Scatter the Rats

Cool About Easy

Free the Bee - Melt Banana

Ten Stories High

Kenver

Lyrics:

We were driving in your car
Full tank of gas baby we could go far
Santa Ana winds are pushing us strong 
Clothing’s on but who knows for how long

It’s gonna be sad when I leave
At least I have you in the passenger seat 
Mega mansions built behind these walls
Maybe one day we’ll have it all

One more time baby we could wherever you like
One more time baby we could just take a drive
To point dume 
To point dume 

Standing with you at the top of these cliffs
Makes me forget about all the what-ifs
Even when we hit the end of the road
I hope we both know this wasn’t for show

The sun is setting and it is starting to chill
feels like we’re out of an old hollywood film
Hope’s reel spins, stories yet untold
by the silver screen, I have someone to hold

One more time baby we could wherever you like
One more time baby we could just take a drive
To point dume 
To point dume 

I fall asleep when you called my name 
It’s the comfort of the passenger seat
Let’s go to point dume where we can escape
The monotony of our day to day 

One more time baby we could wherever you like
One more time baby we could just take a drive
To point dume 
To point dume

Point Dume

Hit The Lights "No Filter"

Untitled II

Cold Comfort

Scum

Born On Your Knees

Grocery Store

The Blvck Sun || the Blood Moon

|The Blood Moon (feat. Cj Mcmahon)

Fans worldwide have come to love L7′s heavy, riff-oriented guitar grind. L7′s albums have been released on legendary U.S. labels Epitaph, Sub Pop, Slash/Reprise, as well as their own label, Wax Tadpole. Since their recording career began in 1987, L7 have spawned underground and mainstream hits, such as: Shove, Pretend We’re Dead, Shit List, Andres, and Drama. Their music has also appeared on countless soundtracks, including “Natural Born Killers.”

L7 have toured all over the world, numerous times, in clubs, concert halls, and festivals, some of which were: Offshore (Australia), Go Bang (Germany), Lollapalooza (U.S.), Hollywood Rock (Brazil), and Reading (U.K.). In addition to appearing on television shows internationally, including David Letterman, L7 starred in John Water’s movie, “Serial Mom”, and are the subject of a rockumentary by former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic, entitled “The Beauty Process.”

The L.A. based band, formed in 1985, consisting of Donita Sparks, guitar and vocals, Suzi Gardner, guitar and vocals, Dee Plakas, drums, and at various times, Jennifer Finch, Gail Greenwood, and Janis Tanaka on bass, have also made time to play many benefits for organizations like Rock For Choice (which they formed in1991), Greenpeace, and Act Up L.A., to name but a few.

Cool About Easy

L7!