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Peter Murphy — Cuts You Up
Album: Deep
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Released: 1989
Length: 5:21
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I find you in the morning
After dreams of distant signs
You pour yourself over me
Like the sun through the blinds
You lift me up
And get me out
Keep me walking
But never shout
Hold the secret close
I hear you say

You know the way
It throws about
It takes you in
And spits you out
It spits you out
When you desire
To conquer it
To feel you're higher
To follow it
You must be clean
With mistakes
That you do mean
Move the heart
Switch the pace
Look for what seems out of place

On and on it goes
Calling like a distant wind
Through the zero hour we'll walk
Cut the thick and break the thin
No sound to break no moment clear
When all the doubts are crystal clear
Crashing hard into the secret wind

You know the way
It twists and turns
Changing colour
Spinning yarns
You know the way
It leaves you dry
It cuts you up
And takes you high
You know the way
It's painted gold
Is it honey
Is it cold
You know the way
It throws about
It takes you in
And spits you out
You know the way
It throws about
It takes you in
And spits you out
It spits you out
When you desire
To conquer it
To feel you're higher
To follow it
You must be clean
With mistakes
That you do mean
Move the heart
Switch the pace
Look for what
Seems out of place

It's o.k.
It goes this way
The line it twists
It twists away
Cuts you up
and spits you out
Keeps you walking
But never shout.
Comments (436)add comment
 moss wrote:
Hi all. A little memory of no importance that I would like to share: 40 years ago (more or less) at a Bauhaus gig I was knocked to the ground by Murphy´s flying/spinning  microphone. I came round in the arms off a little punkette who brought me back with sips from  her warm  hip flask "hidden" in her fishnet stockings. She prontly disapeared... I wonder If shes listening to RP  thinking about that skinny idiot sitting in all that spit!
 
bimmerfan739 wrote:
 What a great story!
 
Absolutely great story, and beats the hell out of mine:  36 years ago I found myself in LA driving a rented car on the way to a corporate meeting in a job that was sucking the life force out of me.  I was a single dad and hated to be on the road on top of that.  Then this song I had never heard before came on the radio and catapulted me out of the depths.  It wasn't the first time music has saved me, and I was silently grateful to the DJ who played it, probably some bloke like Bill - sorry, WILLIAM!  It couldn't have been you, could it?  (I have listened to RP for two decades, I know he reads these posts.)
 
And moss lucky you, to have crossed paths with that little punkette - your very sketchy description of her makes her as compelling a character as any I have read in a novel.  So compelling, I wouldn't mind meeting her myself...  in line behind you, of course!
Posted 1 month ago by bluwaterschooner    [ Reply ]
The driving Drum... with the floating strings... over the top ... wow .. then that voice comes in ... 

10 ... all the way.... 
Posted 6 months ago by tgrier    [ Reply ]
 Gazraman wrote:

Sounds like a David hasslehoff song



Jees! How long did it take to dream that  up?
Posted 11 months ago by johnfiva    [ Reply ]
 moss wrote:

Hi all. A little memory of no importance that I would like to share: 40 years ago (more or less) at a Bauhaus gig I was knocked to the ground by Murphy´s flying/spinning  microphone. I came round in the arms off a little punkette who brought me back with sips from  her warm  hip flask "hidden" in her fishnet stockings. She prontly disapeared... I wonder If shes listening to RP  thinking about that skinny idiot sitting in all that spit!


What a great story!
Posted 11 months ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
YES!
the great peter murphy!
this really brings back the late 80s for me. and while i write this, "crosses" by josé gonzález starts playing. hail to you, oh bill, the grandmaster of the perfect segue . now i'll probably grin and weep for a few minutes simultaneously - well, that will go along very well with my 1980s feeling... 
Posted 1 year ago by danny_t    [ Reply ]
What about "Roll call" from the same album?
Posted 1 year ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
 moss wrote:

Hi all. A little memory of no importance that I would like to share: 40 years ago (more or less) at a Bauhaus gig I was knocked to the ground by Murphy´s flying/spinning  microphone. I came round in the arms off a little punkette who brought me back with sips from  her warm  hip flask "hidden" in her fishnet stockings. She prontly disapeared... I wonder If shes listening to RP  thinking about that skinny idiot sitting in all that spit!




no happy end? What a pity...
Posted 1 year ago by FraeuleinBoe    [ Reply ]
 stunix wrote:

hang on...!   is this the "MAXELL, BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER!" guy? y'know, she's in parties, in the flat field, Bela Lugosi  etc?



wow! i had no idea!
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
my fav peter murphy song!!

adore the lyrics.
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Holy Cow!
Posted 2 years ago by itsme_bygolly    [ Reply ]
Oh my god, I've never heard anything off this album. What a revelation.
Posted 2 years ago by bialia    [ Reply ]
I am A rock star & don't know it!
Posted 2 years ago by Rockit999    [ Reply ]
 Retrograde-orbit wrote:

This and Marlene Dietrich's favorite poem are my favs from Peter.  Solid album, a worthy effort after Bauhaus.



"Strange kind of love", I would add. 
Posted 2 years ago by Pjesnik    [ Reply ]
what a wonderful set of pipes.....
Posted 2 years ago by Goodears    [ Reply ]
Bela Lugosi is not dead
Posted 3 years ago by moocray    [ Reply ]
oh yes - time to go back and listen to bauhaus/PM/LoveandRockets/DavidJ
Posted 3 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
 Actuel wrote:

This song is simply flying !




And the album too!
Posted 3 years ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
This song is simply flying !
Posted 3 years ago by Actuel    [ Reply ]
This song leaves me with the question of whether or not it spits you out.
Posted 4 years ago by Hippostar    [ Reply ]
 drews wrote:
Like Pete Murphy himself in that great 80s Maxell casette tape ad? Go here for the full ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZUIxGJ-ykI



 
Found this poster I had forgotten was still in collection from back in the 80's.
Now it hangs in my garage (out door man cave) where I see it everyday driving in and out.

Posted 4 years ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
 moss wrote:
Hi all. A little memory of no importance that I would like to share: 40 years ago (more or less) at a Bauhaus gig I was knocked to the ground by Murphy´s flying/spinning  microphone. I came round in the arms off a little punkette who brought me back with sips from  her warm  hip flask "hidden" in her fishnet stockings. She prontly disapeared... I wonder If shes listening to RP  thinking about that skinny idiot sitting in all that spit!
 
I love this story! Thank you for sharing it. Sorry that Peter Murphy tried to kill you. {#Wink}
Posted 4 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
Reunited Bauhaus does Bela Lugosi's Dead Nov. 2019
Posted 5 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
 gmsingh123 wrote:
This just in: Bela Lugosi is still dead.
 
"To die, to be really dead, that must be glorious! There are far worse things awaiting man than death."
Posted 5 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Fat Old Sun live to Cuts You Up...segue is killing it...
Posted 5 years ago by jennajon    [ Reply ]
Hi all. A little memory of no importance that I would like to share: 40 years ago (more or less) at a Bauhaus gig I was knocked to the ground by Murphy´s flying/spinning  microphone. I came round in the arms off a little punkette who brought me back with sips from  her warm  hip flask "hidden" in her fishnet stockings. She prontly disapeared... I wonder If shes listening to RP  thinking about that skinny idiot sitting in all that spit!
Posted 5 years ago by moss    [ Reply ]
When you meet your biometric-marker doppelganger you simply... know it.
Posted 5 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
Thanks Bill. You are awesome.
Posted 5 years ago by ace-marc    [ Reply ]
He likes short
Sentences, doesn't he?
Posted 5 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
This and Marlene Dietrich's favorite poem are my favs from Peter.  Solid album, a worthy effort after Bauhaus.
Posted 5 years ago by Retrograde-orbit    [ Reply ]
You know the way
It throws about
It takes you in
And spits you out
It spits you out
When you desire
To conquer it
To feel you're higher
To follow it
You must be clean
With mistakes
That you do mean
Move the heart
Switch the pace
Look for what seems out of place
Posted 5 years ago by darinc38122449    [ Reply ]
I've always loved this song.
Posted 5 years ago by meatmike    [ Reply ]
Good song. 

Bizarre story: Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy Ejected From His Own Concert: Report
Posted 5 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
I do like this (8) - 2nd time in last few hours.

No PSD used either.
Posted 6 years ago by rtrt    [ Reply ]
Well, isn't he an odd fellow?
Looks quite fit and trim actually, and there's nothing unusual in doing a little stretching.
Posted 6 years ago by Ihatethissong    [ Reply ]
powerful{#Propeller}
Posted 6 years ago by khardog145    [ Reply ]
Our gen's PBS (Percy B. Shelley) always gets a 10 outta me. Yeah, so there are some that are not so 10-ish. Not this one. 
Posted 6 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
Sisters of Mercy?
Posted 6 years ago by jcyr    [ Reply ]
One of the best male voices in 80s rock. Still gives me shivers.
Posted 6 years ago by frolic4rp    [ Reply ]
Rock needs more cello.
Posted 6 years ago by cely    [ Reply ]
This just in: Bela Lugosi is still dead.
Posted 6 years ago by gmsingh123    [ Reply ]
Just heard this 2 songs ago, so must be a glitch, but that is ok, it is great :-)
Posted 6 years ago by jocelynsart    [ Reply ]
 OceanBlue wrote:
Weird album art. What's he finding down there?

 
In the LAPD precint the officer wanted Peter to prove that he had no more methamphetamine concealed where the sun don't shine.
Posted 7 years ago by Stephen_Phillips    [ Reply ]
Mr. Extraordinary !
Posted 7 years ago by Azrica    [ Reply ]
Murphy's great!  hey DaidyBoy have you tried chi-gung calisthenics while listening to him? I slowly alter my center while extending my arms in windmill like rotations, eyes half-closed, deep breathing, almost like you're a robot cleaning a big window in slow motion, and all the while remembering those wicked Bauhaus days of so long ago...
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
epically epic {#Bananajam}
Posted 7 years ago by DocStrangelove    [ Reply ]
Compelling and wonderful.
Posted 7 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
 passsion8 wrote:

Donna Donna, Screamer of the week, The News Blimp. 92.7 
New wave was a wonderful musical period. Shame Grunge pulverized it. 

 
I remember Donna Donna on LIR.  She was great - fun days.
Posted 8 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Peter Murphy was one of my first introductions to "alternative" music in the early 90s.  Really opened up a whole new world. 
Posted 8 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
Awesome.. 
Posted 8 years ago by barryboy    [ Reply ]
THAT Voice! {#Clap}
Posted 8 years ago by VH1    [ Reply ]
Applause.
Posted 8 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
 a_conway wrote:

WLIR!!! The greatest radio station on the planet. Turned me on to the "alternative sound", including this album. So many good memories. Thanks for the shout out. Takes me back.... This is why I love Radio Paradise.

 
Miss that station. Every time a halfway decent alt station shows up (not counting college stations) in the NY-NJ tri-state area, it never lasts for long. thank god for RP.

it was WLIR where I first heard this tune.
Posted 8 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
 Skydog wrote:

do you vant to pet my monkey?

 
...you mean minky.
Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
 VV wrote:
All I can think of is that old Saturday Night Live skit "Sprockets" when I hear this song...

 
do you vant to pet my monkey?
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
Bauhaus. Such a distinctive voice. Great groove and sound. Love it!
Posted 8 years ago by Asa001    [ Reply ]
All I can think of is that old Saturday Night Live skit "Sprockets" when I hear this song...
Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
 passsion8 wrote:

Donna Donna, Screamer of the week, The News Blimp. 92.7 
New wave was a wonderful musical period. Shame Grunge pulverized it. 

 
Oh yes. I remember. Even voted sometimes. It was all so important. It was a wonderful music period to me.
Posted 8 years ago by rachlan    [ Reply ]
This is a Bowie song if I ever heard one................really good!
Posted 8 years ago by dew34    [ Reply ]
Defined a generation
 
Posted 8 years ago by Mfitzrad    [ Reply ]
{#Meditate}
Posted 8 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
 passsion8 wrote:
I played this song a lot when it came out. Made my friends concerned that I had "dark" tastes. Good.
 
I always dug the dark sound of this one.
Posted 8 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 a_conway wrote:

WLIR!!! The greatest radio station on the planet. Turned me on to the "alternative sound", including this album. So many good memories. Thanks for the shout out. Takes me back.... This is why I love Radio Paradise.

 
Donna Donna, Screamer of the week, The News Blimp. 92.7 
New wave was a wonderful musical period. Shame Grunge pulverized it. 
Posted 9 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
 passsion8 wrote:
I played this song a lot when it came out. Made my friends concerned that I had "dark" tastes. Good.
Was a feature spin on WLIR radio out of Long Island. Really kicks that drum kit! 
Too bad I didn't connect much with his other tuneage. 

 
WLIR!!! The greatest radio station on the planet. Turned me on to the "alternative sound", including this album. So many good memories. Thanks for the shout out. Takes me back.... This is why I love Radio Paradise.
Posted 9 years ago by a_conway    [ Reply ]
 OceanBlue wrote:
Weird album art. What's he finding down there?

 
Just before the photographer snapped the photo, he told Murphy that his shoe was untied.
Posted 9 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Goth dance floor filler! Remove those cobwebs! Offer the tea.... And take it away {#Skull}
Posted 9 years ago by PockettVenus    [ Reply ]
The last great hit single of the 80s?
Posted 9 years ago by wgsu_1978    [ Reply ]
Weird album art. What's he finding down there?
Posted 9 years ago by OceanBlue    [ Reply ]
One of my all time favorites.  What a great voice and the violin is delicious!
Posted 9 years ago by AhhtheMusic    [ Reply ]
This takes me straight back to college.  Thank You
 
Posted 9 years ago by melzabutch    [ Reply ]
💛
Posted 9 years ago by Azrica    [ Reply ]
Meh
Posted 9 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
His work is just beautiful, and although I find myself partial to "Indigo Eyes" and "Dragnet Drag," this definitely resonates.
Posted 9 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
I played this song a lot when it came out. Made my friends concerned that I had "dark" tastes. Good.
Was a featured spin on WLIR (92.7) radio out of Long Island.
Really kicks that drum kit! Too bad I didn't connect much with his other tuneage. 
Posted 9 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
1990 war ein großes Jahr!

Merci Peter Murphy
Posted 9 years ago by Knofi    [ Reply ]
 lroset wrote:
it's been a long time since i've heard this song for the last time. thanks! lots of memories in my heart now.
lovely radio!!!!!! every song is excelent!! it sounds great even from the other side of the ocean. Many regards from Lleida - Catalunya {#Wave}

 
Welcome!
Posted 9 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
it's been a long time since i've heard this song for the last time. thanks! lots of memories in my heart now.
lovely radio!!!!!! every song is excelent!! it sounds great even from the other side of the ocean. Many regards from Lleida - Catalunya {#Wave}
Posted 9 years ago by lroset    [ Reply ]
 bluejay08003 wrote:

What always struck me about this song is that the musicality of it (compared to the tracks you mention) doesn't make it less Peter Murphy.  Also, this track holds up for me after 25 years or so. 

I'd love to hear Bauhaus stuff, but it doesn't fit with RP.   

 
Just about anything fits with RP.  "Bela Lugosi..." is on the playlist but it hasn't been played in two years.  Anyhow, I agree that this isn't any less Peter Murphy.
Posted 10 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

For me it is one of those songs that I dont know what it means but those lyrics really resonate for me.  it does not matter to me what he is saying.  it works.  i dont over think it.
 
👍
Posted 10 years ago by Eros92450    [ Reply ]
Great to hear this again!  Purchased👍. Thanks for the reminder Bill & Becky💜
Posted 10 years ago by Eros92450    [ Reply ]
 Zep wrote:
Would love to hear some old Bauhaus on there, like Bela Lugosi's Dead, or She's in Parties, or Lagartija Nick. Lotta good material back there in the vaults. 
 
What always struck me about this song is that the musicality of it (compared to the tracks you mention) doesn't make it less Peter Murphy.  Also, this track holds up for me after 25 years or so. 

I'd love to hear Bauhaus stuff, but it doesn't fit with RP.   
Posted 10 years ago by bluejay08003    [ Reply ]
The Line Between the Devil's Teeth is a good Peter Murphy song. Please add that to the mix. 
Posted 10 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
I can't stand this song :/
Posted 10 years ago by orhanveli    [ Reply ]
A good one hit wonder.
Posted 10 years ago by bill-1956    [ Reply ]
 Gazraman wrote:
Sounds like a David hasslehoff song
 
I have no idea what his music sounded like; I guess I'll have to take your word for it on that assertion.
Posted 10 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 Hippostar wrote:
This song leaves one with the nagging question of if it spits you out?

 
For me it is one of those songs that I dont know what it means but those lyrics really resonate for me.  it does not matter to me what he is saying.  it works.  i dont over think it.
Posted 10 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
One of his most resonate tracks from his best album.
 
Posted 10 years ago by JohnnySockhead    [ Reply ]
I came back to the computer a few minutes too late-argh!- and will, of course, now have to hunt it down and listen to it....
Posted 10 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
from 9 to a 10 imo, PM's a wicked singer and his lyrics are a cool read
Posted 11 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
This song leaves one with the nagging question of if it spits you out?
Posted 11 years ago by Hippostar    [ Reply ]
Sounds like a David hasslehoff song
Posted 11 years ago by Gazraman    [ Reply ]
Some singers/musicians don't do as well once they leave their band. Peter Murphy isn't one of them.
Posted 11 years ago by scootmagapril    [ Reply ]
 sajitjacob wrote:
My first car (back in blighty) was an X1/9 (which made a disastrous exit from the US), it was madder than a bag of cats; I span it more than once and absolutely loved it.
Teeny tiny 'b' roads + teeny tiny roller skate you sit in + summer = F U N.
I still love the teeny tiny revvy basteard fiats, I wish I had a 500 Abarth, they are absurdly expensive in NZ.
Like most Italian machinery love affairs it defies logic, you either hate it or you love it. My first bike was a Ducati and I absolutely hated that.

Love


 Byronape wrote:

Were there any non-crappy Fiat's?  Granted, in the US the only experience we have had with them is a disastrous exit from the US auto market in 1984.  Nearly 20 years later, most non-car people here have forgotten that Fiat even exists.  At least until the thing with Chrysler and their not-so-attractive 500's return to the US.  
 

My current love is a 2011 Subaru WRX, Red and Black like this bad boy. Back roads watch out! Big powerband from a turbo that doesn't know it's only a 2.5 liter engine.

 


Posted 11 years ago by horstman    [ Reply ]
Have always liked this song. This album is awesome too. Makes me miss the days of Bauhaus though...
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]



Takes me back to Boston Uni days.  Thanx Bill 
Posted 11 years ago by melzabutch    [ Reply ]
Would love to hear some old Bauhaus on there, like Bela Lugosi's Dead, or She's in Parties, or Lagartija Nick. Lotta good material back there in the vaults. 
 
Posted 11 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
8 -> 9 :){#Sunny}
Posted 11 years ago by spiggy    [ Reply ]
 Krispian wrote:

How so? A quick Google did not reveal any accidents, etc

 
I assume this may be the source of his bad luck week:
https://articles.latimes.com/2013/mar/23/local/la-me-ln-bauhaus-rocker-peter-murphy-denies-was-drunk-when-arrested-20130323 
Posted 11 years ago by Elroweho    [ Reply ]
 Darlington wrote:
Not been a great week, for Peter, unfortunately....

 
How so? A quick Google did not reveal any accidents, etc
Posted 11 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
again; I vote yes
Posted 11 years ago by oldviolin    [ Reply ]
Not been a great week, for Peter, unfortunately....
Posted 11 years ago by Darlington    [ Reply ]
 jmkate wrote:
Still wonderful in concert..

 
..heard he's doing a Bauhaus 35th (?) anniversary spate of shows..playing only 'Haus music..nice!..

..oh, & this is the heights of 10 for yers truly.. 
Posted 11 years ago by cShaggy    [ Reply ]
Still wonderful in concert..
Posted 11 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
Great song! Ik like it at least as much as the original Bauhaus stuff and the voice sounds as powerful and biting as it did then.
Posted 11 years ago by Hans_Heintz    [ Reply ]
Unless there's a really good reason, I can't give more than 5/10 to a song with synth violin.
Posted 11 years ago by jablan    [ Reply ]
On the one in a zillion chance that any one here gives a crap — I love this song!
Posted 11 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
 lol

PDXBillRP wrote:
This has been my ringtone for years.  I was afraid it would make me hate the song ... but I still crank it up when I hear it anywhere (except on my phone)

Discovered this tune when I was "coming into my own" in Boston.  This straight guy discovered Manray night club in Cambridge.  Once I got past the discomfort pf being in a gay club, I realized, "these people" know damn good music.  Pretty sure I discovered the music of Peter Murphy in that club.  Then when I started traveling for work, I would seek out all the gay haunts in every town because I knew it would be interesting and fun and I actually made friends so now "some of my best friends are gay".  Oh that sounds terrible.  But anyway, Manray, Peter Murphy ... great memories.
 

Posted 12 years ago by blotto    [ Reply ]
Cuts ME up.
Posted 12 years ago by DD gypsyman    [ Reply ]
Nice disc- nice change from Bauhaus - good for its time - a wee bit dated, but nice.
Posted 12 years ago by Biscobret    [ Reply ]
 Stranglersfan wrote:
Great song/Album, thanks for the fond memories!
 
I was about to post just the ssame! Great what music can do...
Posted 12 years ago by SCTRANS    [ Reply ]
this played at the exact perfect time. thanks, billg.
Posted 12 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
 stunix wrote:
hang on...!   is this the "MAXELL, BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER!" guy? y'know, she's in parties, in the flat field, Bela Lugosi  etc?
 
haha, yep!
Posted 12 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
My first car (back in blighty) was an X1/9 (which made a disastrous exit from the US), it was madder than a bag of cats; I span it more than once and absolutely loved it.
Teeny tiny 'b' roads + teeny tiny roller skate you sit in + summer = F U N.
I still love the teeny tiny revvy basteard fiats, I wish I had a 500 Abarth, they are absurdly expensive in NZ.
Like most Italian machinery love affairs it defies logic, you either hate it or you love it. My first bike was a Ducati and I absolutely hated that.

Love


 Byronape wrote:

Were there any non-crappy Fiat's?  Granted, in the US the only experience we have had with them is a disastrous exit from the US auto market in 1984.  Nearly 20 years later, most non-car people here have forgotten that Fiat even exists.  At least until the thing with Chrysler and their not-so-attractive 500's return to the US.  
 


Posted 12 years ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
 garycha wrote:
More Bowie/Iggy than they are! Viola teams with PM's great voice to great effect. First time I heard this was on the radio in 1990, driving down to devon in a crappy Fiat. We broke down and this was playing at the time. Full marks.
 
Were there any non-crappy Fiat's?  Granted, in the US the only experience we have had with them is a disastrous exit from the US auto market in 1984.  Nearly 20 years later, most non-car people here have forgotten that Fiat even exists.  At least until the thing with Chrysler and their not-so-attractive 500's return to the US.  
Posted 12 years ago by Byronape    [ Reply ]
Did this one live in Madrid last October but semi accoustically having 5 minutes previously had a good old bust up with his bass player in front of all and sundry (never to be seen again!) - great showman, grossly under rated imho - would love to hear his latest stuff on here too if possible.  Love how he has kept going keeping some of his original feistiness together with some great tunes.  I think his supreme self confidence/arrogance  is great too - he's good and he knows it and why not!
Posted 12 years ago by Thin_Air    [ Reply ]
hang on...!   is this the "MAXELL, BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER!" guy? y'know, she's in parties, in the flat field, Bela Lugosi  etc?
Posted 12 years ago by stunix    [ Reply ]
Meh.... {#Beat}
Posted 12 years ago by Roguewarer    [ Reply ]

Fun.  
Posted 12 years ago by Dahlia_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
Great song/Album, thanks for the fond memories!
Posted 12 years ago by Stranglersfan    [ Reply ]
More Bowie/Iggy than they are! Viola teams with PM's great voice to great effect. First time I heard this was on the radio in 1990, driving down to devon in a crappy Fiat. We broke down and this was playing at the time.

Full marks.
Posted 12 years ago by garycha    [ Reply ]
Few voices resonant as powerfully.  Incredible artist that Peter Murphy!
Posted 12 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]