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Artist: Maggie Estep Title: No More Mister Nice Girl Label:   Imago / NuYO Country: USA Date: 1994 Catalogue: IM 21044-2-DJ / 72787-21044-2 Barcode: 727872104420 Format: Promo Only Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Maggie Estep	Hey Baby	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
02	Maggie Estep	I'm Not A Normal Girl	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
03	Maggie Estep	Paradise Lost	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
04	Maggie Estep	Even If	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
05	Maggie Estep	Car Guy	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
06	Maggie Estep	The Stupid Jerk I'm Obsessed With	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
07	Maggie Estep	My Life Of Gardening	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
08	Maggie Estep	Fuck Me	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
09	Maggie Estep	Scarification	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
10	Maggie Estep	Pee Lady	Maggie Estep	Rate
11	Maggie Estep	Sex Goddess Of The Western Hemisphere	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
12	Maggie Estep	I Swear	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
13	Maggie Estep	Vegetable Omelet	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
14	Maggie Estep	Rip Trip Strip	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
15	Maggie Estep	Ingeborg, Mistress Of The Dark	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate
16	Maggie Estep	Bad Day At The Beauty Salon	Maggie Estep, I Love Everybody	Rate

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produced by Steve Boyer / exec. producers: Jason M. Solomon & Maggie Estep
recorded and mixed at The Power Station, NYC
mixed by Steve Boyer with Chris Albert
mastered by Leon Zervos at Absolute Audio, NYC
made and distributed by BMG Music / SONOPRESS USA CD

I Love Everybody is:
Stephen Dansiger - drums
Julia Murphy - bass
Pat Place - guitar
with Knox Chandler on cello

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whitewhale1965 24th Mar 2020		Margaret Ann Estep was born on March 20, 1963, in Summit, N.J Died: February 12, 2014 By Daniel E. Slotnik New York Times Feb. 12, 2014 Maggie Estep, a novelist and spoken-word poet who helped popularize slam poetry on MTV, HBO and PBS in the 1990s, died on Wednesday in Albany. She was 50. Ms. Estep (pronounced EST-ep) died two days after having a heart attack at her home in Hudson, N.Y., a friend, John Rauchenberger, said. An East Village bohemian when the neighborhood contained more discarded syringes than million-dollar condos, Ms. Estep became a regular at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, one of the incubators of the slam poetry movement. Slam poetry combines aspects of a live reading, a rap battle and stand-up comedy, as performers try to win over the audience with wit, braggadocio and, occasionally, nuance. Ms. Estep’s poetry was characterized by gritty honesty, black humor and a post-punk brand of feminism. She became one of the form’s breakout stars, performing in showcases like MTV’s “Unplugged,” the “Free Your Mind” spoken-word tour in 1993 and, in 1994, the music festivals Lollapalooza and Woodstock ’94. Her poems, which she delivered relentlessly, were a cascade of images, often tinged with absurdity, violence and innuendo. She performed one scathingly sarcastic poem, “Happy,” on the HBO show “Russell Simmons’s Def Poetry Jam” She recorded two spoken-word albums with rock accompaniment, “No More Mr. Nice Girl” (NuYo/Imago, 1994) and “Love Is a Dog From Hell” (Mouth Almighty/Mercury, 1997). Her fame increased when a video for her song “Hey Baby” was mocked on “Beavis and Butt-head.” read the entire article here
whitewhale1965 24th Mar 2020		track 8 says it all
whitewhale1965 24th Mar 2020		track one is Hey Baby

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