What makes I'm Still Here... Damn It! by Sandra Bernhard notable?

I'm Still Here... Damn It! gained attention for its candid commentary on celebrity culture and the challenges women face in Hollywood. The album resonated with audiences, contributing to discussions around representation and paving the way for other female artists who blend performance and music. Its reception highlighted Bernhard's role as a provocateur in both comedy and pop music. In 2000, Sandra Bernhard was well-established as a performer known for her fusion of music and stand-up comedy. This album followed her previous works, showcasing her unique voice within the entertainment landscape after years of critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. It marked a continuation of her exploration into the complexities of fame and femininity in pop culture.

Who is I'm Still Here... Damn It! for?

I'm Still Here... Damn It! works well if you're into theatrical performances with sharp wit, reflective moments on celebrity culture and quick bursts of humor and.

How many songs are on I'm Still Here... Damn It!?

I'm Still Here... Damn It! has 20 tracks, running approximately 72 minutes.

I'm Still Here... Damn It!

Sandra Bernhard · 2000

72 min · 20 tracks · pop music

A bold blend of pop, comedy, and social commentary punctuated by Bernhard's distinctive vocal delivery and sharp wit.

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Courtney Love — This track satirizes the media's obsession with celebrity scandals, using humor to critique societal standards imposed on women.
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Lilith Fair — A reflection on women's empowerment in music, this song connects Bernhard's personal experiences to the broader narrative of female artists during the Lilith Fair era.
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Designer Culture — This brief interlude sharply critiques consumerism in contemporary society, encapsulating Bernhard's witty observations about modern life.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

theatrical performances with sharp wit
reflective moments on celebrity culture
quick bursts of humor and
extended tracks for deep engagement
dynamic pacing with varied lengths

Maybe skip if you

seeking straightforward structure
prefer immediate gratification in music

Where this album fits

Career context: In 2000, Sandra Bernhard was well-established as a performer known for her fusion of music and stand-up comedy. This album followed her previous works, showcasing her unique voice within the entertainment landscape after years of critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. It marked a continuation of her exploration into the complexities of fame and femininity in pop culture.
Stylistic neighbors: Cyndi Lauper· Kate Bush· Tori Amos

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Walk Tall 6:07
2 Difficult Times 2:15
3 On the Runway 6:03
4 Telephones 2:24
5 Too Many Magazines 1:09
6 Courtney Love 5:20
7 The Beautiful Women in Hollywood 2:20
8 Peanuts 2:32
9 Lilith Fair 7:19
10 Nightingale 4:22
11 Designer Culture 1:32
12 Romance & Drugs 3:44
13 Mama's Getting Hot 2:13
14 Jazzy Spider 2:05
15 Fabulous Trip to Morocco / God Is Good 6:31
16 Sandy's Taxi 1:54
17 Hermino Is My House Painter 2:06
18 That's My L.A. 2:01
19 Midnight Train to Georgia 3:24
20 On the Runway (remix) 7:24

What to play next

Listen next

The Love Machine

2001

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Excuses For Bad Behavior, Part 1

1994

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