Alexander Hacke & Danielle de Picciotto (hackedepicciotto) INTERVIEW 2026

Few artists have forged a creative partnership as adventurous and uncompromising as Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto. As hackedepicciotto, the duo has spent the past two decades creating music that defies genre, blending experimental, electronic, industrial, classical, and spoken-word elements into deeply immersive works. Their tenth album, LICHTUNG, marks both a milestone and a new beginning—reflecting a period of transformation following years of living as nomadic artists and their recent decision to settle near Berlin. We spoke with Alexander and Danielle about the inspiration behind LICHTUNG, artistic freedom, creative evolution, and what continues to drive them after ten albums together. #TPII64 Website: https://www.hackedepicciotto.de/ Bandcamp: https://hackedepicciotto.bandcamp.com/

Gary Lachman Interview (Blondie) 2026

Today we're talking with acclaimed author Gary Lachman about his new book, Touched by the Presence. Best known as a founding member of Blondie before becoming one of today's leading writers on consciousness and the Western esoteric tradition, Lachman reflects on the unusual experiences that have shaped his life and work. We'll also discuss his years in Los Angeles, where he studied philosophy at Cal State Los Angeles, worked as a science writer at UCLA, and explored the ideas that would later define his writing. Gary Lachman, welcome to the program. #TPII63 Website: https://www.gary-lachman.com/ FILM: https://youtu.be/919SNRJtMRc?si=Exg5hxx4wsd1nJPL

Andre Relis and Nick Mead filmmakers (I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol film) 2026

Andre Relis and Nick Mead are the co-directors of I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol, bringing together their distinct filmmaking sensibilities to tell the story of one of music’s most influential and controversial bands and Glen Matlock. Relis, founder of VMI Worldwide, has built a career spanning film production, financing, and distribution, alongside directing projects like Randy Rhoads: Reflections of a Guitar Icon. Mead, known for his work on Who Do I Think I Am?, brings a strong background in character-driven storytelling and documentary filmmaking. Together, they offer a fresh, insider-focused perspective on the legacy of the Sex Pistols through the lens of founding member Glen Matlock. #TPII62

Yes, Poetry, YES!!! Featured Reading by Alexander Laurence May 2nd 2026

Yes, there will be a Zoom poetry reading and discussion this Saturday. Alexander Laurence will feature, reading from his book The Analog Body. Our powerful Open Reading will follow the feature. Click on the underlined link below at the appointed time to join the reading.

Poetry Reading & Discussion, Saturday May 2, 2:00 PM PDT
To Join by Telephone: (669) 444-9171
Meeting ID: 840 4579 5179

I first met Alexander Laurence in the mid-1980s through common friends at the Cafe Babar reading in San Francisco. He was active in organizing readings and interested in avant-garde writing and art. He became a journalist and publisher with his magazine Cups which specialized in cafe culture and ran through the 1990s. He currently has a podcast called The Portable Infinite. All these titles are linked above.

His ideas about writing are interesting and perhaps a different cross section from the mainstream. The following is taken from the Afterword in his book, The Analog Body. He’s more interested in The New York School poets (O’Hara, Ashbery, etc.) than most of the Beats. Those Beats he mentions are lesser-known experimental poets, such as Robert Creeley and Jack Spicer. He comes out of L.A. and admires later L.A. poets in the NY School vein, such as such as David Trinidad and Amy Gerstler. He was at CSULB with Gerald Locklin and, while enjoying Bukowski, prefers the work of John Fante. He was inspired by the outlaw music-poetry crossovers of the 1970s and 1980s, such as Jim Carroll, Gil Scott-Heron, or Leonard Cohen. He read and was taken by the Modernists, French Symbolists, and Surrealists, nurturing an affinity for avant-garde exploration and art. He found his way to Cafe Babar, appreciating Danielle Willis and David Lerner. His book includes poems to notable but less-remembered poets of that era, such as Dominique Lowell and Joie Cook. He also found his way among the Language Poets of San Francisco in that era. In these scenes he’s been eclectic—a participant without feeling himself a member of any. Here are two paragraphs of text about poetry from his book, followed by a few poems he thought would be good to share.

-- Bruce Issacson


Alexander Laurence

“What does the word Poetry mean in 2024? Not very much. Many people write “poetry” but few of them read the Poetry of the past. I define Poetry as the concentrated use of language. It is saying the most with the fewest words. I acknowledge that the best poetry is a combination of feeling, sound, and thought, expressed in an unsentimental way. It can involve wit and comedy. It can draw on the history of literature. Often there is some originality of form or language involved, and it’s not just rehashing a vague notion of “poetry.” The best work has imagery that is crystal clear and has a purpose. It can have music, cadence, and philosophy. Poetry should have the feeling of being written, edited, and distilled… Always re-written, re-edited, and reduced. I don’t get a sense of elevated language with most contemporary poetry and poetry readings.”

“I see my own poems as one long extended dream. Often during the poem, I am traveling somewhere unknown. Words sometimes separate from objects. I can’t find the exact name for the thing before me. Objects swerve into other objects. Language doesn’t work. It’s in this dreamlike state I often find myself. Reality is coming apart and I losing myself in the dream.”

BOB BERT interview 2026 (Beach Bongo Bloodbath)

BOB BERT interview 2026 (Beach Bongo Bloodbath)

“Today we’re joined by Bob Bert—drummer, sonic experimenter, and longtime fixture of the underground music scene. You may know him from the early days of Sonic Youth or from his work with Pussy Galore, Chrome Cranks, and Lydia Lunch Retrovirus. Now, after decades of pushing rhythm into wild new territory, he’s stepping out with his first solo album, Beach Bongo Bloodbath—a percussion-driven, no-guitar trip into the strange and cinematic. Bob, welcome to the show.” #TPII61 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealbobbert/

PORTABLE INFINITE AUTHORS INTERVIEWS

PORTABLE INFINITE 

AUTHORS

INTERVIEWS

I have interviewed so many writers over the years. There are text and videos. You can click on their name on the right column. Here's a list:

Living (born mostly 1940s–60s)

• Alexander Theroux (b. 1939)

• Ali Smith (b. 1962)

• Arthur Nersesian (b. 1959)

• Blake Nelson (b. 1965)

• Bret Easton Ellis (b. 1964)

• Bruce Benderson (b. 1946)

• Bruce Issacson (b. 1956)

• Catherine Texier (b. 1947)

• Chad W. Post (publisher/translator)

• Christopher Sorrentino (b. 1963)

• Christopher Zeischegg (b. 1980s)

• Coerte V. W. Felske (b. 1960)

• Craig Clevenger (b. 1964)

• Dennis Cooper (b. 1953)

• Doug Brod (b. 1970)

• Douglas Coupland (b. 1961)

• Edwidge Danticat (b. 1969)

• Eurydice Eve (b. 1964)

• Gordon Lish (B. 1934)

• Ian Svenonius (b. 1968; writer/musician)

• Irvine Welsh (b. 1958)

• Jack Skelley (b. 1952)

• John Robb (b. 1961; music writer)

• Jon King (b. 1955; musician)

• Julian Ríos (b. 1941)

• Mary Gaitskill (b. 1954)

• Michael Gira (b. 1954; writer/musician)

• Nicholson Baker (b. 1957)

• Pat Thomas (b. 1964; music writer)

• Peter Carey (b. 1943)

• Poppy Z. Brite / Billy Martin (b. 1967)

• Rikki Ducornet (b. 1943)

• S. E. Gontarski (b. 1949; Beckett scholar)

• Siri Hustvedt (b. 1955)

• Susan Daitch (b. 1954)

• Tom Lecky (poet)

• Will Self (b. 1961)

• William T. Vollmann (b. 1959)

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Deceased

• Allen Ginsberg (1926–1997)

• • Andrew Vachss (1942-2021)

• Barney Rosset (1922–2012) – Grove Press publisher

• David Markson (1927–2010)

• Gilbert Sorrentino (1929–2006)

• Harry Mathews (1930–2017)

• Martin Amis (1949–2023)

• Ronald Sukenick (1932–2004)

• Stephen Dixon (1936–2019)

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Not primarily authors / Other entities

• Creation Books – UK indie publisher

• Grove Press – publisher

• Cafe Babar – NYC venue

Chris Sullivan and Stephen Colegrave Interview 2026 (PUNK: The Last Word)

Few cultural movements have burned as brightly — or as defiantly — as punk. Nearly fifty years after its explosive arrival, its influence still reverberates through music, fashion, art, and politics. In Punk: The Last Word, Stephen Colegrave and Chris Sullivan bring together the voices of those who were there, crafting an oral history that captures the raw energy, chaos, creativity, and contradictions at the heart of the movement.

Colegrave, a cultural journalist and author, and Sullivan, a central figure in London’s punk scene and co-founder of The Face, are uniquely positioned to tell this story. Drawing on firsthand experience and extensive interviews, they assemble a vivid, unfiltered account of punk’s origins and legacy — not as nostalgia, but as lived history. The result is a sprawling, 624-page chronicle that allows the architects of punk to speak for themselves. #TPII60

Howard Paar Interview 2026 (ON Klub and Top Rankin' novel)

Howard Paar helped shape Los Angeles culture before most people knew it was happening. A London native who landed in L.A. at a pivotal moment, Paar founded The ON Klub, a legendary underground venue that became a breeding ground for punk, ska, mod, the Paisley Underground—and the first live rap shows in the city, in collaboration with Sugar Hill Records.

That same instinct for uncovering hidden worlds drives his fiction. His novels Once Upon a Time in L.A. and Top Rankin’ are raw, noir-inflected portraits of music, crime, and subculture, drawn from the margins of a city in constant reinvention. Whether building scenes or writing about them, Paar’s work captures culture at the moment it ignites.

#TPII59

Website: HOWARD PAAR

Instagram: Instagram

Steven Brown Interview 2026 (Tuxedomoon)

Steven Brown is a visionary musician, composer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work has continuously pushed the boundaries of sound and performance. As a founding member of the influential avant-garde ensemble Tuxedomoon, Brown has been at the forefront of experimental music for over four decades, blending elements of post-punk, jazz, classical, and electronic music into a singular, often cinematic, sonic language. Beyond Tuxedomoon, his solo work, collaborations, and film scores reveal a restless creativity and a fearless exploration of texture, rhythm, and emotion. Known for his distinctive vocals, intricate piano work, and versatile instrumentation, Brown’s career has been defined by a dedication to artistic innovation and a refusal to be constrained by genre. Today, he shares insights into his journey, his creative process, and the enduring spirit of experimentation that continues to drive his music. #TPII58

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenbrown.official/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stevenbrownoficial

Bandcamp: https://stevenbrowntuxedomoon.bandcamp.com/

JULEE CRUISE interview 2016-2017

JULEE CRUISE would have been 69 today. 

Julee Ann Cruise (December 1, 1956 – June 9, 2022). I was in contact with her a lot during 2016-17. She was in Twin Peaks: The Return. We were talking about doing shows again with a live band. That never happened. Here's our conversation:

JULEE CRUISE:

So glad to have you, Alexander on my private Facebook page- thank you, I got rid of a bunch of people this week, cause they're boring. Awful, but I got you! Thanks Again! julee

Alexander: Oh cool thanks.

 

JULEE CRUISE:

I'm doing the entire piece of Allen Ginsberg’s Howl, to music, I’m speaking the whole 50 some minutes, and cool paintings!!

Alexander: I went to the Allen Ginsberg + Hal Wilner thing at the ACE hotel last year.

I wasn’t aware of your beef with Bryan Adams? I just only realized that you were in

Zoo Magazine. I was supposed to be the music writer. No one told me.

JULEE CRUISE:

Oh I just hate that pretentious magazine, signed under false pretenses from photographer and The Stylist is a Horse Face Moron! How's that?

And hated Bryan Adams Creepy pop muzak.....I'm too honest I guess.....

Like the editor, the writer cheated.....Fuck him!

Alexander: how did he cheat? 

JULEE CRUISE:

Alex, he gave me a 10 min. Interview, said horrible things about my fragmented mind..... He's a joke, he got his info by watching a Q &A at the Twin Peaks Festival, Is that real journalism?? Don't ever believe an Artist onstage or film..... he should be fired....

An older issue A Freaking 10 hr. Shoot, I told Matt Colombo the photographer, I'll do this but no candids..... all awful candids!

Alexander: I like the photos.

JULEE CRUISE:

I've been holding this in for a very long time.

Alexander: I was there when Bryan did photos on Billy Idol. I felt he made Billy look older than he actually is.

JULEE CRUISE:

He didn't shoot me, Matt Colombo, and he promised me access to all photos. He thinks he's gonna use them? Hahaha! Let em mold......no ugh said. Thanks though Alex, you are a Pro.

Alexander: They didn't even tell me about it. I would have done the definitive interview. While I was editing and helping Kim Fowley with his lame book, they let some German hack do the interview. Some of those guys at Zoo Magazine don’t speak English.

JULEE CRUISE:

Unprofessional! Too stark with that Nameless joke of a stylist! I looked like a clown! Which I went with it, I thought Art. Disappointed wish I'd never said yes!

Alexander: the first question sucks “you were 30 when...? 

” what kind of question is that?

JULEE CRUISE:

He is so uncomfortable with Americans, the worst interview I've ever had in my very long career!

Alexander: I have never heard of him. Maybe he was an intern?

JULEE CRUISE:

I forgot his name, he's a nobody.....but when I remember that Brit, I'll tell you....7 photo spread. Nice Art Department and their. Layout, very handsome. I tossed the mags out.

(Alexander shares The Reverberation Appreciation Society Presets A Tribute To Pet Sounds here.)

JULEE CRUISE:

 Love love love love them!!! You? Alexander, thanks being a rock for me during one hell of a Temper Tantrum! And mine are exhausting! I love Levitations! I actually listened, Nice collective of classic but simple and fresh, You Good Mab! Thank you. Thank you for your patience, and kindness....I dig You!

Alexander: thanks for the friendship:

 it means everything.

JULEE CRUISE:

We sure are Friends now!!!

Alexander: keep the love vibe going

JULEE CRUISE:

Ahhhhh you are adorable!!! Thank you. Yes, Sometimes I hold it in all things then a Storm of the Century! .......It I Love! I read you loud and clear!

Alexander: I will definitely give Bryan Adams a hard time next time I see him for that ZOO debacle

JULEE CRUISE:

Perhaps you should! Or not.....I still think its........

You changed your profile pic yes??

Alexander: oh yeah from Prince

JULEE CRUISE:

Haha! I like original you!

I have to be soooo God Damned careful........what I say, I know better . It was soooo fun, until all of them betrayed me....

Namalee Bolie and Matt Columbo, just wrecked the whole "deal" She is Monster Bitch, and He is So Greedy!

I got hurt, my business did too, but now I can say I'M THE QUEEN OF SONG IN TWIN PEAKS and they aren't $?! Hahaha!!!

Alexander: are you going to do that Twin Peaks convention?

JULEE CRUISE:

My husband is such a Pro, Man, he wouldn't even write my brothers obituary, if he could not confirm facts. He takes his Oath very seriously.....
He'd rather go to jail!

I'm singing Yes.

I know, But the internet is journalism, I hired my Publicist back!

That's the way of the world of getting noticed, when you don't wanna be!!! I'm such a recluse. I love it!!!!!

Alexander: who wants to deal with this world?

JULEE CRUISE:

It's gorgeous! Was going to send to Keith Strickland. The B52s real guy who actually writes love grooves and songs...

It was sooo much Fun with them...... .

Alexander: I met them B52s a few years ago when they played Hollywood Bowl at the afterparty when they played with The Human League.

JULEE CRUISE:

Keith and a lot of the band itself left, but Kate, Cindy, and Fred are so great too! I don't know Cindy, I took her place for some giant tours.....

Alexander: yeah I think that I remember that.

JULEE CRUISE:

So you do music and Are a Journalist?

Alexander: YES.

I think Keith was still with them in 2012

that was his last tour
Yeah, I wrote some books.

to make some money I do some journalism

JULEE CRUISE:

Cindy can't sustain the high notes night after night she loses her voice. I'm really strong. ..... do you like it?

Alexander: to make more money I tour manage some indie bands

JULEE CRUISE:

Wow, You live in New York?

Alexander: and Los Angeles mostly

JULEE CRUISE:

Writing that is...do you like it?

Alexander: I can send you some books

JULEE CRUISE:

It's all here!

Alexander: where do I send them?

I still have my place in Brooklyn, and I have live in LA and SF too.

JULEE CRUISE:

I'd love that! Send to Ssshhh, 308 West 30th Street #4B New York, NY 10001 USA

Alexander: I am watching you a clip of B52s

yes you are better than Cindy

with Sara Lee too

JULEE CRUISE:

Lived here 30 yrs and overnight, it changed, we've got a Home in the Berkshires though...Ha! Cindy is Amazing in the studio! Man!

JULEE CRUISE:

Ohhh I was in a Broadway Show at that time, nothing but rest Work Rest Work,

Alexander: did you see Cabaret?

Or Hedwig? 

JULEE CRUISE:

Sarah left and so did Pat....Hedwig!

JULEE CRUISE:

And I've done House of Blue Leaves on Broadway...Lots of things.......

Alexander: I will check it out

JULEE CRUISE:

Commercial voice overs! $$$$$

Alexander: I had some friends who were working on Broadway in the 1990s

so I was there a lot 1995-2005

JULEE CRUISE:

JULEE: I was to be New ortho Understudy for 5 min. Then the road called.....so was I! Well, all the Twin Peaks Traveling as their mouthpiece.

JULEE CRUISE:

I was juggling so much, all over the world, now, only my Golden can get me out in public, I shy away from the press....

JULEE CRUISE:

I must run out (horror) and get some diet Coke.

JULEE CRUISE:

Thank you, my friend, you are the Best!!!! Love illuminates!!!

Alexander: oh yes diet coke the best

JULEE CRUISE:

I'm an addict. Must drink. And Ice water!

Alexander: keep up the positive

JULEE CRUISE:

I will Man, With you around? Easy. .......

Alexander: keep your head down, but spread the love

JULEE CRUISE:

Always, with a smile Always but I'm acting! Ha!

Picture of Ace Hotel LA:

Alexander: here I am from last year

JULEE CRUISE:

Ohhh Great! You know, Millie my Golden was dying and I Would Not Leave her.......thank God I didn't, go to sing for David. She had a few more months before she died in my arms up at the house . The press was so rude, David may not have received the message. That Foundation and it's inept employees. Or Maybe, it's not for Anyone to Understand. But I really was ready to go ! Just set. Then Mil, had a heart attack......I wasn't going to leave a fantastic love of mine.

Alexander: Yes you can't be at every event

it was sad seeing other people do karaoke versions of you though

Moby wasn't any good

4/30/16, 8:33 PM

JULEE CRUISE:

Hahaha! Thanks Alexander! Yer the coolest ! Moby..…

Alexander: should be getting it soon

5/8/16, 3:45 PM

JULEE CRUISE:

Yeah! Eeeeeee! ! Cool picture is that you with a beard?? You look great, can't wait till I get it! You are a Scream and a great comfort and fkin FUN!!!

Alexander: no it's Allen Ginsberg

JULEE CRUISE:

Hahaha! And I'm not even finished with my Trying to have the gentleness and the renews to actually finish All of Howl. Huge cool musicians on it. AHHHHHH ! YEAH!!!

JULEE CRUISE:

So cute. Love the guitars...gotta save!

JULEE CRUISE:

I love your photos all of them. And you are a journalist, Christ, what am I doing now Haga ga!

JULEE CRUISE:

Gotta find, a GREAT PRODUCER for a follow up to Me and King Dude, Thomas Cowgill wrote a FABULOUS song for me! And It comes out July 1st. Who should I ask???

Alexander: nils rodgers

JULEE CRUISE:

We are Friends!! Do you think? Wow, of course.........

Alexander: make it work

JULEE CRUISE:

You are the Coolest friend I've met in a very long time! Thanks

5/8/16, 4:51 PM

JULEE CRUISE:

Hahahahawww! I become Ocean.........cool down Jules and breath...now my TM time.

Alexander: BOWIE??

JULEE CRUISE:

He was going to sing with me on something else too. He's a really great friend. We both used The Looking Glass a recording studio in Manhattan, and Ha! We became great friends.........you know The Family of David Lynch...It's not as Big a World as you Think! , Did I tell you I'm a Mother of a Golden Retriever Puppy?? I'm obsessed with my Canines....it's supposed to work...Ed has only been gone 4 nights, and her schedule, sessions, Playdates, Jesus, They Are Bottomless Pits Of Need!!

JULEE CRUISE:

I've been deluged by Managers, (more)...Booking Agents, Promoters ick, just tour sleeve stuff that I've had to listen to the spiel....I don't know what to do, tour or not?

JULEE CRUISE:

Alex!!!!

Alexander: yeah
I’m still here

JULEE CRUISE:

I'm ha! So obnoxious. ...

Alexander: who's in your band?

JULEE CRUISE:

Hahaha! Fabulous Funny Great Photo!!!, I want the best, for just a few gigs West Coast, East Coast, Like Tracy Wormworth on Bass Sterling Campbell, Drums Amanda Kramer on Grand and Synth Station, ...

Alexander: oh cool

JULEE CRUISE:

And of course Robin Danar...my Sound Guru ...

He won't reduce, well yeah, he would, but sometimes you can get them for a lot less, because it's a favor and kinda fun to do something different…

Alexander: have you toured America recently?

JULEE CRUISE:

No! Years and features with European Bands, German, England, most but Not The States as Me! I mean The B52s spoiled me, The other Artists and Warner Bros spoiled me....No. I haven't.

Alexander: i see

JULEE CRUISE:

Yeah, I'm scared......

I hate you.

Alexander: really?

I'm scared too
but it's not me up there on stage

JULEE CRUISE:

Ha! no yer not!

JULEE CRUISE:

When I'm up there....I'm absolutely in magical land, and all is Fun!

Alexander: that's good

JULEE CRUISE:

As Long as I'm Surrounded by pros, who do their job, their Art!

Alexander: I look forward to those shows

JULEE CRUISE:

You really think I should? Like maybe make some $$$$$ too? Damn I hope so, sick of working for free!!!!

Alexander: aren't you already doing Twin peaks fest?

JULEE CRUISE:

Yes! It should be OK, as long as I can be left alone when I want.

I'm staying at the Salish, Full view of the Falls, Yeah.......
I better move quick now, I'm keeping you and Just needed your opinion...the Climate of The Times....

Alexander:

yeah you should play some shows
it would be like Tom Waits or Nick Cave

JULEE CRUISE:

Very limited right??, Nick Cave, God, you know he lost one of his twins in a mountain Fall??

Alexander:

his son took LSD and freaked out

JULEE CRUISE:

And I wish I were as cool as they are, but not in the.......WOW! REALLY???

Alexander: one of my old friends lives up there in North Bend.
I just saw him at a funeral

JULEE CRUISE:

Art Linkletter's Daughter!! Dr. Dad, would always tell me I shouldn't do Acid in the early Seventies! I was too high strung, my hippie brother agreed.......fuck......

Alexander: yeah

JULEE CRUISE:

Are you coming????

Alexander:

you are not missing anything

with the LSD
If you are doing some proper shows, I would like to see that

JULEE CRUISE:

Yeah.......and San Francisco is the coolest place to play.....

Alexander: like where? 

Bimbos? Great American?

JULEE CRUISE:

That's the 25,000 USD Question.....I need 50% guarantee up front.

Alexander: haha 50% of 25,000?

JULEE CRUISE:

That Music is Really beautiful, but it wasn't FUN...or Me! I'm a Drag Queen Doll.....it's S O S L O W......so I'm putting in new single out July 1st with Thomas Cowgill...it's the Best Song and He is Really an interesting funny serious hard working guy......

Wish I could tour with them...King Dude. .....

Alexander: that would be good

JULEE CRUISE:

well gotta Feed and play with Gracie!!!!!!!! Starting your book.........! My solace!

Alexander: all the best AL

JULEE CRUISE:

Thanks Al, I adore you..

Ahhhhh! No, went to sleep laughing at King Dudes TJ COWGILL Photo, priceless! !!!!

6/3/16, 5:38 PM

JULEE CRUISE:

You dumped me! Jesus, I hate these 1995 symbols Google has decided. Damn! I miss you! Ha!!

Alexander: I am here

JULEE CRUISE:

Hi!

Alexander:

I was on the phone for 3 hours
what is new?
is it hot in NYC?

JULEE CRUISE:

Hahaha! I love the phone!!

Alexander: are you a Bernie bro?

JULEE CRUISE:

No.........Hilary.

Alexander: me too

JULEE CRUISE:

But Bernie is OK, Man! I'll take him, otherwise I'm leaving for Ireland! Hahaha! Sorry gotta go...my car is here...gotta do some work! Later?

Alexander: are you going to Dublin?

JULEE CRUISE:

Roscommon south about 15 km, My family has land and we have homes.....

Alexander: sounds good. You should call me.

JULEE CRUISE:

How late??

JULEE CRUISE:

Oooo! Hey Man! I've severely ripped a muscle in my solar plexus (upper stomach in between my lungs, so I'll check it out when I wake up in the middle of the night.....Thank You!!! I've missed you, and a big thankee for your support, I look through scanning on my posts...and there You were...so cool...♡♡♡♡.....

Alexander: thanks

JULEE CRUISE:

OK.....but I've got to lye down...and stay down.....I had an MRI today....it really hurts......f u c k !!!

Alexander: be good

JULEE CRUISE:

Yeah......I'm not, but I'm trying....I won't take pain killers....But BIzzyNess is sorta out of control.......I've put them off ....... But I signed with a Groovy Mgr....soon, I can work and have my Friends I only answer on here...! I dig ha! You Man!!!!

Alexander: I came back to LA in summer 1992

I remember seeing Nick Cave at the Roxy

JULEE CRUISE:

I WAS WITH THE B52S AT THAT TIME.....I THINK!

I opened for Nick Cave in New York, when he was soon proud of his Twins....

Alexander: oh Bad Seeds

JULEE CRUISE:

Oh yes the B52s I've got to move away from the windows, my place is floor to ceiling windows! Yeeaaa....

Alexander: will you be bombed

JULEE CRUISE:

I doing a duet with Lydia Lunch and I'm on The Jeffery Lee Pierce project next year with Nick Cave, Kid, Isabelle Campbell Blonde and lots of great bands.....

Alexander: I believe in you

JULEE CRUISE:

Oh my God, it's killing me!, Ohhh, You are the Best, That means so much coming from you Alexander....♡♡♡, I am!!!

You are my info! When Haha! I found out about that pop singer from you, I went Ohhh noooooo

Nice Guy though! Really, But, John Reynolds, A Great Friend, nay do something for me! He's Sinead O'Connor's first husband and a Great Producer....That's what I wanted.....

He is in London, a Really Great Guy.

Alexander: make it work

JULEE CRUISE:

Yup, I must!
Your opinion means a lot to me

Alexander: I have to go now.

JULEE CRUISE:

♡ keep me in the loop!

Alexander: definitely

JULEE CRUISE:

Thanks Alexander!

Alexander: It's been a pleasure.

JULEE CRUISE:

Alexander...… you are my Go To Guy....I adore you. Thank you.......

YOU ARE VERY WRONG! NEVER!!!!!!

Alexander: I hope so

JULEE CRUISE:

Oh yeah! Jesus, I called that office and told them off a bit and said they van expect an accounting from my Lawyer Chris Wen.

Alexander: lawyers are good

JULEE CRUISE:

JULEE: Not now. MY LAWYER US THEE BEST ALONG WITH MY FINANCIAL ATTORNEY. I BEAT THEM ONCE AND LET THEM KEEP THE MONEY, NO WAY NOW! BECAUSE THERE'S HIDDEN MONEY IN THAT ACCOUNTING OFFICE.

It will really irritate David Lynch, and That I will enjoy!

Plus, I'm a Federal K-9 handler with an order of protection for the rest of my life.....some things that happened to me......I'm going to make his Life and That Bitch Sabrina Sutherland life HELL

Alexander: no season 4?

JULEE CRUISE:

They are watching this now. They hacked my account. And That! Is a Federal Offense.

Ohhhhh yes!

Alexander: they hacked your account?

JULEE CRUISE:

So I love to go to the worst porno sites just for their viewing pleasure.

The worst Shit you've ever seen. And I like porn. But this is wow sick stuff!

Alexander: okay

JULEE CRUISE:

I must get off and call David Lynch’s House Now

Alexander: take care