He’d been up in London about a fortnight, and he came home one day with his hair blond, and makeup all over his face, and he took one step in front of the door. The first time he comes home, I don’t recognize him. No, the evil goth darkness is provided by a Welsh miner named Glyn Jones, who appears on camera drinking a pint with his son, a Batcave habitué: The music in the clip may not strike you as especially goth-lots of Bowie, a little Stray Cats and Gary Glitter, even a bit of “Radar Love”-nor the Batcave’s clientele, for that matter: one of the dancers is Morten Harket, the singer of a-ha.
#OLLI WISDOM DEATH ARCHIVE#
It’s about having your tongue firmly in your cheek and being able to laugh at the realities of the day-to-day existence.īatcave membership card (via Archive of Ephemera) It’s not “Suck your cheeks in and pose in the corner.” It’s very friendly. It’s the people that make the atmosphere. The cause of death has not been announced. Besides his work with The Batcave and Specimen, Wisdom was also was heavily involved in the psych/trance scene and played parties around the world. David J remembers that people who frequented the Batcave didn’t take themselves too seriously and liked to laugh, and speaking to LWT 34 years ago, Olli Wisdom, who ran the club and sang in the band Specimen, agreed: Wisdom co-founded the night along with Specimen guitarist Jon Klein, and Specimen was the Batcaves house band. If you use this for makeup tips, bear in mind that it took more than style alone to create a fabulosity so fabulous. In 1983, the London Weekend Television series Reporting London paid a visit to the Batcave, the discotheque where Bauhaus, Virgin Prunes, Southern Death Cult, and Alien Sex Fiend performed and Siouxsie Sioux, Nick Cave, Marc Almond, David Tibet, and Youth enjoyed themselves.
With the death of DON EVERLY, aged 84, time has finally been called on THE EVERLY BROTHERS one of rock’n. Liori Patterson at the Batcave, photo by Pierre Terrasson (via Pinterest) Goth rocker (1958-2021) Olli Wisdom began his.
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