1984
The year in which Lydia Lunch records with No Trend.
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May 1984
Lydia, returns from London to New York City,Spanish Harlem @ 511,East 12th street. This place is now the "Old Devil Moon" restaurant. She will stay in New York City until December 1990.
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May 1984
US VA,Arlington,Inner Ear Studios,Don Zientara's basement,Lydia Lunch provides vocals (and co-lyrics) to 4 songs (Your Love/ Tear You Apart/ The Curse/ Who’s To Say) for No Trend's "A Dozen Red Roses" album. Recording engineered and mixed by Don Zientara and No Trend.
Line-up: Jefferson Scott (born Jeff Mentges) (vocals)/ Dean Evangelista (guitar)/ Robert Marymont (born Bob Strasser) (bass)/ Spidako (keyboards)/ Bernard de Massy (sax) and Kenn Rudd (drums). Lydia Lunch vocals (and co-lyrics)
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1985
The year in which the "A Dozen Red Roses" album is released and Lydia joins for 3 live concerts.
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1985
US Release of the "A Dozen Red Roses" album on No Trend Records.
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16-Mar-85
US NY,New York City,Dancetaria
Note: Lydia's first concert with No Trend. Lydia is also doing a spoken word show.
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17-Mar-85
US MD,Baltimore,Marble Bar
Note: Lydia's second concert with No Trend. Lydia is also doing a spoken word show.
Flyer: Xerox of flyer.
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21-Apr-85
US DC,Washington,Friendship Heights,Friendship Station
(Jeff Mentges and Lydia Lunch as The Elephant Twins)
[with No Trend and Butch Willis]
Note: Lydia's third and last concert with No Trend.
Flyer: Scan of flyer.
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November 1985
UK Release of the "Heart Of Darkness" EP (Lydia's tracks on the No Trend album) on Widowspeak/Rough Trade.
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Chronology
Shotgun Wedding (March 1991 - July 1998)
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