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Split - Liliput
1980
Vintage swiss punk with a jolt of attitude
Jittery guitars, driving bass, and vocals that bite — LiLiPUT in top form.
LiLiPUT (formerly Kleenex) One of my favorite songs, and a single from the band, 'You Did It' (a song I've used on many a mix)
Kleenex, 1978.
[ID: A mix of traditional and digital artwork featuring a variety of Darkwing Duck characters from their 1991 iterations. 1st drawing showcases pen art of the Liquidator, Steelbeak, and Darkwing Duck, all posing in a row. The next is artwork of Gosalyn Mallard, digital lineart with some some colorful shading and lighting as she casually poses in front of a plain background. Also on a plain background, the next drawing is a bust of Steelbeak, seemingly speaking as he smugly gestures with his hand. Finally, the last artwork features Lilliput, posing with his shrink ray as ants span the piece behind him. End ID]
Once again, I doodle Darkwing and misc.
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Liliput
Kleenex with a cat circa 1978
Soft sandwiches, street fights and surrealism: Marlene Marder’s memoir of Swiss punks Kleenex/Liliput | Music | The Guardian
The guitarist’s diary of their formation and early tours gets its first English translation, offering funny, biting, absorbing insight into
On 29 March 1978, Marlene Marder leapt into her new existence. She was watching punk band Kleenex’s first show, at Zurich’s Club Hey, when their guitarist and only male member declined to return for the encore. For him, the late Marder wrote in her diary, “Kleenex was a bit of weekend fun”. But for Marder, Kleenex offered a more profound form of liberation. She told bassist Klaudia Schifferle and drummer Lislot Ha that she knew the chords and climbed on stage.
