Damn right.100% legend.

I just wonder what she's doing now

​@@jakesnacks1149 Last time I saw Robert Gordon I asked him to hire her.....

Raw and powerful rockin'

where is she now Poison Ivy?

Richard Martinez, i like your comment. in part because it takes me back to when initially heard them (back in the mid 80's) and felt similar to you upon hearing them, and i'm still a fan as i write this. also, i'm happy you discovered them and it's so nice to read your passion for this band. you have great ears for music. welcome to the (Cramps) 'drug train'...

Thanks, Jane. This is Rock n Roll the way it should be played and performed: Raw, Passionate, Emotional, on the edge and unapologetic. This music is really the most powerful force on the planet and it's no wonder that the powers that be fear it and seek to de-claw, de-fang and otherwise castrate it through their control of the music 'Inustry'.

Richard Martinez, aw. you're very welcome. and thanks for such a nice reply back. and what you wrote about the Cramps/rock n roll music, you said it so perfectly. really hit the nail on the head. especially about it being unapologetic. amen to that. that's part of why i've loved the Cramps for as long as i have. they were inspired by (and respected) classic rock n roll, but put their own spin on it and while passionate about the music they made, there was this campy b-movie-esque side to them that made it so much fun. and yet all the while still maintaining their dedication to rock n roll. and as you said, the industry may have feared it and hated it, but i've noticed that a lot of time, great music tends to fall upon deaf ears. some people may never get it, but that's okay, we get it, a lot of people get it and we love The Cramps for it... still so glad you found them. i love that feeling of discovering a band that's new to me. like that, 'where has this band been all my life, they're amazing!' kind of feeling. keep on riding the Cramps drug train, it's quite a trip. pun intended, of course. lol...

ivy's sound presence is HUGE! It comes as no surprise that she mentions Link Wray and the power of his understated simplicity as one of her main influences. The world needs an explosion of live Rock n Roll bands like when The Beatles broke out in 1964 here in The States and spread across The Planet inspiring people to believe that they could do the same! Ah, we'll see, we'll see: - )

HAHAHAHA!! .. i Still "Feel" like that.. & its Been.. since the 80's!!

Like King Kong onstage! Unchained.

There'll never be another.

Onstage show biz, she smiled often whenever we spied her off it.

Every evening we had a fabulous rock band on live TV ( nulle part ailleurs - canal+ channel ) with a great sound catcher . It's all over now , French TV is a trash can...

VIVE YVI

“Do you want the real thing or are you just talking?”

Do you a a understaaanndd!

Ivy is eternally gorgeous.

No... She's was not hotter then Patricia Morrison was!

FROG HUMOR///PATHETIC

You just dont understand thes situation sause you dont speak french...Absolutely no offense here, In fact, it's a french TV show , but with a lot of "second degree humour", and the man facing them that they show at 5: 31 is Claude lelouch, french movie maker, who made" A man and a woman"...so, at one moment, knowing that Ivy and Lux have a lot os old movies in their private collection, they ask the cramps if they have a lot of Claude Lelouch movies in it....The other thing is that they have earphones for transaltion, and they needed one/two seconds to hear the translation, that give a strange impression to their way of answering.....But i saw the whole interview "live", i can tell you "Nulle part ailleurs" was a great good rock'n roll show, the bands playing always live, facing an audience of loyal fans...Iggy Pop loved a lot this TV show, just type "nulle part ailleurs live"..take a look on this Garbage show, for instance...:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLGGjNeFq9y2e40.htmlsi=flf8YmiRsCdiWo-2

Ne plus ULTRA!!

The translator was crap

@@TheInstallations Exceptionnaly , the rock specialist , Antoine De Caunes was not here .

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It’s the worst.

Interviews like this are always so awkward. Still amazing though.

In fact, it's a french TV show , but with a lot of "second degree humour", and the man facing them that they show at 5: 31 is Claude lelouch, french movie maker, who made" A man and a woman"...so, at one moment, knowing that Ivy and Lux have a lot os old movies in their private collection, they ask the cramps if they have a lot of Claude Lelouch movies in it....The other thing is that they have earphones for transaltion, and they needed one/two seconds to hear the translation, that give a strange impression to their way of answering.....But i saw the whole interview "live", i can tell you "Nulle part ailleurs" was a great good rock'n roll show, the bands playing always live, facing an audience of loyal fans...Iggy Pop loved a lot this TV show, just type "nulle part ailleurs live"..take a look on this Garbage show, for instance...:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLGGjNeFq9y2e40.htmlsi=flf8YmiRsCdiWo-2

The BEST Response EVER! "The Cramps make tomorrow look like yesterday". That is the epitome of cool self-possession and knowing who you are and your place.

Ivy felt out of place? Never!

Man Beadle probably working or retired. I am not sure if the group made a whole lot of money but they did love performing.

@Dag Hagall you do understand the concept of some leaving the music industry and work in another field such as medicine, education, or some other field. I cannot believe this concept completely flew over your head. This performance was from the mid 1990's indicating she maybe in in her 50's or 60's by now therefore retirement from performing or working in another field.

@@paulluna8099 I heard that one of the band members passed away, she left everything behind become a Bhuddist and live with her cats .

All Wimmin are bad & geetars make em even Sexier.

It's all the blood she drinks.. obviously.

exactement..surtout si vous êtes américain du nord...pour ceux du sud on les aime!!!!

The frogs should have had the interpreter in the studio instead of using a crappy earpiece