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Lydia Lunch (born Lydia Anne Koch; June 2, 1959) is an American singer, poet, writer, actress and self-empowerment speaker. Her career began during the 1970s New York City no wave scene as the singer and guitarist of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks .
Workdogs In Hell by Workdogs, released 10 October 1988 1. Eulogy/Regrets 2. Little Boys With Big Guitars 3. More Than An Apology 4. 970-DOGS 5. Realm Of The Censors 6. Solo #8 7. Death Of The Workdogs 8. The House That Drugs Built 9. Kill 'Em Eat 'Em, Fuck 'Em 10. * 11. A Litany Of Complaints/Satan Is Real
Are THE CASSETTE MIXES the ultimate version of Workdogs In Hell? Not exactly. Workdogs In Hell - The Cassette Mixes is more like an alternative fourth dimensional In Hell featuring a lighter hearted and less Dante minded Workdogs. Much of the material has never been heard before.
Lydia Lunch ... released loads of records with her band also called Lydia Lunch.; delivered a tape for Workdogs' "Workdogs In Hell", a CD assembled from many tapes.
The album is unique if not impossible. In Hell (Sympathy, 1993), a "blues opera" that boasts co-conspirators such as Foetus , Lydia Lunch, Moe Tucker and Jad Fair, focuses on moral decadence, each "song" being dedicated to a story of depravation.
In 1993, they released self-described "blues opera," Workdogs in Hell, featuring Moe Tucker, Lydia Lunch, Jad Fair, J.G. "Foetus" Thirlwell, Gibson brother Jeffrey Evans, and underground filmmaker Richard Kern (in turn, Kennedy and Jarvis played in Tucker's road band).
