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Common Language (band) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Common Language (band)
Common Language was an alternative rock/ethereal goth band from Seattle, WA.〔(Egozine, issue 2, Morpheus Laughs Productions, 1993 )〕 The band name is based on the poem "Dream of a Common Language" by Adrienne Rich. == Biography == Common Language was formed in 1989 by Charlene Easter (vocals, bass), Gretchen Wenner (guitar), and Mary Lake (guitar). In the same year, they debuted with the 3-track single ''Urge to Forget''. The title song contains a German translation and a "reverse speech" version of Adrienne Rich's poem "Dream of a Common Language".〔(Egozine, issue 3, Morpheus Laughs Productions, 1993 )〕 In 1990, the band released their first album ''Scar'' on Lisa Orth's Big Flaming Ego label (distributed by Sub Pop). The music was characterized by the UW Daily as In 1991, they signed to Blast First London, a sublabel of Mute Records. Their second album ''Flesh Impact'' was published in 1993.
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