![]() The fierce curves and even fiercer mouth. Toxic beauty Lydia Lunch is the high priestess of punk with Note: later in the interview when Lunch and I discuss the jazz-influenced music she was then making with musician Terry Edwards, it later surfaced on the 2004 album Smoke in the Shadows. ![]() Yes, I have punk credibility coming out of my ass! Considering Flipside folded in 2000, this would have appeared in one of its last issues). (In those days I regularly contributed to both MRR and Flipside. In 1999 I interviewed Lunch in London again, this time for the Los Angeles punk zine Flipside. That was my 1993 MAXIMUMROCKNROLL interview with the volcanic avant-garde-ian angel and punk poetess. Consider this a sequel to my earlier post Queen of the Damned: The Wit and Wisdom of High Priestess of Punk Lydia Lunch.
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