Here's an upload of a significant event in Siouxsie's long career and it seems apposite to post it today on the lady's 69th birthday. For some time now a cultural festival has been hosted the South Bank Centre in London. Each year a prominent figure from the arts world is invited to curate the festival comprising a programme of events and performers having a particular resonance with the host. In 2013 the task fell to Yoko Ono, who invited Siouxsie to play at the event.
On the night in June, the former Banshee shared the stage with another giant of the UK punk scene of '76/'77, Viv Albertine, formerly of The Slits. Siouxsie and Viv are among a handful of female musicians that turned a staid music business on its head in the mid to late seventies and in doing so changed the perception of women in popular music for ever.
FLAC (Siouxsie and Viv Albertine): https://we.tl/t-nN0ibFbpMFfPgADi
Artwork (Siouxsie): https://we.tl/t-tGV7HxHAR5SVM25S
Thanks to the original poster (Phil). A link to his blog appears in the download info file, but it would appear to have been doemant for some years now.
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