Pleasure heads must burn, that dvd makes my day everytime i watch it.

Tracy Pew was one cool motherfucker.

glynnisjohns wrote:Pleasure heads must burn, that dvd makes my day everytime i watch it.

Tracy Pew was one cool motherfucker.

No shit man...

The live TV spot is so sweet.

The pelvic undulations are hypnotic.

Release the bats!!!!!

For some reason, I've always thought "Prayers on Fire" was an album title of the most simple yet profound impact.

NC

One of the greatest bands ever!! So NOT CRAP!

Mutiny/The Bad Seed! She is the best! I cannot stop listening to her! That's Mick Harvey on drums, right? He sounds better than the other guy.

Well, maybe Live 1981-82 is the best. But the Mutiny!/The Bad Seep comp: she is underrated! Just as fucked up as Junkyard but more energy to go around.

Nick Cave wrote:Hands up! Who wants to die?!

NOTCRAPNOTCRAPNOTCRAPNOTCRAPNOTCRAP

he/she who has voted crap, show yourself... so I can make sure I never take your advice on music...

connor wrote:Mutiny/The Bad Seed! She is the best!

I'm with Connor. "Deep in the Woods" is my favorite song by The Birthday Party. But all of the others are tied for second. Except for "The Friend Catcher." I'm not as into that one.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:I'm with Connor. "Deep in the Woods" is my favorite song by The Birthday Party.

I have to agree wholeheartedly. The end is one of the greatest parts of a song ever written.

Nick Cave wrote:love is for fools and all fools are lovers
it's raining on my house and none of the others
love is for fools and God knows I'm still one
the sidewalks are full of love's lonely children

Fantastic.


Jon

All Music Guide is my friend.

Before Prayers there is a record just called The Birthday Party. Also, I guess before The Birthday Party they were called Boys Next Door and released a record called Door Door.

I'd be interested in hearing these two albums. Anybody else have them? Are they any good?