Patti Smith Pt III

No Dogs in Space

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History, Music, Music History

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2022

⏱️ 111 minutes

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Summary

Carolina and Marcus conclude the story of Patti Smith, covering the up's and down's in the prime years of her musical career, from her debut record, becoming a staple presence at New York's CBGBs, all the way to her breakthrough hit "Because the Night".

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0:00.0	I'm going to show you how to do it.
0:31.0	I've been thinking about getting back into suspenders.
0:34.0	Okay.
0:35.0	And I do realize I said back into suspenders.
0:40.0	Because there was a previous era of suspenders, yes.
0:43.0	There was a weird, because I've been thinking a lot like Indie Sleezes become like this big thing again.
0:47.0	And I was firmly a part of that scene in New York City in like the mid to late 2000s.
0:51.0	And I did have a bit of a phase in which I wore suspenders with deep v-neck American apparel t-shirts.
0:59.0	I've always wanted to see that. Yeah.
1:01.0	Can I?
1:02.0	You know what?
1:03.0	We're going to get back into that.
1:05.0	Not who know.
1:06.0	No more DV next for me.
1:08.0	I will dig up out of my Indie Sleeze archives.
1:10.0	And maybe I will put something on Instagram because I looked horrible and amazing all at the same time.
1:16.0	Just like everybody did back then.
1:18.0	What does this have to do with bad things?
1:20.0	She wore suspenders on the cover of her debut album.
1:23.0	That was, oh, actually, they were not.
1:25.0	Really?
1:26.0	They were not suspenders.
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