I'm Still Here... Damn It!
I'm Still Here... Damn It! | ||
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CD by Sandra Bernhard | ||
Released | 1998 | |
Recorded | 1998 | |
Genre | Comedy and Pop | |
Length | ?? min ?? s | |
Record label | TVT Records | |
Producer | Sandra Bernhard | |
Professional reviews | ||
Sandra Bernhard Chronology | ||
Excuses For Bad Behavior (Part One) (1991) |
I'm Still Here... Damn It! (1998) |
The Love Machine (????) |
I'm Still Here... Damn It is an album released by singer/comedienne/actress Sandra Bernhard. The album is a live recording of her one-woman show by the same name; it combines comedic monologues and musical performances. The final track, "On the Runway Remix", is a studio-produced dance bonus track that recreates the live performance of the track by the same name.
In the performance Bernhard does what she is best known for: she rips apart celebrity culture while commenting on events of the time. Among the topics she addresses: the death of Princess Diana, Mariah Carey, Courtney Love, modern technology, religion, the world of high fashion and relationships.
In the merchandise listing on Bernhard's official website it has stated for over a year: "Coming soon: Special edition with bonus tracks, available only from SB.com!" This has yet to appear for sale. However the wait may be due to the fact that Excuses For Bad Behavior (Part One) is being re-released in 2007. And that Bernhard may be waiting until 2008 for the album to celebrate it's 10th Anniversary.
Track listing
- Walk Tall
- Difficult Times
- On The Runway
- Telephones
- Too Many Magazines
- Courtney Love
- The Beautiful Women In Hollywood
- Peanuts
- Lilith Fair
- Nightingale
- Designer Culture
- Romance & Drugs
- Mama's Getting Hot
- Jazzy Spider
- Fabulous Trip To Morocco/God Is Good
- Sandy's Taxi
- Hermino Is My House Painter
- "That's My L.A."
- Midnight Train To Georgia
- On The Runway (Remix)
DVD + VHS
The DVD for I'm Still Here... Damn It! was released on February 22,2000. The DVD is Unrated and contains the following single bonus feature:
- 30 minutes of footage not seen in the broadcast version.
- The DVD is directed by Marty Callner.
The Unrated VHS was also released. But it does not contain the bonus footage.