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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
ZAZ and SAT: You are true rulers. Your perspective is refreshing and enlightened and it proves that there is hope for the youth of America. Yes, many of us knew both Michael and Angel and many of us watched the horror unfold at the time. It always puzzles me that that particular generation somehow missed the very point that there was a murder involved. It makes you wonder if we've all been sandpapered raw to the point where we just don't feel anything anymore. It might very well be time to...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
You probably are the only person other than myself who liked the movie, but I'm a criminologist and have a high tolerance for hideous behavior. That would include that of the directors and producers of this sludge, who might have made a film that commented responsibly not only upon the trivial drug-addled cretin who was Michael Alig, but the context in which he blossomed and prospered, to wit, NYC nightlife. Even therein he was not what you would call a popular guy. Just because a murder is...
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Re: Michael Jackson
I think he is a huge manipulator... everyone I have ever met who has dealt with him in business has said what a CLEVER manipulator he is ....playing the lost boy thang when really he's always slick with business. Even celebs have said such in tv interview... I think he did a number on Lisa Marie (she has said in interviews this).... McCartney said the same about him becoming his pal then buying all the Beatles catalogue .. then there was Howard Stern who famously wrote about the shady mtgs...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York: Part 2
Brown Paul is on his way over as we speak to view Angel Stern Deconstructed. He has retired to New Mexico, and is trying to get me to join him in the Deep Styx. I may yet. But there are so few slaves there.
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
Michael Alig worked his ass off in the beginning. People want to dismiss that. He created a scene and people bought into it. Many blamed Warhol for the destructive lives his superstars took on. Angel was after all a drug dealer. Last I checked that isn't exactly a victimless crime. Dealers live by the sword and die by the sword everyday. Alig had backup that day, Angel didn't. Would the tune be any different if Alig had been killed?
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Re: Swept Away, part III
Whoa, thanks Kelly. Cyndi is a big talent that's for sure. And Vivian Green!!!! That sounds great, I love her voice. Even though Esther is way more fun to bitch about... Ok, I'll tell you some poop about Cyndi. Before she became famous she was my downstairs neighbor in this loft on West 30th Street (Actually, in the same building that "DOWNTIME" is in. In other words, the same building that you can find seven stumbling around most Saturday nights!) Anyway, she had this band called "Blue...
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Re: Swept Away, part III
p.s. Daddy, WORSHIP your cyndi dish. she was my main girl way back when. as a sixth grader i wanted to be her for halloween and had my bedroom walls all plastered with cut outs of her from 16 Magazine and Tiger Beat. It was such a thrill one day that year to discover a blue angel album in the discount bin of my local record shop-- it was such a rarity and i had looked far and wide for so long, obsessed; it's got some great music on it, which you must have heard a gazillion times in rehearsal...
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Re: Fingernails, New Mexico - A Remote Location
hmmm the above was in the box when I clicked "Reply!" Are there ghosts in the machine? Who is thinkin' of me!?! How did you get in my box!?! Well anyhow "Hello from Fingernails," I am feeling VERY culturally challenged. I missed the big opening of the "Downtown Show" which I am sure was insanely gorgey, I was told 1500 people were there. I was so anticipating that Proustian moment: a roomful of people who meant so much to you 25 years ago, all of you together again, and all of you oh-so-OLD!
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
Well said Miss Understood! I second that emotion. Michael was - as all of us who were THERE know - was just a drop in the pond of so much going on at that time. Glorious as he was back then... still just another struggling 'artiste'. It's obnoxious to trivialize Angel who was hardly a live by the sword kinda guy (for anyone who knew him... I remember him as a sweet, mellow guy - so MANY people were 'dealers' back then in the clubs). The vicious way Angel was killed and cut up was pure evil.
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Re: RIP, VIP - Chapter 3 (10/21/05++)
This From one of the best DJs in New York, Die J Mars. (He didn't know about thiis topic and I moved it here).
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Re: Fingernails, New Mexico - A Remote Location
Correction: The police blotter action is in Espanola, the biggest town near Fingernails. Fingernails is happily 50 miles from there, sparsely populated, with one measly general store. There are many stores besides chains - for example, the famous "Saints & Sinners" Liquor Store with its flashing pink and blue neon of a devil and an angel. The Lovin Oven Bakery, tagged by Scrappy. Various little restaurants like the Big Dawg and El Paragua for killer chile. Many are run down and wretched...
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Re: Blondie
This from todays UK paper the Independent... Debbie Harry and Chris Stein: Blonde on Blonde Debbie Harry and Chris Stein were icons of cool in the late Seventies. But things got more heated as the drugs took their toll. The Blondie stars come clean to David Sinclair Published: 13 July 2006 When Blondie were admitted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, earlier this year, it seemed about time. After 30 million albums sold, and a string of No 1 hits stretching over three...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
I met/knew michael alig and james st. james in n.y.c. when they were organizing those great underground parties of theirs in public places like the upper west side highway one and the one at the old elevated train tracks on the lower west side an another great on in the subway station on 23 or 28 st. on the west side amongst others and also ofcourse i attended many of the wed. night disco 2ooo at the limelight theese two guys brought back a lot of the fun that was dying out in n.y.c. around...
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Re: "outlaw parties"
Hi here is something that i wrote that has something to do with the outlaw parties: i met/knew michael alig and james st. james in n.y.c. when they were organizing those great underground parties of theirs in public places like the upper west side highway one and the one at the old elevated train tracks on the lower west side an another great on in the subway station on 23 or 28 st. on the west side amongst others and also ofcourse i attended many of the wed. night disco 2ooo at the...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York: Part 3
I just don't see how the original primo dirt and stench of CBGB's is going to survive the trip West. For starters there's a dead zone out there in the desert past Kingston Nevada for 90 miles to Las Vaguest. And as you pass through it your soul is leeched out of you by the money-grubbing animals. Y'all didn't know that? Haven't you read your FUCKING HUNTER THOMPSON? We predict GENERATIONS of Joey Ramone impersonators making a ghastly-enormous living playing that venue. Before I get old and...
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Re: ? Limeligh+ ?
from the New York POST... (favourite line: Chelsea as a 'teenage wasteland') SHOPPING 'CLUB' LIMELIGHT WILL BE A MINI-MALL By BRADEN KEIL The infamous Limelight nightclub, now called Avalon, will have its Gothic interior (above) made over into a mini-mall by early 2007. December 19, 2006 -- The former Episcopal church that once housed the sacrilegious Limelight nightclub will be born again - as a retail mini-mall. Now known as the Avalon nightclub, the legendary 12,000-square-foot venue on...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
It seems as though everyone here is like a piranha ready to attack. People are entitled to their own opinions, hence the point of a message board. How can anyone put anyone down for speaking their mind? I said it was not right to judge, this is what I think. Everyone here has their own opinion. Just because someone comes on to voice their mind, doesn't mean you have to go around bashing them. I could go around bashing everyone here if I wanted, yet I am not that type. If I wanted I could...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
MizOpionated: I can be the judge. I was there. I knew Angel, I knew Micheal, I knew Robert. These were real people with real lives who were loved by many, had families, boyfriends, best friends. It was a tragedy caused by the out of control drug use and greed of a spoiled rotten pedofile who only cared about himself ( Michael) who bragged about his evil deed and then tryed to get away with it. But in this shameless self centered generation that we live in I am sure he will get out of jail...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
I have actually just "tuned in" to this topic. Michael always treated me well. Paid better than anyone else at a time when I really needed money. That said however, he did something that NOBODY has a right to do. He took another persons life. he took away somebody's child, somebody's brother. It's the people who are left behind that truly suffer the most. I knew Michael and Angel. I have never watched Party Monster. Although Michael did good by me on some small level, the bigger picture is...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
PS Fine - if you say so. But da judge in his murder trial DID JUDGE HIM. He was judged by society and civilization and a court of law to be a murderer. And those of us who did know him and Angel and everyone else who's lives were negatively impacted DO get to state our opinions, whether or not U judge those opinions to be invalid. The FACT is he is a MURDERER - not a "kewl dude." Sheeesh. Is this guy related to Trump or something? But as the saying goes "U B the judge." And lordie knows, U...
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
Michael Alig is not Macaulley Culkin, Bobby, you're right, and vice versa. And is Seth Green James St. James? And Wilmer Valderama Keoki, and Wilson Cruz Angel and etc, on down the line? No they are actors removed from the story! They might've known about the people in question but saying Culkin is Alig is like saying Will and Grace doesn't play with gay stereotypes! ie not true!
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Re: dj johnny dynell
Angel Moraes, Frankie Knuckles, Junior Vasquez, David waxman Victor Calderone, Johnny Dynell, David Morales, Moby Roger Sanchez, Danny Krivitt, Erick Morilllo, Larry Tee Damn! Where did I go wrong? Apparently the only way to DJ super stardom is... Sammy Jo, Remember that very first DJ lesson that I gave you where I said ALWAYS take good care of your hair if you want to be a successful DJ? Forget it. I was wrong.
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Re: Party Monster Michael Alig (part 2)
Back in the days the Limelight,ClubUSA,Jackie60,BoyBar,Tunnal.I used to see Angel,he was nice guy and respect me and I respect him because Angel never force me to buy or take his drugs as I never force him to have sex. So we have equal respect,at all these clubs I see him all the times,we say hello to each other small talk that it until one day I don't see him anymore.The arest is history. Today I ask myself "What if Angel is alive today what he will be doing? Ask yourself. As for Michael...
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Re: The return of Verbal Abuse Magazine
Oh, and tomorrow night's event, in case you missed it on our elists- FRIDAY JUNE 1 THE VERBAL ABUSE RELAUNCH with readings by TOM SPANBAUER and CHI CHI VALENTI RAPTURE CAFE & BOOKS 200 AVENUE A (BETWEEN 12 & 13 STREETS) 8 PM - FREE ADMISSION rapturecafe.com mothernyc.com/verbal Literary magazine VERBAL ABUSE (Dispatches from the Nightclub Literati) was born at the seminal JACKIE 60 reading series in the early Nineties and published four issues from 1993-1995. Editrix CHI CHI VALENTI...
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Re: Halloween in New Orleans 2007
The "Endless Night" party was great! The Wax Museum is a perfect spot for it S'tan. I don't want to start any vampire wars or anything but the "Anne Rice Party" should take a few pointers from the "Endless Night Party". "Endless Night" was sexy. There was a great DJ (DJ Angel) playing loud music -not an i-pod playing music that you could talk over... and there was dancing! and beautiful un-dead topless go go girls! I liked the "Anne Rice Party". People looked great and were having fun but...
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Re: Rapture Events: Beyond Brick & Mortar...
You receive this telelectric subvocalization as part of a digital campaign to spread non-normal thought. On Nowhere Street a kiss was laid on me by an angel. My lack of ability to explain perfectly describes a year to the horizon. On Nowhere Street my eyes and the angel's trade their depths where bitterness and strength do the seeing so recognition holds silence. I do not want to serve the things of the earth. live at Filth/Dtox NYC 9/08 Thanks to Hattie, Mr.Joe, Rapture and Maki oh and thnx...
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Re: Willi Ninja: Long Live The Queen
Hi Everyone here's a Bulletin we just put up on http://www.myspace.com/fifibearmyspace about Willi... From: Tina Paul & Lady Arhlene are fifibear.com Date: Sep 5, 2006 3:45 AM Subject Our Tribute To Willi Ninja Body: To Willi Ninja's friends, Willi Ninja was our true friend we will miss him especially at Fashion Week we will always remember Willi and keep him in our hearts forever and ever..we love you Willi take care our angel.. We created a Special Webpage for Willi Ninja..
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Re: The Pyramid Club Part 2 (aka I'm from normal parents)
Thank you Hapi ! yea, i saw from a flyer on the window that they had an 80'S night or weekend. oh dear .... i thought .... has it come to THAT ? and then i thought ... most of those 80's people are long gone in many way then one. still .... it's amazing to still see the words over the door. PYRAMID ! Hapi .... can we meet this summer wnen i get back to nyc. also ... if anyone is in Beijing this coming fri.dec.22nd. i have a big dj show @ angel club (one of beijing's biggest i should add)...
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Re: Barcelona: Sammy Jo's Ai Caramba Adventure!
Oh and here's me and my friend Javi who the angel who books me at Razz and is always dragging us to afterhours dens of iniquity. Totally adorable...
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Re: Proposition 8: Gay Marriage Ban
via Jackie Beat's blog: Saturday, November 08, 2008 NO GAY MARRIAGE? HOW ABOUT NO GAYS!? Current mood: neglected Category: Life That's right, Breeder -- GAYS ARE GOING ON STRIKE! Yes, we Homosexuals here in sunny California -- the epicenter of not just mainstream entertainment, but the porn industry to boot, are going on permanent vacation! And you know what that means... No more amazing haircutting, hairstyling and/or hair-coloring. This is especially troublesome for the many Black women...
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Re: Chloe Dzubilo
Chloe's memorial now set for March 12 @ Judson Church, 2-5 PM More info is here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/eve...notif_t=event_invite Saturday, March 12 · 2:00pm - 5:00pm Location Judson Memorial Church 55 Washington Square South New York, NY More Info Wheelchair access @243 Thompson St. Be an angel and donate to the event here http://igg.me/p/20618?a=93 887&i=shlk The community of activist and artist Chloe Dzubilo invite you to a celebration of her fierce and beautiful trans-spirit.
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Re: CLICK+ DRAG updates
I know I always say that but last night was amazing! I finally got my old friend Angel (I don't mean my "old" friend Angel, and I don't mean my old "friend" Angel) I mean my friend Angel from "back in the day" to come to Click. I have been telling him for years about how great the energy and music were and how fantastic the people looked. Last night he was totally blown away. He said he didn't think there was anything left in New York like this anymore. It reminded him of all the clubs of...
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Re: She-Devils July 20 - Jackie 60 FURTHER at CBGB Gallery
Well despite the Village in blackout, news warnings to stay out of the area and everything else - last night was a blast and perhaps the most Jackie of all the Jackie 60 Further events to date! It is such a great feeling to see the new vibe emerging down there, and the mix of JC and legend, Top Girl and Art John that has been marking the crowd in the Jackie/CB's parties since we began at Halloween. Was especially thrilled to see Slanty Eyed Mama tear down the house, as I knew they would when...
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Re: Postcards from New Orleans
Chi Chi, Doug and I were in New Orleans this year about the same time as you (odd as that may seem, I don't know how we didn't run into you). But reading your posts tonight brought all the enchantment back for me ... Such a magic vibe emanates out of the swamp and into the French Quarter. The adventures we had there, too many for words! We can't wait to get back there. And as for where we plan to retire --we've already stared pricing down-trod mansions!! And The Shopping!!! Being true to our...
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Re: Verbal Abuse/The Poetry Corner
on Nowhere Street a kiss was laid on me by an angel.telltale his beard used my jawbone to reminisce the solidities of loneliness one man offers another.one year of disbelief astonished my lips with truth,hundreds of days loose among birth's return.the microbes that took his wakeing forget a ridiculous perogative on Jane Street.the angel had finished a wandering dance through collective love humans incant with their lives -the body delivers its own future to enliven pure design of...
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Re: Michael Jackson
Jade agreed it was a tabloid interview... but he and his life is sensationalist fodder in any way you look at it. Bottom line is YES he is very sad and yes hes had an f'ed up life and yes the show was tabloid-tabloid. But there are other elements which don't factor in his life - he is a very shrewd business man with a clever 'boy-child' facade. Many people have spoken about his manipulation... sure there are readers of the boards who know Sandy Gallin (one of the Bleckner, geffin possee) who...
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Re: The Real Mrs. Plop
My love affair with E.A.P goes back to 1967, when I was a cocktail waitress/hostess in the VIP quarters of The Sahara in Las Vegas Nevada. I was young and extremely impressionable. I had met many famous types while working the graveyard shift when many of the performers in town liked to drink and gamble with their cronies. Joey Bishop, Rodney Dangerfield, Phyllis Diller, Totie Fields, Marty Allen, Rusty Warren, Charlie Callas. I entertained many celebrities. I was star struck like most young...
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Re: Siouxsie Sioux
apologies... I can not help myself... exterminating angel by the creatures here it comes again taste of jagged glass and rusty can there are just black holes where the stars would be watching just black holes where the stars should have been plumes of dirt caress a urine colored sun swarms of angels come to kill your sons and there's nothing but black holes where the stars should have been nothing but black holes where the stars would be watching oh those strange argonauts digging again in...
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Re: Fragrances........
Oh, Stacy Amber! More please! I find this all fascinating. I used to wear patchouli when i was in college. In spite of its hippie reputation, has anyone noticed the goth crossover? I smell it on goths a lot here. I love the earthiness. People would call me "dirt boy," though i'd be dressed in funereal black. Undertaker... What I wear most often is Avignon. It's from the Incense series by Comme des Garcons. There are five fragrances in the Incense collection, but this is the only one that...
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TRASH ! 20 Year Anniversary
TRASH! 20 Year Anniversary celebrating the memory of DJ Jess Marquis with all proceeds going directly to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention DJ sets by Twig the Wonderkid, Alex Malfunction, Matty Glitterati, Anna Kickarse, Fat&EZ, and Monikkr Mistress of Ceremonies Joanna Angel Live performances by Strut, Demetra, Sara Screams, Albert Cadabra Hosted by Brendon James, Kris Khaos, Lady Valtronic Ten-Dollar suggested donation to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention...