Audra & The Antidote

hi audra. I saw you all sometime in the spring of '97 and in a very random way just thought of you and found . . a 20-something year old album. It is first listen awesome. Really. Best to you, Pat

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Hi Audra, this is mike, testing your guestbook.

I'm impressed! You've managed the almost imelpsibos.

As a woman just starting the difcifult task of transition (that's "sex-change" to most people), I'm really glad that Nora came out of the experience intact.It's difcifult enough "faking male" when you have a masculine bodily frame and male hormones. I can't imagine what it would be like without those aids, and the constant brainwashing you do to yourself since childhood, telling yourself you can't really be female.Now it's easier for young girls in this horrible situation : the medical research over the last 10 years has shown that the brain is sexually dimorphic (ie Male and Female brains differ far more than we thought) and that it's possible to be neurologically Intersexed (Male brain in female body, or the reverse). So many transition now in their teens - they're usually aware of their situation by age 5, after all. If they can afford it, it costs an average of $100,000, usually none of it covered by insurance, and by a recent ruling of the IRS, the surgery isn't tax-deductable.To voluntarily go into a situation of "Gender Dysphoria" is horribly dangerous, as Nora's now well aware, but obviously wasn't when she started. To manage it for 18 months is a staggering achievement. But please don't do it again! Any person with Transsexualism (Neurological Intersex) could have told her how incredibly risky her experiment was. Gender isn't a "lifestyle choice" or a "social construct", it's a biological setting that you mess with at your own peril. Nora, I'm just glad you're OK now. If you find you have any unleasant long-term effects, there's some online support groups that could maybe help - feel free to e-mail me for details. Mainly women who have been there and done that, but for rather longer than 18 months. We try to help each other, and spouses and partners too. By your actions, you qualify.Very best wishes, Zoe

Never to Old to Rock and Roll

Surfing the Net I came across a song “Never to Old to Rock and Roll” by an 80’s Band Tokyo Rose. I checked out their website tokyorose.biz and they seemed mighty proud that they had been battling the music industry for three decades.
Ironically they have accepted the changes and have welcomed the internet with open arms by promoting My Place a song about the dangers of to much internet use. The lyrics “Do you remember how it used to be Life before we had Computer screens we used to make friends face to face now we just stare, stare into space”.

In late 1999, when Napster was really cool and mp3.com had real mp3's... I stumbled across "Giving Up & Letting Go". I still play this song regularly on my iPod. A classy song complete with whiny violin & depth of feeling. Love it.

HEY AUDRA, THE SKIRT/DRESS OUTFIT MAKES ME RANDY.

I find it funny that I've been checking your website for, what, three years now? I've been spreading Hello around all this time, gotten back at MP3.com - I'm just waiting for that CD to become available again! Great to see the site updated, though.

You guys are amazing. I have seen alot of indie bands over the years and am friends with an indie band who did ok for themselves. The band is Johnny Society ever heard of them? Anyway I always said you two should have did a show together it might have just been something great.