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This
letter was written to rolling stone after their "Women In "rock" issue was
published, but was not printed by their editors. Taken out Joan Jett's official
website.
I tried to find some cleverly worded way to express my disgust with your "Women
in Rock" issue, but what i have to say is really quite simple: You guys are
completely retarded.
By RS standards, Rock is no longer a style of music but a trendy costume to be
whipped up by expensive stylists and slapped onto the latest pop tart barbie
doll. Give a girl some tight pants and a spiky bracelet and POOF! She ROCKS!
Your poor choice of cover girls and featured artists brings to mind the Sports
Illustrated swimsuit editions. There is nothing necessarily wrong with the
breast-baring models inside..but we all understand that they have NOTHING TO DO
WITH SPORTS--Which just might be offensive to women who are interested in sports
or who might even be (gasp) real athletes.
Yes, Britney has a talented stylist and yes, somebody gave Shakira a Guns &
Roses t-shirt to wear. but they ARE NOT NOW NOR WILL THEY EVER BE ROCK.
Maybe it's naive of me to expect any glimmer of rock'n'roll credibility OR
respect for women from a magazine whose cover shot is regularly a naked
underweight actress. The thing is , I AM a woman musician with a rock band, and
as we all are I am STARVED for any little crumb of recognition that real women
rockers might be thrown. So like a sucker I find myself short another five bucks
..and pissed enough to write my first letter to an editor. Avril Lavigne gets
some studded accessories from Hot Topic so now she's "upholding the brazen
tradition of teenage outrage"???!! Are you SERIOUS? And could someone please
explain to me why people keep insisting on referring to PINK as rock? Wasn't she
doing the white girl hip hop thing a minute ago? Yeah, she performed on the
Aerosmith tribute show --big deal..she was on the Janet Jackson tribute show
just before that--Whatever's trendy. WHO CARES. She's a Spice Girl reject...but
I digress.
Jewel and Mandy friggin' Moore have full page features as Rock Icons...Meanwhile
Joan Jett gets one line. ONE LINE. Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, who have never
stopped touring, recently did 10 days in the Middle East playing for the troops
stationed in Afghanistan. In AFGHANISTAN, Joan would come onstage wearing a
birkha, which she ripped off and stomped on before blazing through the purest
and nastiest rock show ANYWHERE. But even in the RS WOMEN IN ROCK issue, a story
like that gets ONE SENTENCE on the bottom of the last page of Random Notes.
Britney's Rock credentials? Well, she butchers the song "I Love Rock'n'Roll"
on her latest record, and when asked about it the genius replies "Well, I've
always loved Pat Benatar." And SHE is your Rock issue cover girl?? You should be
REALLY embarrassed.
Sleater Kinney was the only rock group listed on the cover..and they got only
half a page. Ashanti, the r&b back up singer who can't seem to do anything
without "featuring Jah Rule," has two pages.
What about the Donnas? The Yeah Yeah Yeahs? The Distillers? A mag like RS has
the power to shine important light on groups like these--instead they are
afterthoughts, and that valuable spotlight is wasted on the same overexposed pop
princesses WHO HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH ROCK.
In your own letter from the editor you have the hypocritical balls to say "rock
radio won't touch female artists, while the pop factory keeps churning out
soundalike clones, and ambitious musicians with something to say find themselves
left out in the cold."
The pages that follow those words are a blatant display that Rolling Stone
magazine is happily working for the factory now too.
If the issue had been called "Women in Music"..or maybe "Some Cute Girls with
Top 10 Records out Right Now"..I would have no beef with it. Corny as it may
sound, ROCK is something which is still meaningful and even sacred to some of
us. Use the word "rock" in bold letters next to a
picture of Britney ****ing Spears, and you're turning your whole publication
into a joke...and an offensive joke at that.
To check out Joan Jett's official website, go
here.