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Thanks for reply. I never heard the Electrocutes album, although I have seen it in some shops. The Donnas seemed always to0 independent to me to have someone pulling their strings. I am not bothered how they started or if they had some help: they turned out just fine.

What did Darrin Raffaeili do for the Donnas in the early stages? Did he really invented most of their songs then? Or did he write the songs the Donnas made on music paper? He was a bit like their svengali - I always wanted to know: he's credited a lot on their first album and on American...

GREAT SETLIST!

The Runaways were very popular in Japan; their only live album was recorded there. I don't know if they were more popular than the Donnas - their popularity was of a completely different nature, I think. One of their members, Joan Jett got more famous afterwards, worldwide with a song called "I...

I don't know - I wasn't there. I came across this on Youtube and I thought the quality was quite good, so...

The first Donnas' CD I bought was ATRM, more or less a year after it was released, just before Get skintight. At that moment in time I was boring myself to death with postrockalbums from the likes of Tortoise. I looked at the cover of ATRM and thought: "This must be good". I listened to it in...

watch this (i hope it works, otherwise I try again elsewhere): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBjrUMg7ANQ

Yeah, I believe that as well - and I think that music is a lot healthier than it was in those days; often, older music fans like me complain about music not being as good as it was then, but in that respect, I believe that things have gone for the better now. Still, I think the Donnas are quite...

http://www.last.fm/user/Musilov this is another site of me

I also think Take me to the backseat and 5 o'clock in the morning are unfeasibly great.

I am fully aware that all comparisons are tricky business, especially between The Donnas and the Runaways. Surely you must know Joan Jett with "I love rock'n'roll" and Lita Ford. The point I want to discuss is that the Runaways were put together by their svengali Kim Fowley and that they burnt...

If I have to pick a favourite song, it's inevitably Take it off an album: Spend the night - if you listen to it, it's a corker from start to finish - they will have a very hard time to top it, although I'm confident they can. But I like all their albums a lot, especially since ATRM; another song...

Hi everyone, The Donnas get often compared to the Runaways. For my part, I think that the Donnas evolved in a much more natural way than the Runaways and therefor I prefer the Donnas. Have any of you some thoughts to share about this?

from your picture, they are presented in a fairly cool way. I listened to the tracks on Stripminers' site and I dig it, but must reckon I'm more into the donnas... I'll buy the Stripminers as well, I think, if there is a full CD.

I am very excited that they start doing gigs again. Keep us posted, please, like: did they play any new songs at this gig?

I was not at this gig but there is a very good Youtube account of it. Just go to Youtube the donnas rock-am-ring 2003. Boy,were the Donnas good, even in 2003!!!!!!!!

i am rather new to the site and i like it a lot. For the moment, there isn't very much information coming from the donnas' camp on the net. they should have had a new album out by now... Guy 21/9/2011.

It was; there were 2 belgian bands on the bill, but only the donnas mattered to me, and they were really on fire!

1974 (aged 11): Mud - 1978: hard rock guitar solos - early eighties:british underground postpunk - nineties: the donnas at the end...

LOUD GUITARS..... YEAH; COOL LYRICS ......YEAH; not so sure about ballads though - not that they woudn't be able to, but do I really want them on a Donnas record? I'm more like: turn Maya's bass up enough as well. At this moment I am listening to the last Lita Ford album... maybe an idea, but...