L7th Heaven


Thanks to Suki for reminding me just how good L7 are. I meant to follow up on them when I heard the track Shitlist on the Natural Born Killers Soundtrack album years ago and was mightily impressed. It's taken from the album Bricks Are Heavy which is a good place to start with the band.

In terms of all female grunge bands they kick Hole's ass. Now that just doesn't sound right now, does it!


Here's a video of the girls playing Shitlist in Rio in '93.



Play it loud, then play it again, this is good stuff.

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