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Lene Lovich on DVD for the First Time Lene Lovich On DVD For The First Time http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2007/07/0506.cfm July/August Lene Lovich On DVD For The First Time 2007 Thursday July 05, 2007 @ 05:00 PM By: ChartAttack.com Staff A 1981 Lene Lovich concert has been unearthed and packaged for her first home video. with Interpol, The 60-minute Lene Lovich Live From The Arcade Fire New York At Studio 54 DVD, recorded vs. The on Dec. 4, 1981, will come out in 5.1 National, surround sound on Aug. 28 through Bedouin MVD Visual. Soundclash & Lene Lovich more. The colourful Lovich augmented her distinctive soprano voice by playing saxophone during the concert, where she was joined by Thomas Dolby on synthesizer. Lovich became an early star of the new wave movement after signing with Stiff Records, which released her Stateless debut in 1979. The album featured a popular cover of the Tommy James & The Shondells hit "I Think We're Alone Now" (which was later covered by Tiffany) and "Lucky Number," which reached #3 in the U.K. She followed it with Flex (1980) and No Man's Land (1982) before fading from the scene. Lovich returned and put out March in 1990, then promptly disappeared again until the 2005 release of Shadows And Dust. photo of the Here are the songs on Lene Lovich Live From New York At Studio week 54: "Cats Away" "Sleeping Beauty" Search "Details" ChartAttack.com "Joan" "Rocky Road" Search "Too Tender (To Touch)" "Say When" "Lucky Number" Chart contests "New Toy" click here "Bird Song" The Fratellis Queens Of The Stone Search "Angels" Age "Home" and more. 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