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nothing special, just thought tumblr would appreciate me accidentally recording bits of 'Superdyke' while I was listening to red wine supernova by chapell roan ahaha
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from Superdyke (1975) dir. Barbara Hammer
25/07/2018
Superdyke (Dir. Barbera Hammer, 1975)
DVD from Barbera Hammer: No No Nooky T.V. and other lesbian humor films by Barbera Hammer

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Screenprinted tank top designed by Poe Asher for the Particapants in Superdyke, 1975
“Superdyke Song,” sheet music written by Hammer, 1975. In the end it wasn’t used in the Superdyke movie
Song reads:
Oh my goodness, what a mess a damsel in disstress
Oh my goodness me oh my get superdyke on the fly
Send for superdyke where is superdyke send for
Super duper super duper dyke
Superdyke (short film)
Superdyke (short film)
1975 movie. Streaming on YouTube and VK. Comedy, slice of life
Plot points:
Lesbian “Amazon group” frolic throughout the city.
Set in San Francisco.
Little presence of studs or black lesbians.
Lesbian director.
TW//: Display and use of presumably human bones