Paula Bomer

The mother of the two year old boy, and an ex- rock chick, Bomer spent 1986 until 1990 surviving in Boston, Mass, where going out and seeing bands essentially constituted her college career. Sinead O’Connor, using the Smiths as her music group, made the locks on the trunk of her throat stand up; sitting down over the stage before Bjork, when still in The Sugarcubes, do the same. Viewing Soundgarden start for The Voidoids, and slamming around to Kelly Offer performing “Gigantic” in The Pixies, had been equally important occasions and continued to create her opinion that music issues. After graduating from Boston School, she transferred to NY, where she still lives, but still gets out, although much less often. She’s a normal contributor to Give food to and Word periodicals, where she’s created on such topics as Liz Phair, Roe v. Wade and masturbation. Desert Isle Picks PJ Harvey’s overall body of function, including B-sides Led Zeppelin Three AC/DC’s Dirty Deeds, Back Dark, and Highway to Hell Joni Mitchell’s Blue Liz Phair’s Exile in Guysville Radiohead’s Fine Pc Kate Bush’s The Fantasizing Billy Holiday’s Decca Times Mls Davis’s Porgy and Bess Satie’s Gymnopadies Any two Julianna Hatfield Information Nirvana’s two information Neil Young’s Harvest Moon, and Live Corrosion The Beatles’ Revolver