I was reading an interview with Siouxsie from this past winter in which she goes on in detail about what a good time she had vacationing in Sri Lanka, scuba diving and hanging out with monkeys. I found that really striking because she was always portrayed as such a severe and serious character sometimes like a spinning ball of razorblades if you crossed her line. While I couldn't imagine her drinking mojitos and dancing to Andre 3000 around the Hilton pool, I understand where she was coming from and for the most part I'd much rather be hanging out with monkeys and manta rays than the urban monkeys I'm forced to hang out with most of the time.
Speaking of manta rays, I was in Costa Rica recently and saw a ray that was much larger than our 20 foot panga (boat), looked like a huge cloud passing underneath. It really gave me shivers and at the same time was breathtaking. I've never seen such a huge creature up close.
Oh yeah, by coincidence, Siouxsie's newest album was called Manta Ray, here's "Into a Swan" (2007):
And here's a really awesome live clip with Suede from 1993;
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Can you post the Siouxsie article? She has always been an interesting character. Amazing what years of living can do to encourage change in oneself.
Can you post the Siouxsie article? She has always been an interesting character. Amazing what years of living can do to encourage change in oneself.
I can find every possible article and interview with Siouxsie except for the one I stumbled into. Here's another one that's a lot less detailed:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/02/08/PKVOUP01C.DTL&type=music
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