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The Psychedelic Furs — Pretty In Pink
Album: All Of This And Nothing
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Released: 1988
Length: 3:57
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Caroline laughs, and it's raining all day
Loves to be one of the girls
She lives in the place in the side of our lives
Where nothing is ever put straight

She turns herself 'round
And she smiles and she says
"This is it, that's the end of the joke"
And loses herself in her
Dreaming and sleep, and her
Lovers walk through in their coats

Pretty in pink, isn't she?
Pretty in pink, isn't she?

All of her lovers all
Talk of her notes and the
Flowers that they never sent
And wasn't she easy, and
Isn't she pretty in pink?

The one who insists he was the
First in the line is the
Last to remember her name
He's walking around in this
Dress that she wore
She is gone, but the
Joke's the same

Pretty in pink, isn't she?
Pretty in pink, isn't she?

Caroline talks to you
Softly sometimes, she says,
"I love you" and "Too much"
She doesn't have anything
You want to steal
Well, nothing you can touch

She waves
She buttons your shirt
The traffic is waiting outside
She hands you this coat
She give you her clothes
These cars collide

Pretty in pink, isn't she?
Pretty in pink, isn't she?
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 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I prefer the version of this song without the sax solo in the middle off of the album "Talk, Talk, Talk".
I just sounds more raw.
I don't like Jazz in my New Wave classics. 
the sax is stellar, imho

'the one who insists he was first in the line is the last to remember her name' - they are so much fun and Talk Talk Talk was my favorite Furs album
Posted 3 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
I prefer the version of this song without the sax solo in the middle off of the album "Talk, Talk, Talk".
I just sounds more raw.
I don't like Jazz in my New Wave classics. 
Posted 3 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I think it's the beat. It's a good beat. I love the Furs, and I loved all of those "Brat-Pack" movies, and the soundtracks. It was a pretty fun era. Of course, we're paying for that cotton-candy time now, with the economy in shambles, the government eating up our rights in ways so insidious we mostly don't know we've lost them until we get busted for doing/saying something that only yesterday was allowable.

Color me rainbow. I will adore silly songs like this one, and "Don't Worry, Be Happy." If I don't cling to whimsical reminders of what the world used to be, I fear I'll go insane. And to horribly misquote The Incredible Hulk:  "Don't make me real.  You wouldn't like me when I'm real."

 
love the PsyFurs and the written wisdom of Cynaera  
Posted 6 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Great live:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIT0_gPvFUI
Posted 7 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
This is a great track. I followed the Furs because The Cure pinched a couple of their band members over time and that was good enough for me :)

The b-side to this was Love My Way. An equally good song in my opinion.
Posted 7 years ago by damien.bidmead    [ Reply ]
Forget the movie, this is such a great track!   

I would like to hear more from Forever Now too, like President Gas, Sleep Comes Down, and the title track.

 
Posted 7 years ago by Zapmedia    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

John Hughes = Genius

I do not think any other screenwriter/director captured the 80s as well as he did.  

 
Quite the contrary, in my opinion. It is not a matter of "he capturing" any essence but rather "creating" one that, then, a large chunk of the world attempted to re-create... 
Posted 8 years ago by tupicetti    [ Reply ]
I love it !
Posted 8 years ago by RBMBA    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

John Hughes = Genius

I do not think any other screenwriter/director captured the 80s as well as he did.  

 
And yet, how many of us lived in those giant Lake Forest, Ill. houses depicted in all his moves? 
Posted 8 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:

John Hughes = Genius

I do not think any other screenwriter/director captured the 80s as well as he did.  

 

Ditto.
Posted 9 years ago by eroz    [ Reply ]
Pure Pop Perfection
Posted 9 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 ch83575 wrote:

When I hear this, I am... 4 again?  You guys are OLD!!!

 
I was 24 but who's counting! {#Bananasplit}
Posted 10 years ago by stephw    [ Reply ]
Richard Butler (in small doses) is God!!
Posted 10 years ago by Jellyroll11    [ Reply ]
{#Yes}{#Yes}{#Yes}   "OUTSTANDING" - Love it a lot
Posted 10 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
 df1489 wrote:

It's the amazing ensamble cast that still blows me away...Jon Cryer sliding across the floor to Otis Redding, Annie Potts as a new wave diva remembering her beehive days and Harry Dean Stanton as the most honest dad, worts and all, you have ever seen. I still love this movie and this song captures the 80's perfectly. (of course, in my humble opinion)


 
John Hughes = Genius

I do not think any other screenwriter/director captured the 80s as well as he did.  
Posted 10 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
"She doesn't have anything you want to steal. Well, nothing you can touch."
 
Posted 10 years ago by ShockwaveRider    [ Reply ]
 sandyclaws wrote:
Holy smokes!

Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night

Thanks RP, for the late-afternoon pick-me-up on what has been a very tedious Monday at work! {#Dancingbanana}


 
With a minor alteration, pretty much the same set 2.75 years later. Still good.
Posted 11 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
Great song.  Great set. 
Posted 11 years ago by AbileneTexas    [ Reply ]

marvelous...  love it...
 
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
 gypsyman wrote:

When I hear this, I am 26 again! Yay!

 
When I hear this, I am... 4 again?  You guys are OLD!!!
Posted 11 years ago by ch83575    [ Reply ]
 manonfortini wrote:
I listen to this and I am 16 again! {#Dancingbanana}
 
When I hear this, I am 26 again! Yay!
Posted 11 years ago by DD gypsyman    [ Reply ]
 sandyclaws wrote:
Holy smokes!

Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night

Thanks RP, for the late-afternoon pick-me-up on what has been a very tedious Monday at work! {#Dancingbanana}

  Hmmm...that's the same last four songs in a row (just now played - more than a year and a half later). Are Bill and Rebecca phoning it in? Preset playlists?


Posted 12 years ago by mbalson    [ Reply ]
 NeuroGeek wrote:
There are much, much better cuts off of the Pretty In Pink Soundtrack.  This isn't the worst, but definitely not the best, either. 
 
They are not "much, much better" in my opinion, though there are some great tunes on that soundtrack.  This recording (from 1981) is not the one which was later recorded for the soundtrack to the movie from 1986.  To each his own, of course.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
There are much, much better cuts off of the Pretty In Pink Soundtrack.  This isn't the worst, but definitely not the best, either. 
Posted 12 years ago by NeuroGeek    [ Reply ]
Like the first album best—I remember the first time I heard "India"like it was yesterday...
Posted 12 years ago by billymann    [ Reply ]
I listen to this and I am 16 again! {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 12 years ago by manonfortini    [ Reply ]
 SinisterDexter wrote:
Just happened to see the movie for the first time this weekend.  Not groundbreaking, but a good portrayal of teen angst - Molly Ringwald's a joy to watch in just about any movie.
 
It's the amazing ensamble cast that still blows me away...Jon Cryer sliding across the floor to Otis Redding, Annie Potts as a new wave diva remembering her beehive days and Harry Dean Stanton as the most honest dad, worts and all, you have ever seen. I still love this movie and this song captures the 80's perfectly. (of course, in my humble opinion)

Posted 12 years ago by df1489    [ Reply ]
Just happened to see the movie for the first time this weekend.  Not groundbreaking, but a good portrayal of teen angst - Molly Ringwald's a joy to watch in just about any movie.
Posted 13 years ago by SinisterDexter    [ Reply ]
 WayUpNorth wrote:
I find it vaguely repulsive that anyone would think there is an association between the song and the movie ...
 
I think most mothers in 1981 felt the same way once they listened to the lyrics. I loved the song but hated the movie (without seeing it, guilty as charged) for being so mainstream. This was the correct position for the hip and cool of those years. 
Posted 13 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
 "Don't make me real.  You wouldn't like me when I'm real."
 
Nice quote!  I like it.  (I agree with your post, too, but the quote is brill)
Posted 13 years ago by The_Enemy    [ Reply ]
9 -> 10
Posted 13 years ago by Wilmshurst    [ Reply ]
I find it vaguely repulsive that anyone would think there is an association between the song and the movie ...
Posted 13 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
The song was released in 1981.  John Hughes borrowed the title for his movie.
Posted 13 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
 mandolin wrote:
...was the film named after this song or was the song written for the film...
 
I was wondering the same thing; per wikipedia the song came first, Hughes took it as the title for his movie. 

Posted 13 years ago by anabel    [ Reply ]
...was the film named after this song or was this song written for the film?..

Posted 13 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
I think it's the beat. It's a good beat. I love the Furs, and I loved all of those "Brat-Pack" movies, and the soundtracks. It was a pretty fun era. Of course, we're paying for that cotton-candy time now, with the economy in shambles, the government eating up our rights in ways so insidious we mostly don't know we've lost them until we get busted for doing/saying something that only yesterday was allowable.

Color me rainbow. I will adore silly songs like this one, and "Don't Worry, Be Happy." If I don't cling to whimsical reminders of what the world used to be, I fear I'll go insane. And to horribly misquote The Incredible Hulk:  "Don't make me real.  You wouldn't like me when I'm real."
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 ScopArch wrote:
From a distance I thought this was Born to Run!
 
From a Very Great distance.

 The tempos are the same, I think. 

Read your first journal entry, ScopArch. I hope things are picking up for you.  
Posted 13 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Love the Duck Man!!!  {#Bananasplit}
Posted 13 years ago by diannemck56    [ Reply ]
 sandyclaws wrote:
Holy smokes!

Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night

Thanks RP, for the late-afternoon pick-me-up on what has been a very tedious Monday at work! {#Dancingbanana}
 
This is why I love RP!
Posted 13 years ago by JustJeff    [ Reply ]
Holy smokes!

Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night

Thanks RP, for the late-afternoon pick-me-up on what has been a very tedious Monday at work! {#Dancingbanana}

Posted 13 years ago by sandyclaws    [ Reply ]
Into you like a train is another awesome song from this album!!

 LowPhreak wrote:
One of the best albums to come out of the 80's. 

 


Posted 14 years ago by chadlymn    [ Reply ]
Long live Duckie!!    {#Drummer}!
Posted 14 years ago by chadlymn    [ Reply ]
One of those songs that is somehow better than it should be. {#Music}
Posted 14 years ago by komainu    [ Reply ]
Killer tune!{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
Brilliant song - then and now.

Posted 14 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
A subpar song from an a pretty good band. I had one of their albums, so they must have had some merit.{#Lol} Can't tell it from this song.

Posted 14 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]
wow. this brings me right back to HS. I"m not sure that's a good thing but I love this song.
Posted 14 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
Good to hear the original version again
Posted 14 years ago by Dillinquent    [ Reply ]
One of the best albums to come out of the 80's. 

Posted 14 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 thewiseking wrote:
a brilliant, original pop band.
a perfect blend of light and darkness
  Oh so eloquently stated ... I wore this record out.  They still sound good!


Posted 15 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
 horstman wrote:


 And she does look oh so pretty in pink.
 
Not

Posted 15 years ago by choiceimage    [ Reply ]
From a distance I thought this was Born to Run!
Posted 15 years ago by ScopArch    [ Reply ]
Okay, okay, it's overplayed, but I still gotta give it a 9.  Captures the best of the early '80's feel. 
Posted 15 years ago by Lyndra_Ski    [ Reply ]
I like this version more than the soundtrack version. It's grittier.
Posted 15 years ago by teapot    [ Reply ]
 siandbeth wrote:

And we hadn't even had a glimmer of what the VP's son was going to do to us 20 years later. Paradise.
 

so true.....so true...........
Posted 16 years ago by Kdubba    [ Reply ]
a brilliant, original pop band.
a perfect blend of light and darkness
Posted 16 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 meanfish wrote:
Ronald Reagan,Grenada,Nicaragua,Iran Contra,Ketchup as a vegetable,HIV,Market Crash, sheeeeeit what is there not to love about the 80's?
At least this was a really good pop tune.
 
A pop tune, maybe, but some pretty subversive lyrics. I lived/suffered through the 80s, curse them, and the music really divided sharply: one the one hand there was the amoral/apolitical yuppie-friendly tendency as exemplified by Roxy Music, Spandau Ballet, Human League and the like, and on the other there was the highly political (in the widest sense, including 'the personal is political') and satirical tendency with bands like The Specials, New Model Army, The Cure, and many others. That subversive strand was about the only decent thing to come out of the 80s, musically, and this song fits firmly into it. You can't imagine Ronald Reagan getting down to it...

Posted 16 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
rickhoran wrote:
its a shame the movie had to ruin a perfectly good song.

it's a shame the movie lead singer had to ruin a perfectly good song.

fixed that for you.

Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
I hear a popular Iggy Pop riff in there somewhere...
Posted 16 years ago by badean    [ Reply ]
Why did I have this as a 7? It's at least an 8.
Posted 16 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
this song, ah, this song. i was just watching this movie yesterday.
Posted 16 years ago by jubilantme    [ Reply ]
its a shame the movie had to ruin a perfectly good song.
Posted 16 years ago by rickhoran    [ Reply ]
meanfish wrote:
Ronald Reagan,Grenada,Nicaragua,Iran Contra,Ketchup as a vegetable,HIV,Market Crash, sheeeeeit what is there not to love about the 80's? At least this was a really good pop tune.
And we hadn't even had a glimmer of what the VP's son was going to do to us 20 years later. Paradise.
Posted 16 years ago by siandbeth    [ Reply ]
EssexTex wrote:
This was bad then...and it's still bad now
No...
Posted 16 years ago by stevo_b    [ Reply ]
Yet another "the music was better than the music" movie songs. :)
Posted 16 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
Keep the Furs coming. Me likee.
Posted 16 years ago by lingchih    [ Reply ]
EssexTex wrote:
This was bad then...and it's still bad now
Oh no, sir. Twas good then, tis better now!
Posted 16 years ago by 93vx800    [ Reply ]
This was bad then...and it's still bad now
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
YA_MAN wrote:
THE DISILLUSIONMENT OF THE 80'S IS STILL OVERWHELMING. SO IS THIS SONG
It's funny in that in College, I hated Reagan with such a passion (and American politics in general). Now that I'm wiser, I find the Reagan years slightly amusing compared to the Bush years. I think that young people today will not look back 20 years from now and feel the same way about our current president. But I digress. Furs were a great band. This is a great song. And she does look oh so pretty in pink.
Posted 16 years ago by horstman    [ Reply ]
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Cover?
exactly
Posted 16 years ago by MrDill    [ Reply ]
rbigelo wrote:
Great cover of PnP! Loves me some Psych furs!
Cover?
Posted 16 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
There are so many songs by the Furs that are better than this that should be getting played instead.
Posted 16 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
rbigelo wrote:
Great cover of PnP! Loves me some Psych furs!
cover?
Posted 16 years ago by MrDill    [ Reply ]
love these guys!
Posted 16 years ago by superflyLD    [ Reply ]
Great cover of PnP! Loves me some Psych furs!
Posted 16 years ago by rbigelo    [ Reply ]
The bass riff sort of reminds me of The Deadbeat Club by the B52's....just in the middle.
Posted 16 years ago by out_to_lunch    [ Reply ]
Ronald Reagan,Grenada,Nicaragua,Iran Contra,Ketchup as a vegetable,HIV,Market Crash, sheeeeeit what is there not to love about the 80's? At least this was a really good pop tune.
Posted 16 years ago by meanfish    [ Reply ]
mandolin wrote:
...i'd never noticed before the similarity between this and lou reed's sweet jane...
YOU'RE RIGHT, MY FRIEND. REMEMBERS ME LOU REED.
Posted 16 years ago by mefrombrazil    [ Reply ]
...i'd never noticed before the similarity between this and lou reed's sweet jane...
Posted 16 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
BACK TO THE 80'S. GREAT.
Posted 16 years ago by mefrombrazil    [ Reply ]
YA_MAN wrote:
THE DISILLUSIONMENT OF THE 80'S IS STILL OVERWHELMING. SO IS THIS SONG
I like disillusionment, it's an honest emotion. I need a disillusioned emoticon!!
Posted 17 years ago by firerytrigon    [ Reply ]
THE DISILLUSIONMENT OF THE 80'S IS STILL OVERWHELMING. SO IS THIS SONG
Posted 17 years ago by YA_MAN    [ Reply ]
Now I'll be doing my snarky voice the rest of the day: Isn't she
Posted 17 years ago by redeyespy    [ Reply ]
Talk Talk Talk on vinyl. Also on cassette- one of the best albums of the 80's
Posted 17 years ago by MiketheKnife    [ Reply ]
AliGator wrote:
Uh, this is like, the original version of the song. Before the movie. IIRC.
Posted 17 years ago by newwavegurly    [ Reply ]
She is still hot!
She is in town this week starring in Sweet Charity - Broadway production. Hope to see it!
Posted 17 years ago by ruthless    [ Reply ]
Psyche Furs...yay!!!
Posted 17 years ago by Wilmshurst    [ Reply ]
They hit the royalty lottery with this one.
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
jah_blessed wrote:
That riff at the start is straight from Sweet Jane.
As refracted through Mott the Hoople.
Posted 17 years ago by tonypf    [ Reply ]
fjordless wrote:
Not their best, but I'm always happy to hear something by the Furs. By the way, the Dresden Dolls do an amazing cover of this.
I'm quite fond of the Social Distortion version, myself.
Posted 17 years ago by meydele    [ Reply ]
I love this song-my favorite psyfurs tune. And it reminds me of the massive crush I had on Molly R. Hope she's aged better than I!
Posted 17 years ago by MCKY    [ Reply ]
Not their best, but I'm always happy to hear something by the Furs. By the way, the Dresden Dolls do an amazing cover of this.
Posted 18 years ago by fjordless    [ Reply ]
Man--keys actually sound genuinely Hammond-ish. Chimey guitars, too. And to think that, at the time, this was swept up in with other "synth-pop" of the time, a lot of which (looking back) actually has a heck of a lot of guitars.
Posted 18 years ago by QualityPie    [ Reply ]
keith_mineo wrote:
Anyway, this song never sounded so good, is it new?
Uh, this is like, the original version of the song. Before the movie. IIRC.
Posted 18 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
This song's not bad, but back when the furs were cutting edge, it was largely considered the "cop out to the industry tune." Before the picture. I saw them once at a cool venue in baton rouge: they came on late, with obvious interband issues, broke out into a fist fight about 15 minutes into the set, and stormed off the stage never to return. Haven't been much of a fan since then.
Posted 18 years ago by dorkmeister    [ Reply ]
Roverfish wrote:
Still an excellent tune.
Ok, so I was a bit harsh there, and rash She is still hot!
Posted 18 years ago by keith_mineo    [ Reply ]
keith_mineo wrote:
Is that Molly now, or then? I'd expect that now she looks more like
You would be incorrect. keith_mineo wrote:
Anyway, this song never sounded so good, is it new?
Still an excellent tune.
Posted 18 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
bindi wrote:
I'm always thinking of Molly Ringwald!
Is that Molly now, or then? I'd expect that now she looks more like Anyway, this song never sounded so good, is it new?
Posted 18 years ago by keith_mineo    [ Reply ]
toastee wrote:
I just keep thinkin of Molly Ringwald.
I'm always thinking of Molly Ringwald!
Posted 18 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
Years ahead of their time.
Posted 18 years ago by Thistle    [ Reply ]
Love this original version of Pretty In Pink. The Psych Furs were an unbelievable band in the 80s - especially live.
Posted 18 years ago by Rickvee    [ Reply ]
GoldenBoy wrote:
This one gets a 6 from me, but only because it's so played out and too closely associated with that bleeding movie. These blokes were a great band, IMHO; right up there with Joy Division, Echo & the Bunnymen, and The Cure. With music like that, is it no wonder the young bands today are emulating them?
Remember, this was a great song well before the movie came out. In fact, from what I understand, they were unhappy with the use of the song with the movie, i.e., the message of the song was far removed from the message of the movie.
Posted 18 years ago by jenseda    [ Reply ]
jah_blessed wrote:
That riff at the start is straight from Sweet Jane.
Of course! And how many bands (from Suicide to Stereolab) haven't made their careers doing one version after another of "Sister Ray"?
Posted 18 years ago by dionysius    [ Reply ]
That riff at the start is straight from Sweet Jane.
Posted 18 years ago by jah_blessed    [ Reply ]
toastee wrote:
I just keep thinkin of Molly Ringwald.
Can you catch that from a cat?
Posted 18 years ago by rascal420    [ Reply ]
pdhski wrote:
this is the original version, not the soundtrack cut with additional overdubs. Kinda neat & raw.
Yes, it's fun to try and figure out which is which. The one released on the soundtrack is just a little bit smoother on the vocals, a little more amped up on the guitar.
Posted 18 years ago by babygirl614    [ Reply ]
brighthue wrote:
I liked this song 20+ years ago, when it was relatively new. I just realized that it has no melody (3 notes).
this is the original version, not the soundtrack cut with additional overdubs. Kinda neat & raw.
Posted 18 years ago by pdhski    [ Reply ]
It's a great song.
Posted 18 years ago by SaintAwesome    [ Reply ]
Shimmer wrote:
Wasn't good then, isn't good now.
So wrong.
Posted 19 years ago by GoldenBoy    [ Reply ]
This one gets a 6 from me, but only because it's so played out and too closely associated with that bleeding movie. These blokes were a great band, IMHO; right up there with Joy Division, Echo & the Bunnymen, and The Cure. With music like that, is it no wonder the young bands today are emulating them?
Posted 19 years ago by GoldenBoy    [ Reply ]
ChardRemains wrote:
Kids these days, tsk. They never listen!
actually, i prefer kids these days. kids in my day, a fucking nightmare.
Posted 19 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
by the way, this WAS NOT written for the molly ringwald film.
Kids these days, tsk. They never listen!
Posted 19 years ago by ChardRemains    [ Reply ]
by the way, this WAS NOT written for the molly ringwald film.
Posted 19 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
mojoman wrote:
Ah, the 1980s. The "What Were We Thinking?" decade!
We were thinking, "well at least the 70s are over, thank Christ."
Posted 19 years ago by drover    [ Reply ]
This has held up very well -- unlike many 80s standards -- More Furs, please. Something off "Forever Now" would be nice.
Posted 19 years ago by ChardRemains    [ Reply ]
love the furs. dark, melodic, lovely. so influential. this is what good pop can be. and,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,you can dance to it.
Posted 19 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Love this song! More from the Psychedelic Furs please!
Posted 19 years ago by Jacksonstat    [ Reply ]
If I remember correctly another Steve Lillywhite classic
Posted 19 years ago by Spot1100    [ Reply ]
GolfRomeo wrote:
Memories. 400ft down, off the coast of the USSR in a submarine. This soundtrack was one of the things that kept me (relatively) sane.
I think the Furs also saved me a few times when I was 400 feet down as well. Though I was not, of course, under water. The Cure also rescued me from drowning in plain air a few times.
Posted 19 years ago by Dragonfly_Launch    [ Reply ]
wow...im thinking about how much i lusted for Molly Ringwald....
Posted 19 years ago by spek10    [ Reply ]