaroids of in many different configurations. After the photography, the editing started. People would assume Andys choice for the paintings would be Chris's group of unusual daggers and handmade knives. Instead he chooses the common object, considered by most of us as nothing special, and elevating it to art. Kitchen knives never looked more interesting or beautiful.Ramones & Chris Stein
Ramones and Chris Stein of Blondie 1987
Ramones play 'Bonzo Goes to Bitburg'
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Charles Manson on Terry Melcher + SINGS 'SEYWEECHAMAHIN HOWOODOMODOO HOWYUUUOOWAHAA' [1:42] + PUNK HAIRCUT - 'I RUN THE UNDERWORLD, MAN' + 25 FACES
Charles Manson: SINGS [1:42 PUNK HAIRCUT]
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Charles Manson: Sings (ESP-Disk, 2006)
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Before becoming the most notorious criminal in the 20th century, Charles Manson was known as just another hippie singer/songwriter. The original freak-folk – the Manson family – would sit around and listen to Charlie interpret Revelations, regale them with his philosophy of Helter Skelter, and play his psych-folk guitar music. Manson was taught by a gangster how to play a steel guitar during one of his many prison stints before the Tate-LaBianca murders. Once outside, he felt his playing and songwriting needed to be heard. He fell in with the Beach Boys and Neil Young and even convinced Young and Dennis Wilson to pitch his songs to their record executives. Repeatedly denied recording contracts, Manson unleashed his most vitriolic threats and hatred upon the producers who turned him down. It became clear during the trial that Manson chose the Polanski/Tate house as the primary target because he believed Terry Melcher, the last record exec to refuse to release Manson’s music and previous owner of the home, still lived there. Once the murders happened and the sensational trial began, the Performance label tried cashing in on the publicity, releasing a collection of Manson tunes called LIE: The Love And Terror Cult. Deemed tasteless and of poor quality, the album was not well received. Shortly after, Family Jams, another collection of Manson tunes was recorded and released by un-incarcerated "family" members, allegedly with the goal of using album sales to raise money for his defense.
Howard Finster: Johnny Carson [The Tonight Show - 2 Songs] THIS IS MY FAVORITE CURRENT VIDEO...HOPE YOU LIKE IT!
Howard Finster: Johnny Carson's Tonight Show (2 Songs)
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