Richard Kern was the director. He makes soft-core "art porn" these days but he was an art film director in the '80s-he was a part of the "Cinema of Transgression" movement. Henry Rollins stared in a few of the films, along with Lydia Lunch. A few of the films are on youtube, but several of them have too much nudity and/or violence to be on here. I like them for what they are, but you have to take into account the time and place they are from. If they were filmed today they would be boring, derivative crap, with horrible acting and worse production. In the 1980s they were edgy (the good kind), provocative, and cutting edge.
eileen! speaking of silent hill, this part at 2:19 reminded me of cheryl when she was calling out to harry through the tv and the other part at the end with the "blooper" reel. also 2:43 looks very SH-esque, not that all of this influenced SH in any way (although the band was referenced in the first game).
@@j.wilcox3547 iirc manson was always referencing "coming down" (i think the race war part but im not certain) so that's why he was fixated on the beatles' helter skelter. i would've thought this was about some guy killing a girl and leaving her in the desert if i didnt know about that bit.
Yes Lung Leg, is the first one to appear on this clip, right? everybody thinks it's Lydia Lunch! Richard Kern used to name all of his Pin Ups with "L" as Initials; "Leather and Lace", a cool concept of Aliteration and Opposites mixed, with a dirty-glamourous nick name; I think Warhol; influenced Kern a lot, like "Drella"... the only idea I really like in Warhol's work; is that nick-name: "Drella" a mix of Dracula with Cinderella, so Marilyn Manson was (I think...) inspired by that! And I believe in many ways Richard Kern was influenced a lot by Warhol, both in movies as well as in style but he re-invented the concept... it's more Self-Exploitation than Exploitation, I mean Lydia is not Edie Sedgiwick! Besides he had another touch of "Emotional Content"; to quote Bruce Lee! but I was looking for Lung Leg's name which I had forgoten, and you were the only one who knew! Thanks!!!
Groooooahhh! Coming down Sadie, I love it Now now now Death valley '69 You're right You're right You're right You're right You're right you were right I was on the wrong track We're deep in the valley How deep in the gully And now in the canyon And now in the canyon Out in the yonder way out in the yonder She started to holler She started to holler I didn't wanna I didn't wanna I didn't wanna I didn't wanna But she started to holler So I had to hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Deep in the valley In the trunk of an old car In the back of a Chevy I got sand in my mouth you got sand in your mouth And you got sun in your eyes I got sun in your eyes Blind blinded And you wanted to get there But I couldn't go faster I wanted to get there But you couldn't go faster So I started to hit it you couldn't go faster So I started to hit it I started to hit it hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Hit it Coming down Sadie, I love it Now now now Death valley '69 Death valley '69 Death valley '69 Death valley '69 Ieieieioooooaoaoaieeih!
It's a good thing you wrote out the lyrics for everyone to see, because I couldn't make them out at all, perhaps because the music was too loud. This song was supposed to be about the crimes of Charles Manson and his "family," but the lyrics are so vague, that they could be about anything or anybody. The only reason I looked for the song was because it was listed in an old day-by-day calendar about true crime, along with some other songs about notorious crimes.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 That's because this song has talentless hacks behind the production, probably very shocking for the time it was released but people nowadays can probably see through the random gore and realize the song is just bad lmao
The band was transitioning drummers at the time and both Bob and Steve were there for making the video. The first little clip in the video with the band playing has Bob at the drums, then near the end Steve is the one behind the kit.
An odd favorite of mine is their "Sonic Death" project of miscellaneous jams. I have lovingly nicknamed it, "Thurston and Kim Fuck Eight Times A Day While Lee And Steve Trip on Acid".
cover of EVOL at ~3:54. cool. Wish they would re-release all of these videos...I remember seeing all of them under the name "Screaming Fields of Sonic Youth". ~!992.
those clips are also used pretty heavily in richard kern’s submit to me :) lung leg really was an iconic face of no wave as well as transgressive film!
There are two songs that I’ve listened to at least once a day since I bought the two individual records in January 1985 (the synergy between these songs is incredible)… The first is this song “Death Valley 69” by Sonic Youth and the other song is Husker Du’s “New Day Rising”. Both songs are beasts that i can listen to over and over. Seeing this video again just reaffirms how wonderful this song is to me. ✌🏽❤️🍄
DJ at the Club Flamingo in Halifax NS used to play this followed by Big Black Kerosene and it worked amazingly well (& both songs conjur up warm feelings from my teenage years)
@@katrinagrentz5035 Big Black’s “Kerosene” is a perfect song to follow Death Valley 69. Kerosene is another one of those songs that perfectly fit that time & energy. ✌🏽❤️
First & Foremost, thank you for posting it brings back many fond memories. However, your title is slightly misleading, as it is Lung Leg who actually has the female lead in this video. Please humor an old man and his story. A fan of Sonic Youth will enjoy it.... In 1982-84, I was one of about 40 hardcore punks in Baltimore city. I skated, surfed, & loved music that was different from the top 40 crap pushed on us. In the fall of '84, I was lucky enough to go to TSU, a nursing & teacher's college, but it also had the largest radio tower & could play whatever they wanted as there were no advertisers. This helped open up new worlds of music. They had a two hour weekly punk program, & a three hour Saturday reggae program. WHFS, 99.1 FM in DC had the "Milo Sunday Reggae Splashdown." A 3 hour program whose cassettes were highly prized. There was also "college radio," but no hardcore punk. During the punk shows (usually at Jules' Loft) I saw most of the big bands: Black Flag, Saccharine Trust, Fang, TSOL, CoC, MDC, Circle Jerks, Minor Threat, DK, Butthole Surfers, just pick one. I missed a few like the Minutemen, Meatmen, Big Black, & UK Subs (the Canadian ones.) Social Distortion was cancelled due to Mike Ness' heroin addiction. I would have loved to see them all. My 7th & 8th grade, school friend, London May was the drummer in Baltimore's only punk band, Reptile House (a Baltimore Zoo exhibit). They put out a 7 inch and opened for the headline act. Because of this, I never missed a show and was there the night the BCPD & Fire Chief shut down the Loft for fire regulations. These shows were the only place those under 21 could see this exciting new music. MIA came from CA & had to play in "Frog's basement" for his birthday party. A great show and band, but you can't stage dive in a basement with a drop ceiling. Now New York was only a 3 hr drive north, and Wash DC an hour south, so they were options. Now about Sonic Youth. In the summer of 84, I met the love of my life, Heather McKinney M., whose family moved to Flemington, NJ, as she went to Rutgers Univ. She & her artist friends turned me on to add'l new music, mostly Noise Art, Joy Division/New Order, Young Marble Giants, Thick Pigeon, Skeleton Crew, that type. We made many trips to the Village to buy shirts & music, and see shows at CBGB. But this was after the Ramones heyday. The Village & Soho were not gentrified & quite violent to a young couple walking through. She told me Sonic Youth was playing in NJ & implored me to come see them with her. I only had a few of their songs on cassette, and a 5 song EP on the SST label. EVOL was not yet released. When I went to the show, I didn't care much for the opening act. John Zorn, Skeleton Crew, & noise art weren't for me. Sonic Youth was to play 2nd, then a headline band. During the 1st band's set, I went out back to smoke a joint or 2 (I used to deal drugs.) That was where I met Kim, Lee, & I think the drummer's name was Bob. Thurston wasn't there. We talked at length about their music, the scene in Baltimore & DC. Also, NYC & the difficulties they faced. We talked about coming south and doing a three night swing: Philly, 1 hr south to Baltimore, then 1 hr south to DC and the 9:30 club. I am not a promoter but offered to help work with London and get Baltimore set up. I must admit Kim Gordon was and is a beautiful lady & I was quite enamored. That's when Heather walked out and saw my sitting next to Kim, chatting with her. I don't know if she was jealous of Kim's beauty & my obvious attraction, or that I somehow was sitting with the band she liked chatting and smoking pot with others. I will not say the band smoked with me. There were other people the joints were passed around to. In any event, the show was very enjoyable. Quite raw, and I could tell the band was putting everything they had into the show. I appreciate Thurston's talent, but personally I just love to hear a woman sing while rocking out. We talked again after the show and exchanged numbers. They never did come through Baltimore & play with Reptiile House & I am glad their careers took off. I don't know if Heather ever held a grudge against me for that night but we were young lovers & I had a lot to learn about women. If she reads this, I apologize for all I did. If the band reads this, congratulations to you all, you deserve success. And if Ms. Gordon reads this, I still think she is a very attractive woman, a diehard rocker, and a wonderful artist in her own right. If you got this far I thank you also for reading. And thank you to the person(s) that posted it.
Thank you for posting something real. Something beyond the tiresome ass kissing or simple rephrasing of ones favorite lyric... An interesting read indeed!
Great story! You sir, are a veteran... respect for your nostalgic memories when everything was Raw, Pure and Free! Pre Internet, Pre Cell-Phone! and I'm from 86! So this is to be appreciated! Thank you for posting it!
I was Lydia Lunch's personal shopper from 78 until yesterday. I remember the day we wrapped this shoot. She had me buy everyone, including the dealer, lighters . I loved those assignments. So many colors.
She had a personal shopper during her Teenage Jesus and the Jerks days? I would not have thought that. Most of us, even in the early eighties, lived off of nothing, basically squatting to survive. We were doing good to have enough to pay to have someone sell our crap at the shows. Impressive. I met her a couple of time, and she was very nice to us.
@@scratch5191 Um.. ??? This seems to have taken a bizarre turn. Not sure what you are talking about, but my comment before was referring to her being a rich kid.
I saw her live last year with Bob Bert on drums. He played in Sonic Youth for a while. And I actually saw her again a few days ago with her current band! Awesomeness everytime!!!
She was in a band called Harry Crews with Kim Gordon and Sadie Mae (I think of Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling fame maybe?). They put out one LP of a live show but I forget the name. Naked in Garden Hills maybe? Came with a poster of Lydia Lunch :)
Wow. I've owned that album since the week it came out and I've never seen that video before. I thknk I didn't own a TV for a few years surrounding that. wow
In Oztralia we don't have many gun shops. And by law all gun buyers must be registered with the police, no exclusions. It is not like America where one can got to Walmart and buy a semi-automatic without a licence. This is not a discussion about mass killing, though, it may not hurt once in a while to shoot dead an enemy..wild video!
Night Flight on USA network....after the Another State of Mind documentary taught me about punk rock , underground music.....Kim Gordon loading shells.....in the shotgun..... wearing a Venom tee....
the girl in the first part of the clip is not Lydia Lunch, everybody mistakes her for Lunch, it's Lana Lung! but you're right... I think Lunch was involved with their stuff too, but the model is not her! Both of them, among many other goth/punk pin ups; that worked in Richard Kern's movies, were in the same "scene" than Sonic Youth!
His photography is great. It's not even that far off from what he was doing in the 80s. Submit to Me Now is essentially a collection of stylized portraits.
@@chiachy35 I don't understand this comment. Lydia Lunch has been in a lot of bands throughout her career, while the only thing we know about the actress called Lung Leg is that she appeared in Richard Kern movies. The band Lung Leg has nothing to do with the actress
Love how it goes from like an upbeat surf rock song, to terrifying pit of despair, back to surf
Loooove your profile picture 💃🗿
Hahahah same
Punk the way it should be! Hello again, 1985!
I love this videoclip. Looks like a 80´s gore horror movie
Richard Kern was the director. He makes soft-core "art porn" these days but he was an art film director in the '80s-he was a part of the "Cinema of Transgression" movement.
Henry Rollins stared in a few of the films, along with Lydia Lunch. A few of the films are on youtube, but several of them have too much nudity and/or violence to be on here.
I like them for what they are, but you have to take into account the time and place they are from. If they were filmed today they would be boring, derivative crap, with horrible acting and worse production. In the 1980s they were edgy (the good kind), provocative, and cutting edge.
Texas Chainsaw
Last House On The Left
Evil Dead too ...@@joshuadgz
eileen! speaking of silent hill, this part at 2:19 reminded me of cheryl when she was calling out to harry through the tv and the other part at the end with the "blooper" reel. also 2:43 looks very SH-esque, not that all of this influenced SH in any way (although the band was referenced in the first game).
The song seems to me about be a time when some cute little hippies turned out to be monsters. I also love Lunch's banshee-witch wail.
The manson family.
" coming down. Sadie I love it. Down down down, death valley 69"
@@j.wilcox3547 iirc manson was always referencing "coming down" (i think the race war part but im not certain) so that's why he was fixated on the beatles' helter skelter.
i would've thought this was about some guy killing a girl and leaving her in the desert if i didnt know about that bit.
I always thought it was about oral sex, but, maybe I am mistaken.
My dog apparently loves this song lol woke up and came running towards me when I played this. She knows what’s up 😂
Lydia (as well as Sonic Youth) is great for when you're in a bad mood; always making you feel better!~ :)
True affirmation. Listening to Lydia and Sonic Youth's no wave releases always works for me
@@ejenplitobarces That is what I wrote. 🙄
She’s in a bad mood
@@ivorytower99sorry if it came a bit too redundant
@@ejenplitobarces I can "Like" my own comments too!
You get Sonic Youth, Lung Leg, Lydia Lunch and Richard Kern in one video.
Yes Lung Leg, is the first one to appear on this clip, right? everybody thinks it's Lydia Lunch! Richard Kern used to name all of his Pin Ups with "L" as Initials; "Leather and Lace", a cool concept of Aliteration and Opposites mixed, with a dirty-glamourous nick name; I think Warhol; influenced Kern a lot, like "Drella"... the only idea I really like in Warhol's work; is that nick-name: "Drella" a mix of Dracula with Cinderella, so Marilyn Manson was (I think...) inspired by that! And I believe in many ways Richard Kern was influenced a lot by Warhol, both in movies as well as in style but he re-invented the concept... it's more Self-Exploitation than Exploitation, I mean Lydia is not Edie Sedgiwick! Besides he had another touch of "Emotional Content"; to quote Bruce Lee! but I was looking for Lung Leg's name which I had forgoten, and you were the only one who knew! Thanks!!!
And you get one pile of shit!
Groooooahhh!
Coming down
Sadie, I love it
Now now now
Death valley '69
You're right
You're right
You're right
You're right
You're right you were right
I was on the wrong track
We're deep in the valley
How deep in the gully
And now in the canyon
And now in the canyon
Out in the yonder way out in the yonder
She started to holler
She started to holler
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
But she started to holler
So I had to hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Deep in the valley
In the trunk of an old car
In the back of a Chevy
I got sand in my mouth you got sand in your mouth
And you got sun in your eyes I got sun in your eyes
Blind blinded
And you wanted to get there
But I couldn't go faster I wanted to get there
But you couldn't go faster
So I started to hit it you couldn't go faster
So I started to hit it
I started to hit it hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Coming down
Sadie, I love it
Now now now
Death valley '69
Death valley '69
Death valley '69
Death valley '69
Ieieieioooooaoaoaieeih!
It's a good thing you wrote out the lyrics for everyone to see, because I couldn't make them out at all, perhaps because the music was too loud.
This song was supposed to be about the crimes of Charles Manson and his "family," but the lyrics are so vague, that they could be about anything or anybody.
The only reason I looked for the song was because it was listed in an old day-by-day calendar about true crime, along with some other songs about notorious crimes.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 That's because this song has talentless hacks behind the production, probably very shocking for the time it was released but people nowadays can probably see through the random gore and realize the song is just bad lmao
The band was transitioning drummers at the time and both Bob and Steve were there for making the video. The first little clip in the video with the band playing has Bob at the drums, then near the end Steve is the one behind the kit.
I used to play the 45" I borrowed repeatedly until I had to give it back, in the 80s. CZcams means I got it all day long!
what a band. their catalogue is vast and largely essential.
An odd favorite of mine is their "Sonic Death" project of miscellaneous jams. I have lovingly nicknamed it, "Thurston and Kim Fuck Eight Times A Day While Lee And Steve Trip on Acid".
cover of EVOL at ~3:54. cool. Wish they would re-release all of these videos...I remember seeing all of them under the name "Screaming Fields of Sonic Youth". ~!992.
Screaming fields of sonic love, 1995.
yes, also at 1:34 and 2:18
those clips are also used pretty heavily in richard kern’s submit to me :) lung leg really was an iconic face of no wave as well as transgressive film!
Lung Leg is everybody's champion
@@stevenn33
Submit to her
jesus..how am i finally hearing this in 2019
Me in 2020.. now now now!
Jesus is right . It happens. The important thing is you have it now.
Temazo. Recuerdo verles en directo en el 2010, tocándola en Madrid, en La Riviera. Pelos como escarpias.
Lung Leg makes this video
My beautiful, late brother Anthony loved this.
You were a genius brother.
One of the best all time videos.
lung leg is the child of my dreams
There are two songs that I’ve listened to at least once a day since I bought the two individual records in January 1985 (the synergy between these songs is incredible)… The first is this song “Death Valley 69” by Sonic Youth and the other song is Husker Du’s “New Day Rising”. Both songs are beasts that i can listen to over and over. Seeing this video again just reaffirms how wonderful this song is to me. ✌🏽❤️🍄
DJ at the Club Flamingo in Halifax NS used to play this followed by Big Black Kerosene and it worked amazingly well (& both songs conjur up warm feelings from my teenage years)
@@katrinagrentz5035 Big Black’s “Kerosene” is a perfect song to follow Death Valley 69. Kerosene is another one of those songs that perfectly fit that time & energy. ✌🏽❤️
Wow! Sonic Youth's having an adventure a la Manson!
This song and Kissability are my two favorite Sonic Youth songs. Got the 12" of this when it came out.
backed with Creepy Crawl
Such a powerful song.
First time seeing the video. These are the very images i use to get from listening to this!
Wow, the soundtrack of my youth. Hail the power of brilliance !
love this woman and band... not many pepl remember Lydia well!!!
should be.. .Outta Promotions-EAA
🖒J'adore LL & SY❣
probably the most coherent music video of sonic youth i've seen - and this was the first one they did!
Whatever the fuck this is, I like it.
Really gets the adrenaline pumping this one.
AND NOW IN THE CANYONNNNN
Sonic Youth - Death Valley ‘69 (1985) by Richard Kern
First & Foremost, thank you for posting it brings back many fond memories. However, your title is slightly misleading, as it is Lung Leg who actually has the female lead in this video. Please humor an old man and his story. A fan of Sonic Youth will enjoy it....
In 1982-84, I was one of about 40 hardcore punks in Baltimore city. I skated, surfed, & loved music that was different from the top 40 crap pushed on us. In the fall of '84, I was lucky enough to go to TSU, a nursing & teacher's college, but it also had the largest radio tower & could play whatever they wanted as there were no advertisers. This helped open up new worlds of music. They had a two hour weekly punk program, & a three hour Saturday reggae program. WHFS, 99.1 FM in DC had the "Milo Sunday Reggae Splashdown." A 3 hour program whose cassettes were highly prized. There was also "college radio," but no hardcore punk.
During the punk shows (usually at Jules' Loft) I saw most of the big bands: Black Flag, Saccharine Trust, Fang, TSOL, CoC, MDC, Circle Jerks, Minor Threat, DK, Butthole Surfers, just pick one. I missed a few like the Minutemen, Meatmen, Big Black, & UK Subs (the Canadian ones.) Social Distortion was cancelled due to Mike Ness' heroin addiction. I would have loved to see them all. My 7th & 8th grade, school friend, London May was the drummer in Baltimore's only punk band, Reptile House (a Baltimore Zoo exhibit). They put out a 7 inch and opened for the headline act. Because of this, I never missed a show and was there the night the BCPD & Fire Chief shut down the Loft for fire regulations. These shows were the only place those under 21 could see this exciting new music. MIA came from CA & had to play in "Frog's basement" for his birthday party. A great show and band, but you can't stage dive in a basement with a drop ceiling. Now New York was only a 3 hr drive north, and Wash DC an hour south, so they were options.
Now about Sonic Youth. In the summer of 84, I met the love of my life, Heather McKinney M., whose family moved to Flemington, NJ, as she went to Rutgers Univ. She & her artist friends turned me on to add'l new music, mostly Noise Art, Joy Division/New Order, Young Marble Giants, Thick Pigeon, Skeleton Crew, that type. We made many trips to the Village to buy shirts & music, and see shows at CBGB. But this was after the Ramones heyday. The Village & Soho were not gentrified & quite violent to a young couple walking through.
She told me Sonic Youth was playing in NJ & implored me to come see them with her. I only had a few of their songs on cassette, and a 5 song EP on the SST label. EVOL was not yet released. When I went to the show, I didn't care much for the opening act. John Zorn, Skeleton Crew, & noise art weren't for me. Sonic Youth was to play 2nd, then a headline band. During the 1st band's set, I went out back to smoke a joint or 2 (I used to deal drugs.) That was where I met Kim, Lee, & I think the drummer's name was Bob. Thurston wasn't there.
We talked at length about their music, the scene in Baltimore & DC. Also, NYC & the difficulties they faced. We talked about coming south and doing a three night swing: Philly, 1 hr south to Baltimore, then 1 hr south to DC and the 9:30 club. I am not a promoter but offered to help work with London and get Baltimore set up. I must admit Kim Gordon was and is a beautiful lady & I was quite enamored. That's when Heather walked out and saw my sitting next to Kim, chatting with her. I don't know if she was jealous of Kim's beauty & my obvious attraction, or that I somehow was sitting with the band she liked chatting and smoking pot with others. I will not say the band smoked with me. There were other people the joints were passed around to.
In any event, the show was very enjoyable. Quite raw, and I could tell the band was putting everything they had into the show. I appreciate Thurston's talent, but personally I just love to hear a woman sing while rocking out. We talked again after the show and exchanged numbers. They never did come through Baltimore & play with Reptiile House & I am glad their careers took off. I don't know if Heather ever held a grudge against me for that night but we were young lovers & I had a lot to learn about women. If she reads this, I apologize for all I did. If the band reads this, congratulations to you all, you deserve success.
And if Ms. Gordon reads this, I still think she is a very attractive woman, a diehard rocker, and a wonderful artist in her own right. If you got this far I thank you also for reading. And thank you to the person(s) that posted it.
@Jacky Strop no this is a good story too
tldr
Thank you for posting something real. Something beyond the tiresome ass kissing or simple rephrasing of ones favorite lyric... An interesting read indeed!
Nice story dude, I felt like I was there!
Great story! You sir, are a veteran... respect for your nostalgic memories when everything was Raw, Pure and Free! Pre Internet, Pre Cell-Phone! and I'm from 86! So this is to be appreciated! Thank you for posting it!
Awsome song, awsome video. I showed this to my mom back in the day, she's not speaking to me anymore.
Blessed silence
This song is so acid, I can trip only listen it again and again!
I was Lydia Lunch's personal shopper from 78 until yesterday. I remember the day we wrapped this shoot. She had me buy everyone, including the dealer, lighters . I loved those assignments. So many colors.
She had a personal shopper during her Teenage Jesus and the Jerks days? I would not have thought that. Most of us, even in the early eighties, lived off of nothing, basically squatting to survive. We were doing good to have enough to pay to have someone sell our crap at the shows. Impressive. I met her a couple of time, and she was very nice to us.
@@spkelse8677 not her. She's dripping in it. The Tidy family. Big money in cat litter. She's a cat Litter heiress.
@@scratch5191 After reading this, I do remember hearing and reading that before.
@@spkelse8677 bitch I invented the 80s, punk rock and macrame
@@scratch5191 Um.. ??? This seems to have taken a bizarre turn. Not sure what you are talking about, but my comment before was referring to her being a rich kid.
This song is one of SY's best classics...great video!
This song is perfect for 2020
Their greatest song
Omg missed this forgot how important a moment this was musicly and visually thanks Richard Kerns an of course sonic youth
A Fist of Pain and Passion!
Dudes! Why did you only work with Lydia Lunch this one time??? This was a match made in heaven!
I saw her live last year with Bob Bert on drums. He played in Sonic Youth for a while. And I actually saw her again a few days ago with her current band! Awesomeness everytime!!!
She was in a band called Harry Crews with Kim Gordon and Sadie Mae (I think of Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling fame maybe?). They put out one LP of a live show but I forget the name. Naked in Garden Hills maybe? Came with a poster of Lydia Lunch :)
She also co-wrote Marilyn Moore off of Evol.
Hell no. Lydia sucks.
@@jamesguillorytheirascibleh585 Sonic Youth wouldn't have been possible without Lydia, homeboy.
I really appreciate the art vision of this now in 24😊
1:15 - written on the wall, I think it says Lee is Free
had this single on vinyl. praise me.
I bought a copy off a friend!
Me too, still do.
1:34 I think I've seen you somewhere else...
Just dope af
Wow. I've owned that album since the week it came out and I've never seen that video before. I thknk I didn't own a TV for a few years surrounding that. wow
reminds me of a peak point in my life...and when I discovered SY
Great song,great video, nothing to beat.
beautiful song
In Oztralia we don't have many gun shops. And by law all gun buyers must be registered with the police, no exclusions. It is not like America where one can got to Walmart and buy a semi-automatic without a licence. This is not a discussion about mass killing, though, it may not hurt once in a while to shoot dead an enemy..wild video!
Que pedrada da porra.
Arguably the MOST hUGELY-cRAZY-Horrific song of ALL-TIME + that is a compliment ~ Eeek + Hooray!!!
moment
I saw these guys in '90 or '91? In Hawaii. Their energy was unbelievable,.
What can I say about this master piece!
Night Flight on USA network....after the Another State of Mind documentary taught me about punk rock , underground music.....Kim Gordon loading shells.....in the shotgun..... wearing a Venom tee....
the girl in the first part of the clip is not Lydia Lunch, everybody mistakes her for Lunch, it's Lana Lung! but you're right... I think Lunch was involved with their stuff too, but the model is not her! Both of them, among many other goth/punk pin ups; that worked in Richard Kern's movies, were in the same "scene" than Sonic Youth!
the only best SY song. Lydia we will die by knife in eachother's arms.
+goldencatpants Erk!
best fucking album ever :3
So happy Lydia is coming back to Phily (with Pissed jeans)!!!
fookin awesome
pezzo molto affascinante,,......!!!!!!
noise death rock?
epicnesssssss
More monstrous music on the Monstrous Channel :)
Genious!!!
It's GENIUS, YOU IGNORANT PEASANT PIECE OF SHIT
@@hisroyalhighness8566 he might be Italian, relax.
Rad Valley '69 🏄♂️
Joshua Gordon are you related to Kim 😩
@@dewilew2137 As awesome as that would be I don't think so 🤘🏼
Kern was so good in the 80's, and look at what he is doing now. Shame.
That was like three decades ago, what do you expect?
His photography is great. It's not even that far off from what he was doing in the 80s. Submit to Me Now is essentially a collection of stylized portraits.
So fucking brutal
But that's not Lydia Lunch in the video. It's this other chick she and her crew worked with in underground movies at the time.
that's lung leg,pretty scary girl
She's singing in it!
@@FurtherFielder she had a band,check out the song Lung Leg: Right now baby!
So that isn't Lydia shooting off the rifle?
@@chiachy35 I don't understand this comment. Lydia Lunch has been in a lot of bands throughout her career, while the only thing we know about the actress called Lung Leg is that she appeared in Richard Kern movies. The band Lung Leg has nothing to do with the actress
Punk shit still kicking in 2029
THX!!
KULT..SONG ..
Supercool 🧛♀️
@3:27 - That image was taken from The Trip (1967)
RaaaaaaaaaWwwww....♡♡♡.
Wait, maybe Lunch co-sang some things in this song, the but the actress in the video is Lung Leg, not Lydia!
This sounds like drops of acid hitting the floor what kind of acid idk that's up to you
dope
awesome.
Huge X influence. Brilliant.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1985
same here :-)
Same😂
WHERE was she hiding that switchblade? 🐼
Yessssssssssx
pedrada
Foda demais !!!! ⚡⚡⚡⚡🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lung leggggggggg
Dude what film are these eery clips from ...
Richard kern 80s feat lung leg
did mtv ever run this? dark, lots of gore
Not in the primetime, says Kerrang!
cmpdas they used to run it quite frequently during the 120 minutes program, then they stopped playing it. Wonder why
look how giant is Thurston foot at 1:17
ouisch!
Should've been used for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
I'll take "people who've been jerks to Nardwuar" for $69, Alex
Been crushing on Lung Leg since 1995 or so
Still quality.
How do you even make a music video like this
That's not Lydia Lunch, but Lung Leg
punk rock ..
80s RULZ!!!!