Lydia Lunch with No Trend

(U.S.A. May 1984 - April 1985)

Chronology


Chronology: a chronological overview of known concert dates (some with setlists and/or ads), 
dates of studio recordings, all line-ups and other trivia related to Lydia Lunch with No Trend. 

-Information in grey italics is uncertain-
1984
The year in which Lydia Lunch records with No Trend.

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.

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)





1985
The year in which the "A Dozen Red Roses" album is released and Lydia joins for 3 live concerts.

1985
US Release of the "A Dozen Red Roses" album on No Trend Records.

16-Mar-85
US NY,New York City,Dancetaria

Note: Lydia's first concert with No Trend.
Baltimore 17-Mar-85

17-Mar-85
US MD,Baltimore,Marble Bar

Note: Lydia's second concert with No Trend.

Flyer: Xerox of flyer.

21-Apr-85
US DC,Washington,Friendship Heights,Friendship Station
[with The Elephant Twins]

Note: Lydia's third and last concert with No Trend.

November 1985
UK Release of the "Heart Of Darkness" EP (Lydia's tracks on the No Trend album) on Widowspeak/Rough Trade.
Chronology
Shotgun Wedding (March 1991 - July 1998)
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