Some men can't handle it when women rock..I think they'd rather them down in the pit as a potential groupie 🤫 When you make observations like that you get called a feminazi and it's only your looking for your own expression too by playing aggressive hard music. We've all had tough life experiences. But it doesn't make sense how l7 aren't bigger and do they ever get on festival lineups anymore?
So i found L7 in 2004. My youngest son was 5 oldest 6 both had guitars. My mother in law watched both of them play pretend were dead.. after alot of my help.. 2 Weeks later she bought every L7 cd and we play them all.. THANK YOU L7….
L7 has been amongst my favourite bands since Bricks Are Heavy. That album and Beauty Process are almost “every track” good - which is rare. I wasn’t disaffected or anything, I just love the attitude and humour that flows through the songs. In a couple weeks I’m taking my 2 daughters and a musically talented friend of theirs to see L7 in Detroit. They’re very excited to see them live. To ensure they were fully ready for the experience I made a Spotify playlist I called “L7 Shitlist” - I know my youngest has played the hell out of it and intends to have a blast at the show. They had known many of the songs already as L7 has always been on various playlists over the years. Donita, if you’re reading this, while I’m disappointed you guys never made substantial monetary rewards for your output, please understand that your music has been an ongoing gift in many peoples lives. That’s a very special thing. I love that my girls are “getting” L7 and I’m sure your music will carry forward and be a part of many lives moving forward. Greatly enjoyed listening to this interview. Now when I describe L7 to others I won’t just say “4 tough bitches” - now “4 funny, intelligent women that play it hard” See you in Detroit!!
Great to hear all this from Donita! Everyone that's into rock should go see L7 perform and get their minds blown, they are incredibly powerful and authentic. Hope they keep touring and recording, and that the new generation get to know them!
This interview was so real and raw, I really appreciate her honesty. I also thought L7 were really successful and huge, I'm so sad to hear that Donita didn't have health insurance.
This BAND, those songs, lyrics, the attitude, pure rock n' roll to the bone. Still listen to their music and it still hits hard! Love them forever. I named my Jeep Everglade. . if you know then you know. urghhh. . . I wish I could have seen them live. 😞
1991 I was nearly sober and heard shove for the first time. That song described exactly how I felt about everything. I still feel that way now. I've been in L7 fan since.
All I know is you have got me through life, the rush of a soccer game, the new relationship or breakup, being a social worker now for 18 years L7 has gotten me through it all…
Wow, she was my absolute icon and role model growing up, and l7 one of my first concerts at 15 years old. This is the first proper interview with her I've seen. This has made my year! Reeling....
Huge fan of her and L7! Transmiticate was a great album while she briefly headed the Stellar Moments. So glad that L7 resumed and are still making awesome music together!
So great to hear more about Donita and her life and not just about the general stuff. She's so genuine and relatable ...L7 rocked my world as a 15 year old, I'm so happy they are still a part of my world now I'm 42! 😎 X
Wow Donita Sparks tells everything, anyway it was a pretty interesting interview and one of the most influential bands ever as important as the Ramones or Motorhead, awesome band , the best of the 90s
They are as iconic as any band and it hurts my heart to see how they were just shunned ..the movie Pretended were dead had me in absolutely tears ...what a heavy load to carry ...
Wow, love to learn more about this amazing woman. I have always played black Gibson V's, sang and played metal. My bandmates took me to see L7 at the stock pavilion in Madison,wis in the mid 90's. I was front and center and my eyes were glued to this wondrous metal goddess with a black v. They all joked for months that I had a puppy dog look of falling in love, for hours even after the show. I had never seen or heard of L7, so my bandmates were totally setting me up, to see this girl with the black v. Glad to see Donita is alive and well.
One of the most important contributors to 90s thrash and rock...geez we took the 90s forgranted and let it pass to quickly L7 to Babes in Toyland and the Gits ahh..respect to these great rockers
thats such a cool interview! L7 fucking rocks man, best band ive ever seen live, saw them for the 5th time in toronto a few weeks ago for the bricks are heavy 30th tour, i had to haul my ass from montreal to go there, with both my knees fucking hurting cuz of ostheoarthritis (id be pissing blood out of my eyes and i still would have gone), and it was an amazing show, bricks are heavy front to back and then another hour of ass kickin songs, including a bowie cover at the end...been a die hard fan since 1995, they changed my life, gave me a purpose, cuz i played in bands for 20 years and going back to it just now. cheers to all four of them!
Loved them since 1990, great interview! Always loved watching the band destroy interviews, amazing ladies, still regularly played LAF as I drive around TOWN.
Nice interview. Love Donita, she's beautiful, strong, powerful, and speaks from the gut and the heart. Excited to take my grandson and daughter to see them live in Joshua Tree in a couple of weeks.
I F***** Luv you you guys!! Being a wild, rebellious and very troubled teenage girl in the 90's with music being my only steady, reliable comfort, I want to thank you for giving me a reason to get excited and feel it was okay to be different to not conform to what everyone expected me to be. I'm 42 now and I love your music and everything it stands for just as much! if not more now!! You are definitely not forgotten!! I don't think you realize the impact you have made on the planet!! You guy's are epic!!! So much love and respect from New Zealand!!
I started listening L7 when I was 16 or 17 in the nineghties and they were a not-so-famous band here in Argentina. Almost 30 years later....wow a lot of time and I still listen them nowadays. A lot of memories from my teens. Greetings from Argentina!!!!!
How the hell do 2 people dislike this? Great interview of a legend. Sucks you didn’t make enough money: I bought all your cds and saw y’all live a dozen times. Twice since you started playing again. Thanks for the great memories, the awesome shows and taking a few minutes to talk to me while y’all were in Houston once. Respect.
Donita is one of my favorite musicians, thanks for uploading. You can tell I’m a big fan of Donita because I watched the whole thing and I have the attention span of a gnat lol.
L7 were the first all-female band that I ever saw live, back in Glasgow in 1992 (touring with FNM). This was right around the time of the TV performance on The Word which is referenced during this interview. What a great band - they rocked and sixteen year-old me crowdsurfed :)
I got an L7 album as a kid, think I was about 13 years, from my moms brother for like a birthday gift. I was instantly hooked on it. Have to say Im surprised that ”bricks are heavy” didnt sell more, some of the tracks there were like really polished and accesiable enough even for mainstream listeners. They defently deserved more credit than they got. Anyways, thanks Donita and L7 for some really awesome music :)
L7 is awesome! First time I've ever saw an interview with Donita Sparks to see how she actually felt in her own words rather than what some journalist said happened. Thanks Tanya Pearson.
I know, I'm a loser replying to my own comment, when I made the first one hadn't watched the whole thing yet. We all know why there wasn't anything came up on them when you googled L7 a decade ago, they were female and rather than act like bimbos and dress like strippers they were real people. Real people are boring, look at the role models of today (what a joke, "role models of today"). If only they'd worn pointy bras and corsets.
This is so cool to listen to! It's great to get the biographical bits that go beyond the rock star narrative and show where the real person and the rock star intersect. Fans are never shown that and it makes it so hard for people who want to make art to imagine ever making it if they can't see the real person behind the image. Also Donita just seems like such a cool person, and it is a pleasure to hear her talk. Thanks for posting!
L7 is still a great band. I'm 38 going on 39 and I'm remembering the first time I heard L7: Summer of 1997, 13 years old and it was my friends older sister Kim who introduced me to the greatness that is L7. It was like whoa! Kick ass women who rock hard. When the hiatus happened, a lot of people in my circle were not to happy. Also from what we read, from things Donita has said as well as what other rock musicians have said.....Rock bands get screwed by the recording industry. It seems like the recording industry wants pop bands. Can't stand the pop diva type bands or singers. Always been a fan of Rock thanks to my Mom. It was great to spend an hour and a half listening to Donita about well, her and L7.
They’re awesome ! They’re like my big sisters :) I discovered L7 in 1990, I was 18. I’m 50 now and still love them ! The band disappeared in 2001 but I knew they would come back. And that’s what happen :) i wanted to see L7 on stage in 1992 in Paris, but I did not buy tickets, i did not know if my companion would like them. He listenedcto their music and liked....so when they played at Le Bataclan in 2015. We were at L7 gig, after they played Hellfest twice. ❤️ I agree with things Donita say in this vidéo. Thx for this itw
Absolutely one of my favorite bands while living in the 90's. So down to earth and so actively opposed to trying to be big, shiny rock stars. Still awesome. Kills me hearing they weren't making money, even back in the day.
Saw them last Night Here in Barcelona When They were going I WAS screeming I LOVE YOU DONNITA LIKE VE YOU JENNIFER!! Ihope if They read these To forgive me😢😢😢
this was great thank you so much !! L7 live was the shit I think I was 1-2 years out of high school I can’t remember but The Donna’s opened for them at Troubadour SUPER FUN
She is a fantastic song writer and guitarist.Always liked her style and music.Would like to meet her one day.She could actually meet fans at horror movie conventions because of her music on Natural Born Killers movie,would like to see her perform in Las Vegas at House of Blues one day as well.Only seen L7 once and they rocked🤘🏻
Apesar de eu gostar mais de SUZY cantando no L7 , DONITA é maravilhosa... e toca guitarra muito bem ! Donita é uma mulher de atitude ! L7 pra sempre ! Rio de Janeiro-🇧🇷
Complete honesty and integrity! The two instances where Donita proves she lives by those character traits were the incredibly rude festival concert when the speakers blew and the band wanted to fix the sound and the English television show where she decided to let her freak flag fly. In the festival she gave the crowd exactly what they deserved and on the television show she proved she loves freedom and hates censorship. I'd tell her I love her but...she also scares me.🤯👽🤪🥵😍🤐
I hope Donita is happy with how well represented a lot of the 90’s female Rockers are these days via like TH-cam and Instagram. Seems like they are being rediscovered by vast diverse groups awesome to see .
This whole Women In Rock is great. As of this posting I've only heard this and Tanya Donnelly so far in the series. I'm going to listen to all of them. Impressive
I never realized until this interview that she has a Chicago accent. Not only is Donita a great musician but she was also a great supporter of other people's bands in the 90's - I saw her out in small clubs all the time back then, supporting friends bands in the audience.
Didn't expect to watch this while on my period yet here I am lol. Actually this is a great piece of archive, if not one of the greatest on them (i gotta rewatch the doc). Love Donita and L7 with my life, they're influential and legendary no matter what's on top whatever time, trends come and go but true craft stays and people see it so i would say she don't need to worry about that... still, i agree labels/promoters/publicists/etc are hell to the scene, but they won't kill the noise. Hope they all are doing alright and know how much they mean to us♥
I find the majority of the musicians from that scene fascinating. I grew up in bristol UK listening to a lot of the bands from that era and when I put a record on that I haven't listened to for a while it makes my spine tingle. In a good way...
Rest assured ladies of L7. You have made a unique & indelible mark that history will bear out. Absolute mavericks like Patti Smith. It’s a crime that you did not get the mega $$ you so deserve!
L7 SHOULD BE MILLIONAIRES
1000% agree
YEEEES
@@petermurdoch7540 THE RATS IN THE CORN
Some men can't handle it when women rock..I think they'd rather them down in the pit as a potential groupie 🤫 When you make observations like that you get called a feminazi and it's only your looking for your own expression too by playing aggressive hard music. We've all had tough life experiences. But it doesn't make sense how l7 aren't bigger and do they ever get on festival lineups anymore?
@@123cillitbang Doesn’t her comment at 59:57 kind of dispel that myth?
L7 were far better then most of other bands of that generation. I'm glad they didn't give up playing.
by a huge margin!
And this generation
So i found L7 in 2004. My youngest son was 5 oldest 6 both had guitars. My mother in law watched both of them play pretend were dead.. after alot of my help.. 2 Weeks later she bought every L7 cd and we play them all.. THANK YOU L7….
4 years later and i still come back to this interview! I feel it's the closest ill get to sit in a bar and chat with Donita for hours!
Great Interview. What an inspirational musician she is. L7 bloody rock hard too. Still listen to them regularly.
Very underrated band these ladies kick ass🤘🤘🤘
Totally!!!
Absolutely!!!
L7 has been amongst my favourite bands since Bricks Are Heavy. That album and Beauty Process are almost “every track” good - which is rare.
I wasn’t disaffected or anything, I just love the attitude and humour that flows through the songs.
In a couple weeks I’m taking my 2 daughters and a musically talented friend of theirs to see L7 in Detroit. They’re very excited to see them live.
To ensure they were fully ready for the experience I made a Spotify playlist I called “L7 Shitlist” - I know my youngest has played the hell out of it and intends to have a blast at the show.
They had known many of the songs already as L7 has always been on various playlists over the years.
Donita, if you’re reading this, while I’m disappointed you guys never made substantial monetary rewards for your output, please understand that your music has been an ongoing gift in many peoples lives. That’s a very special thing.
I love that my girls are “getting” L7 and I’m sure your music will carry forward and be a part of many lives moving forward.
Greatly enjoyed listening to this interview. Now when I describe L7 to others I won’t just say “4 tough bitches” - now “4 funny, intelligent women that play it hard”
See you in Detroit!!
Totally!!
Love this woman
Watched them this year. Still rocking hard AF. They really do own that stage 🤘🏻🔥
they still touring?!?!? and i most likely missed a show?!?!?!😡😡😡
saw them last week in Barcelona, they are F/Amazing!!!!! better than any grunge band
Great to hear all this from Donita! Everyone that's into rock should go see L7 perform and get their minds blown, they are incredibly powerful and authentic. Hope they keep touring and recording, and that the new generation get to know them!
This interview was so real and raw, I really appreciate her honesty. I also thought L7 were really successful and huge, I'm so sad to hear that Donita didn't have health insurance.
I'm in Hawaii and I got to tell you l7 is still a fucking great band in my life!
Nothing but full respect Donita ... Just stay who you are
This BAND, those songs, lyrics, the attitude, pure rock n' roll to the bone. Still listen to their music and it still hits hard! Love them forever. I named my Jeep Everglade. . if you know then you know. urghhh. . . I wish I could have seen them live. 😞
1991 I was nearly sober and heard shove for the first time. That song described exactly how I felt about everything. I still feel that way now. I've been in L7 fan since.
ill never be to describe how i feel listening to that song lol
All I know is you have got me through life, the rush of a soccer game, the new relationship or breakup, being a social worker now for 18 years L7 has gotten me through it all…
Wow, she was my absolute icon and role model growing up, and l7 one of my first concerts at 15 years old. This is the first proper interview with her I've seen. This has made my year! Reeling....
Huge fan of her and L7! Transmiticate was a great album while she briefly headed the Stellar Moments. So glad that L7 resumed and are still making awesome music together!
So great to hear more about Donita and her life and not just about the general stuff. She's so genuine and relatable ...L7 rocked my world as a 15 year old, I'm so happy they are still a part of my world now I'm 42! 😎 X
Wow Donita Sparks tells everything, anyway it was a pretty interesting interview and one of the most influential bands ever as important as the Ramones or Motorhead, awesome band , the best of the 90s
You got that right !
They are as iconic as any band and it hurts my heart to see how they were just shunned ..the movie Pretended were dead had me in absolutely tears ...what a heavy load to carry ...
The first time I saw L7 in Toronto they were on double bill with the Lunachicks. A memorable performance.
Wow, love to learn more about this amazing woman. I have always played black Gibson V's, sang and played metal. My bandmates took me to see L7 at the stock pavilion in Madison,wis in the mid 90's. I was front and center and my eyes were glued to this wondrous metal goddess with a black v. They all joked for months that I had a puppy dog look of falling in love, for hours even after the show. I had never seen or heard of L7, so my bandmates were totally setting me up, to see this girl with the black v. Glad to see Donita is alive and well.
This woman is so sweet, smart, respectful, talented, cultured and cool. I'm so in love with her.
Very sensitive and wonderful woman
This was great! I've always thought of L7 as just a great band, one of the heaviest of that era\m/
L7 fan for life! Donita you rock!
One of the most important contributors to 90s thrash and rock...geez we took the 90s forgranted and let it pass to quickly
L7 to Babes in Toyland and the Gits ahh..respect to these great rockers
l7 has literaly nothing to do with thrash but i mean they do rule
AMAZING L7 🎉Donita Sparks ✨
thats such a cool interview! L7 fucking rocks man, best band ive ever seen live, saw them for the 5th time in toronto a few weeks ago for the bricks are heavy 30th tour, i had to haul my ass from montreal to go there, with both my knees fucking hurting cuz of ostheoarthritis (id be pissing blood out of my eyes and i still would have gone), and it was an amazing show, bricks are heavy front to back and then another hour of ass kickin songs, including a bowie cover at the end...been a die hard fan since 1995, they changed my life, gave me a purpose, cuz i played in bands for 20 years and going back to it just now. cheers to all four of them!
Donita Rules. Thanks for thiis.
So cool!! She looks amazing. L7 has the best style. Wish I was them.
Loved them since 1990, great interview! Always loved watching the band destroy interviews, amazing ladies, still regularly played LAF as I drive around TOWN.
Nice interview. Love Donita, she's beautiful, strong, powerful, and speaks from the gut and the heart. Excited to take my grandson and daughter to see them live in Joshua Tree in a couple of weeks.
I love L7. It is so cool she is still rocking'. It is cool to hear people that made it tell their story.
I F***** Luv you you guys!! Being a wild, rebellious and very troubled teenage girl in the 90's with music being my only steady, reliable comfort, I want to thank you for giving me a reason to get excited and feel it was okay to be different to not conform to what everyone expected me to be. I'm 42 now and I love your music and everything it stands for just as much! if not more now!! You are definitely not forgotten!! I don't think you realize the impact you have made on the planet!! You guy's are epic!!! So much love and respect from New Zealand!!
« It was a serious interview » like you said, but it was the best interview you ever did.
I started listening L7 when I was 16 or 17 in the nineghties and they were a not-so-famous band here in Argentina. Almost 30 years later....wow a lot of time and I still listen them nowadays. A lot of memories from my teens.
Greetings from Argentina!!!!!
How the hell do 2 people dislike this? Great interview of a legend. Sucks you didn’t make enough money: I bought all your cds and saw y’all live a dozen times. Twice since you started playing again. Thanks for the great memories, the awesome shows and taking a few minutes to talk to me while y’all were in Houston once. Respect.
This was great. So good to see Donita talk. L7 are great band.❤
Love some Donita.saw L7 on dallas back in the 90s.L7 and Babes In Toyland are unstoppable . 🤘🏻🎱🤘🏻
Donita is one of my favorite musicians, thanks for uploading. You can tell I’m a big fan of Donita because I watched the whole thing and I have the attention span of a gnat lol.
L7 were the first all-female band that I ever saw live, back in Glasgow in 1992 (touring with FNM). This was right around the time of the TV performance on The Word which is referenced during this interview. What a great band - they rocked and sixteen year-old me crowdsurfed :)
I saw them in the Garage, must have been 95?
Donita is amazing!
L7 were a massive influence on me as a teenager in the early 90ies. Very good interview, thank you!
Are you a Musician ?
I absolutely love L7, and I Donita's solo stuff with the Stellar Moments. If you haven't heard her solo stuff he should listen to it.
Fantastic Donita Sparks, Great Attitude, ... in my Top 10 Bands ... You Rule !
L7 one of my fav bands ever
Such an honest interview \m/
I'm so excited to watch this! Now!
I got an L7 album as a kid, think I was about 13 years, from my moms brother for like a birthday gift. I was instantly hooked on it. Have to say Im surprised that ”bricks are heavy” didnt sell more, some of the tracks there were like really polished and accesiable enough even for mainstream listeners. They defently deserved more credit than they got. Anyways, thanks Donita and L7 for some really awesome music :)
L7 is awesome! First time I've ever saw an interview with Donita Sparks to see how she actually felt in her own words rather than what some journalist said happened. Thanks Tanya Pearson.
I know, I'm a loser replying to my own comment, when I made the first one hadn't watched the whole thing yet. We all know why there wasn't anything came up on them when you googled L7 a decade ago, they were female and rather than act like bimbos and dress like strippers they were real people. Real people are boring, look at the role models of today (what a joke, "role models of today"). If only they'd worn pointy bras and corsets.
excellent interview! much respect to L7. love their music. i was so happy they played in mckinlleyville once and i got to see them.
I love Donita Sparks! Thanks for the interview; great job
This is so cool to listen to! It's great to get the biographical bits that go beyond the rock star narrative and show where the real person and the rock star intersect. Fans are never shown that and it makes it so hard for people who want to make art to imagine ever making it if they can't see the real person behind the image. Also Donita just seems like such a cool person, and it is a pleasure to hear her talk. Thanks for posting!
This was a great interview! Thank you!! And rock the fuck on Donita and L7!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
L7 is still a great band. I'm 38 going on 39 and I'm remembering the first time I heard L7: Summer of 1997, 13 years old and it was my friends older sister Kim who introduced me to the greatness that is L7. It was like whoa! Kick ass women who rock hard. When the hiatus happened, a lot of people in my circle were not to happy. Also from what we read, from things Donita has said as well as what other rock musicians have said.....Rock bands get screwed by the recording industry. It seems like the recording industry wants pop bands. Can't stand the pop diva type bands or singers. Always been a fan of Rock thanks to my Mom. It was great to spend an hour and a half listening to Donita about well, her and L7.
What a great band. I always loved L7.
Donita and L7 are so freaking Awesome. Donita is also Beautiful, Gorgeous, Wow! 🤩
Great interview!
They’re awesome ! They’re like my big sisters :) I discovered L7 in 1990, I was 18. I’m 50 now and still love them ! The band disappeared in 2001 but I knew they would come back. And that’s what happen :) i wanted to see L7 on stage in 1992 in Paris, but I did not buy tickets, i did not know if my companion would like them. He listenedcto their music and liked....so when they played at Le Bataclan in 2015. We were at L7 gig, after they played Hellfest twice. ❤️ I agree with things Donita say in this vidéo. Thx for this itw
Absolutely one of my favorite bands while living in the 90's. So down to earth and so actively opposed to trying to be big, shiny rock stars. Still awesome. Kills me hearing they weren't making money, even back in the day.
Saw them last Night
Here in Barcelona
When They were going
I WAS screeming
I LOVE YOU DONNITA LIKE VE YOU JENNIFER!!
Ihope if They read these
To forgive me😢😢😢
this was great thank you so much !! L7 live was the shit I think I was 1-2 years out of high school I can’t remember but The Donna’s opened for them at Troubadour SUPER FUN
Rock legend. Much love, Ms Sparks
She is a fantastic song writer and guitarist.Always liked her style and music.Would like to meet her one day.She could actually meet fans at horror movie conventions because of her music on Natural Born Killers movie,would like to see her perform in Las Vegas at House of Blues one day as well.Only seen L7 once and they rocked🤘🏻
Apesar de eu gostar mais de SUZY cantando no L7 , DONITA é maravilhosa... e toca guitarra muito bem ! Donita é uma mulher de atitude !
L7 pra sempre !
Rio de Janeiro-🇧🇷
Wisely conducted intreview with a wonderful person, thanks!
This is really great. I definitely heard Donita talk about things she doesn’t usually mention, but I am thankful for her honesty here. ❤️
Great interview, thanks.
Complete honesty and integrity! The two instances where Donita proves she lives by those character traits were the incredibly rude festival concert when the speakers blew and the band wanted to fix the sound and the English television show where she decided to let her freak flag fly. In the festival she gave the crowd exactly what they deserved and on the television show she proved she loves freedom and hates censorship. I'd tell her I love her but...she also scares me.🤯👽🤪🥵😍🤐
Great job on the interview. This was a fun listen.
Thank you Donita for being so truthfull!! You lighted up my mind! THANK YOU
L❤VE this channel ! Thanks.
such an iconic woman in rock. I saw them in 97 and 98 love her so much! great interview !
Great interview! Congratulations!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
When people see this L7 documentary, their minds are going to explode!
It's inspirational/ funny/ incredible.
Really.
This is so great, thank you for doing this interview!
She seems so honest and humble... I love this.
One of my fave interviews of Donita.
I really love this interview and the way it was conducted. Seems like a great concept. Keep all this going it’s so important for music history.
Yes but almost no volume for the interviewer is a huge mistake. 🤷🤦. Hard to follow
One of the most important people on the planet !! :).
I hope Donita is happy with how well represented a lot of the 90’s female Rockers are these days via like TH-cam and Instagram. Seems like they are being rediscovered by vast diverse groups awesome to see .
Thank you so much for this interview series!!! Fantastic stuff!
This whole Women In Rock is great. As of this posting I've only heard this and Tanya Donnelly so far in the series. I'm going to listen to all of them. Impressive
I never realized until this interview that she has a Chicago accent. Not only is Donita a great musician but she was also a great supporter of other people's bands in the 90's - I saw her out in small clubs all the time back then, supporting friends bands in the audience.
Didn't expect to watch this while on my period yet here I am lol. Actually this is a great piece of archive, if not one of the greatest on them (i gotta rewatch the doc). Love Donita and L7 with my life, they're influential and legendary no matter what's on top whatever time, trends come and go but true craft stays and people see it so i would say she don't need to worry about that... still, i agree labels/promoters/publicists/etc are hell to the scene, but they won't kill the noise. Hope they all are doing alright and know how much they mean to us♥
This was a great interview! I'm glad I stumbled across it!
They need to do this with all 4 member
loooove this interview - thank you so much!!!
This was great. Just saw them in DC at the same place I saw them decades ago....and they still kick ass.
I find the majority of the musicians from that scene fascinating. I grew up in bristol UK listening to a lot of the bands from that era and when I put a record on that I haven't listened to for a while it makes my spine tingle. In a good way...
LEGEND,,THE REAL DEAL
I saw them at reading festival when I was 16. One of my all time favourite bands.
i saw L7 in davis, CA 90? with green day opening, and Mr. T experience. i met Suzie's grand parents that night...
Thank you so much for this interview
Way super duper awesomeness of heroes thank u thank u thank u 🙏
cool interview!
Just found out about this channel and I´m in love! Great work, guys, love all these wonderful rock´n´roll women!
omg I love her.
I Love this band!!!!
Love em love em
Great interview
Rest assured ladies of L7. You have made a unique & indelible mark that history will bear out. Absolute mavericks like Patti Smith. It’s a crime that you did not get the mega $$ you so deserve!
always liked donita, they were a band i admired since the early 90s!!
Very Beautiful & Jennifer too! I was the Stylist of PRETEND WERE DEAD!!!