Here goes, ha: "Why the hell did Celtic Frost do their crap cover of Mexican Radio?! Why would this crowd do Ring Of..?! Ever since public relations men invented the teenager in the 50's it's all just a big coolio, circle-jerk of a teenage/ kidult 'look how cool me am/ look at what I'm into/ look at me pull scrunging faces' sweaty, egotistical association-game. Except that doing Ring Of Fire is like humping a sacred cow. Like covering Bohemian Rhapsody (check Bad News). You just don't do it". x
Saw WOV in 81 or 82 @ The Whiskey A Go Go...Weird decade.Weird band-been a fan since.I was born and raised in So Cal but I own property in S.Carolina-once while driving east I stopped in Meridian,Mississippi @ a gas station and had this playing on my tape deck with the door open while gassing up and 4 big rednecks heard that guitar riff and walked over to listen to this rendition of The Man in Black's classic-They all dug it.They said "Wall of Who"?...I laughed for 500 miles after that.
Stan played this last night at Pershing Square in LA. It was awesome! Stan the man has still got it. Unbelievable that he can do a free concert in LA and have less than a 1000 people show. Y'all missed agreat show.
i love wall of voodoo, i was see them many times live, but i dont like their cover version of johnny cashs "ring of fire". its not good wall of voodoo song.
Cool version! It is always better when someone puts their own spin on a song instead of trying to sound like the oroginal. If I want to hear Johnny Cash's version I'll listen to him rather than someone trying to sound like him and failing.
You are kidding yourselves if you think this is brilliant. Go back and listen to the man in black...I kept looking for Frankenstein to come across the stage.
One of the best shows among a parade of great shows circa 81-82 in LA. Saw them at the Country Club and Perkins Palace. The CC show kicked ass. I think the next week I saw X and the Alley Cats. Stan was and is the man. Only John Doe personifies the L.A. alt-80s music scene as well as Stan.
I was lucky enough to have met thes cats several times and hung out with them having a beer or two back in the day in between sets when u could do that at the small clubs they played all over from th OC to santa monica and of course hollywood if u ever seen them u were lucky what an experiance for sure there shows would put u into a hipnotic trans I think they were WAY ahead of there time music was very raw at this point xcept these guys the key board synth seen was not popular yet what a band
I actually heard this version of this song way before i heard the original, and when i finally heard the original i thought it was a bad cover of this song.
@SirHatchporch How funny. This doesn't refer to Stan, but a friend and I always referred to Bruce Campbell as "the guy from Wall of VooDoo," because of a photo on LP sleeve or cover (don't remember which now).
What musician doesn't like getting articles of clothing thrown at him? and also why throw it back into the crowd? u know its just gonna come back haha
Actually ,they invited June Carter to see them at the Whiskey. She was a bit perplexed at this version but was nice about it. I think it's an inspired arrangement of the Cash/Carter classic.
To all those who might think WOV were one-hit-wonders, I encourage you to check out Stan Ridgeway's solo work. This criminally underrated singer/songwriter's best work comes later in his career. Don't miss his side project Drywall, either.
Pretty cool song. Kooky too. That's the 80's for ya! Never heard anything from this band before other than Mexican Radio. Band bears further investigation...
Don't blame the singer for being pissed at people throwing shit on the stage. I'd probably freak! "Don't fuck with my show, man!"
I saw them in Boston in 1981 or 82. Toward the end of this song the guitarist, Mark Moreland , dropped his guitar on the stage, walked over to Chas Grey's keyboard stand and knocked it over, pinning Grey underneath. Moreland walked off stage. The roadies came out and extricated Grey from beneath his instruments. The keyboard no longer worked so Grey picked up Moreland's guitar and resumed playing. Very strange night. Very strange band. One of my all-time favorites.
not sure if it was a joke or not, but i do happen to know there was a lot of drug use to get through the stress of their bad record contracts, which required them to play a ridiculous amount of shows, and lead to the drummer snapping completely after their US Festival show...
A fine cover of a fine song, Wall Of Voodoo are part of what is Old Weird America ......... Johnny would be proud........ although I think June wrote it
WOV must've influenced some of the 90s bands - Trent Reznor (the synthesizer work). Stone Temple Pilots, Nirvana, & other alternative/grunge groups (the ones who had folk music influences. Ex: STP's video for "Vaseline" is really similar to WOV's, "Far Side of Crazy" w/Andy Prieboy. Weiland makes similar faces as Ridgway when performing & admits to first being inspired by folk/Johnny Cash music). Nirvana used the same quirky/eerie sounds & similar WOV guitar techniques in their first 2 albums.
Very well put. I've thought this about Stan and his perfomances with Wall of Voodoo for about 30 years now (ever since I saw him do "Back in Flesh" on Urgh!). What still amazes me to this day is Burbridge's choice of groups to put on Urgh!, as many of them were far from famous when they performed their work on Urgh! (Stan, Jello Biafra, Klaus Nomi, Gary Numan, Sting.... the list just goes on).
OMG Stan...in this song, I see Stan convey Johnny Cash, Harry Dean Stanton, David Byrne and Kyle MacLaughlin all at once...oh and the bridge takes me to Disneyland's Haunted Mansion! Yay! Did I say that I LOVE this??
The drummer, Joe Nanini, died in 2000. The guitarist, Marc Moreland, died in 2002. They split up in 83, but Stan Ridgway, the singer, fronted a band called Wall of Voodoo, though he was they only original member in the band, as late as 2006.
Sorry, this is NOT the version lame-ass Adam did on AI and Jeff Buckley NEVER did a version of Ring of Fire. His version was copped from Universal Hall Pass. Get it right people!
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That's because that's the song he was copying his after...he even said it himself. If Dilani was remaking this version, but obviously changing alot, there might be parts of it that sound like Adam's, but Adam was going off of Dilani's version, so obviously it'll sound more like hers. Either way it sucks giant balls...ermmm...no pun intended on Adam's part. He's usually good, but he just should've done something else, because this absolutely sucked!
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this is fucking crap.
probably older than you too. I wish I was in the crowd with a shotgun to blow away everyone of these useless fucks, then I would take the buttend of my shotgun and smash the lead singers face in until it looked like a stirred shepperds pie.
you're a fuckin twat for even sticking up for these no name fucks
You probably live in a region where you only got top 40 or mainstream rock. Can`t make love was an awesome song. Not a song you would hear in conservative Cincy or Indy in the late 70`s or early 80`s. What you got was Cheap Trick and Bad Co those years.
I think Ridgway is so intelligent that he's somewhat crazy. Many people with high intelligence can be like that. He fascinates the listeners. Sort of puts them into a trance.
kids? huh? this video is twenty five years old or older. why don't you take that potato gun and shoot a potato up your ass you fifteen year old bro! I'm sure venom has covered a song somewhere...
Dog biscuits, the first time he threw them into the crowd was during the song "animal day" they threw them back and plunked Stan in the snoz, hence the hasty way they took off when they threw them at the end of the show, them suckers must have hurt like heck.
Hey ! Stan Ridgway = cool. Still makes albums, new music and tours all over the map too. I was at a show in San Francisco ( Slim's) last year for the first time seeing him. He played all his hits WOV and SOLO and more I never heard. What a great show - best I've ever seen. NOW i want and collect everything he's ever put out. Ridgway is one of a kind and can I say it? GENIUS.
Excellent group, really one of a kind! Stan Ridgway fascinates me! He is definitely someone you would love to sit down and have a conversation with! He is such a smartie pants! I love that about him!
Portishead meets Pink Floyd.
Elidoransgar 1 day ago
what stan's throwing off the stage?
mkmtta 5 days ago
Is it just me or does Stan Ridgway look like Charlie Sheen?
XMIR10C 2 weeks ago
blackies 1981 santa monica not this show but omg!!
mumblzplaya 2 weeks ago
what a tribute to deconstruction
jmaxcamp 2 months ago
This is an awesome cover, I bet Mr. Cash would agree
spcwright2002 2 months ago
Here goes, ha: "Why the hell did Celtic Frost do their crap cover of Mexican Radio?! Why would this crowd do Ring Of..?! Ever since public relations men invented the teenager in the 50's it's all just a big coolio, circle-jerk of a teenage/ kidult 'look how cool me am/ look at what I'm into/ look at me pull scrunging faces' sweaty, egotistical association-game. Except that doing Ring Of Fire is like humping a sacred cow. Like covering Bohemian Rhapsody (check Bad News). You just don't do it". x
Rodov1968 3 months ago
Saw WOV in 81 or 82 @ The Whiskey A Go Go...Weird decade.Weird band-been a fan since.I was born and raised in So Cal but I own property in S.Carolina-once while driving east I stopped in Meridian,Mississippi @ a gas station and had this playing on my tape deck with the door open while gassing up and 4 big rednecks heard that guitar riff and walked over to listen to this rendition of The Man in Black's classic-They all dug it.They said "Wall of Who"?...I laughed for 500 miles after that.
dinodemario 3 months ago 4
this is rock and roll!
jmaxcamp 3 months ago
wow this sucks
acesandeights65 4 months ago
@acesandeights65 this truly sucks monkey ass!!! :(
chevo683 3 months ago
pump it up LOOK AT THE SONG "ON INTERSTATE 15" it is a great song by wall of voodoo similar to call of west without lyrics though
THISISCHUCKNORRIS1 4 months ago
Johnny eat your heart out! Just kidding , but damn good!
jmaxcamp 4 months ago
real good...
screamingskullagogo 4 months ago
Great version ! i love it ! greetings from germany*
skatladyBln 4 months ago
0:25
MINIMOOG!!!!
Aidanloveskeyboards 5 months ago
I freaking love Wall of Voodoo.
enigmadroid 5 months ago
Excellent cover! Pretty haunting rendition with an Iron Butterfly vibe.
mados123 5 months ago
Stan played this last night at Pershing Square in LA. It was awesome! Stan the man has still got it. Unbelievable that he can do a free concert in LA and have less than a 1000 people show. Y'all missed agreat show.
zepphead263 5 months ago
i love wall of voodoo, i was see them many times live, but i dont like their cover version of johnny cashs "ring of fire". its not good wall of voodoo song.
TheMzazi 5 months ago
Cool version! It is always better when someone puts their own spin on a song instead of trying to sound like the oroginal. If I want to hear Johnny Cash's version I'll listen to him rather than someone trying to sound like him and failing.
morosemoose 5 months ago
You are kidding yourselves if you think this is brilliant. Go back and listen to the man in black...I kept looking for Frankenstein to come across the stage.
SunnyJ52 5 months ago
RIP Johnny Cash!!
FBlackRules 6 months ago
LIke the bit of the theme to "In Like Flint" they play.
ffranzos 6 months ago
How do you say Awesome in Mexican? What's that crap he's throwing out at the end?
Noromongrel 6 months ago
@Noromongrel thats not mexican , its spanish and its grandioso
gothicsakura82 6 months ago
great version from an underrated band.
josedepr 7 months ago
Tex-Mex Gloom at it's Ultimate. Haunting as it get's
tonzorrubias 7 months ago
Moreland is visibly stressed. Record manager, business contract? I think so. They were being fucked over.
Khultan 7 months ago
Me thinks weed and meth/coke are the culprits of this fucking amazing act...*wants a microdot to really enjoy the moment*
TheSurfingDuck 7 months ago
@TheSurfingDuck Don't forget talent and creativity.
SirHatchporch 7 months ago
Im seeing 4 Bruce Campbell Clones >.>
joltzkrieg 8 months ago
very original stuff.
tejaspics 8 months ago
One of the best shows among a parade of great shows circa 81-82 in LA. Saw them at the Country Club and Perkins Palace. The CC show kicked ass. I think the next week I saw X and the Alley Cats. Stan was and is the man. Only John Doe personifies the L.A. alt-80s music scene as well as Stan.
kydevforever 10 months ago
FUCK the crowd..
TwoPointsUp 10 months ago 2
The guitar and keyboard solos are menacing, dark, freaked-out..
TwoPointsUp 10 months ago
I had the LP with only 3 songs: this one, "Can't make Love" and "Long-arm", was it simply called "Wall of Voodoo" or? Great band name, by the way..
TwoPointsUp 10 months ago
just wondering ! did they do coke? i mean it was the 80s !
3reichdreaminSS 1 year ago
@3reichdreaminSS amphetaminee
Rabebaikal 10 months ago
This is like an apocalyptic version of Ring of Fire... the guitars are so sombre and menacing
pmbear 1 year ago
I was lucky enough to have met thes cats several times and hung out with them having a beer or two back in the day in between sets when u could do that at the small clubs they played all over from th OC to santa monica and of course hollywood if u ever seen them u were lucky what an experiance for sure there shows would put u into a hipnotic trans I think they were WAY ahead of there time music was very raw at this point xcept these guys the key board synth seen was not popular yet what a band
Ayame1324 1 year ago 3
i used to see them at blackies in santa monica for five bucks i miss those daze
mumblzplaya 1 year ago
sexy Stan
gogglebut 1 year ago 2
I actually heard this version of this song way before i heard the original, and when i finally heard the original i thought it was a bad cover of this song.
SirhcRekrap 1 year ago 3
Back in the day when smoking wan't too much of a taboo than an adult habit.
EcksAddikMcAddik 1 year ago
things like this make me realize how reality is gone, and makes me feel reality again.
chaoticthrasher 1 year ago
Not being funny but check out the version by the Jolly Boys. I concur that this album version is the best version but the JBs come close
minniethe3rd 1 year ago
see how much drugs the guitarist has had. oyoyoy
Sjaakstah 1 year ago
Stan and Danny Elfman are still friends.
madaikings 1 year ago 2
Love the guitar freak-out @ the end.
wertzateria 1 year ago
Anyone have a location where this was?
TheHouheightskid 1 year ago
@TheHouheightskid Not sure, it's a cramped small room. Maybe the Whisky? What an awesome band
peteheckman13 1 year ago
Awesome cover. I love seeing this. But Honestly does Stan kinda look like KD Lang?
ladmo81 1 year ago
@ladmo81 I was thinking Bruce Campbell, but now that you mention it, yeah.
adultcynic 1 year ago
@ladmo81 Uhmmm you mean she looks like him...wtf
pmbear 1 year ago
@ladmo81 I always thought Stan looked like actor Griffin Dunne. I swear the two were separated at birth.
SirHatchporch 7 months ago
@SirHatchporch How funny. This doesn't refer to Stan, but a friend and I always referred to Bruce Campbell as "the guy from Wall of VooDoo," because of a photo on LP sleeve or cover (don't remember which now).
CaesiusX 6 months ago
a classic cash cover
ccfrahm 1 year ago
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lol motherfucker thinks hes so cool with his cigarette, this shit is gayer than fuck
macaframa12 1 year ago
Bonnie! Bonnie, Baby!! Please come home!!! lol! ;-)
sparkyization 1 year ago
What musician doesn't like getting articles of clothing thrown at him? and also why throw it back into the crowd? u know its just gonna come back haha
Glasshouse27 1 year ago
my gawd, this sounds great. THANKS for the post!
balletcomposer 1 year ago
Nice clean versin that won't hang your PC
XMIR10C 1 year ago
Wall of Voodoo does Cash a big tribute. Johnny loved Mexican radio.
XMIR10C 1 year ago 15
Actually ,they invited June Carter to see them at the Whiskey. She was a bit perplexed at this version but was nice about it. I think it's an inspired arrangement of the Cash/Carter classic.
dukeyflyswatter 1 year ago 3
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A disgrace to Jonny Cash's Original. This is pure Crap! A style you either love or hate i'm afraid!!
123col1n123 2 years ago
Yeah but i bet you cheered when Johnny Cash covered Trent Reznors 'Hurt'. Hypocrite.
pinworms70 1 year ago
I did. It was brilliant.
HowNotToRap 1 year ago
Now THIS is the better version of the Wall of voodoo song.
Paladin1441 2 years ago
Wall of Voodoo was the sh!t ,stan get off the sauce my friend,you could have it all. The song sueged into Grandma's House,sweet.
qdrone 2 years ago
killer shit
MrSixstringjohnny 2 years ago
To all those who might think WOV were one-hit-wonders, I encourage you to check out Stan Ridgeway's solo work. This criminally underrated singer/songwriter's best work comes later in his career. Don't miss his side project Drywall, either.
rullrich100 2 years ago 13
@rullrich100 You understand. Thank you.
jmaxcamp 1 month ago
Wow. They really were a live band, weren't they? If there is any justice, this (which is clearly professionally shot) is available on DVD.
jackal59 2 years ago
I'd give my first born child to be able to go back in time to see one of their live shows.
JennaWrites 2 years ago 2
I only saw them about 6 times and every time were amazing.
LAergoguy 2 years ago
Pretty cool song. Kooky too. That's the 80's for ya! Never heard anything from this band before other than Mexican Radio. Band bears further investigation...
Don't blame the singer for being pissed at people throwing shit on the stage. I'd probably freak! "Don't fuck with my show, man!"
gorillabelly1 2 years ago
If Stanard is your name you have to be weird.
gianca60 2 years ago
The 80's were weird and creepy . Raygun was Pres. This was needed.
2short2q 2 years ago 2
seeing him tonight... woohoo!
kimiboylan 2 years ago
I like this cover of the song. Actually, I like just about everything WOV ever did. Unlike most bands, they're sound is unique...
DingoBluefoot 2 years ago
always loved this version...ridgway and wall of voodoo are sounds I keep coming back to
borgorusky 2 years ago 2
Quite remarkable. Ridgway, as usual, is in fine form, and Marc Moreland, as usual, calculated every discordant, feedbank-drenched note.
Thanks -- a confirmation that Mr. Moreland was one of the finest guitarists ...
KnobsTheClown 2 years ago 2
I saw them in Boston in 1981 or 82. Toward the end of this song the guitarist, Mark Moreland , dropped his guitar on the stage, walked over to Chas Grey's keyboard stand and knocked it over, pinning Grey underneath. Moreland walked off stage. The roadies came out and extricated Grey from beneath his instruments. The keyboard no longer worked so Grey picked up Moreland's guitar and resumed playing. Very strange night. Very strange band. One of my all-time favorites.
AMeatBeetle 2 years ago 20
@AMeatBeetle wow... thats a little scary...
not sure if it was a joke or not, but i do happen to know there was a lot of drug use to get through the stress of their bad record contracts, which required them to play a ridiculous amount of shows, and lead to the drummer snapping completely after their US Festival show...
IamLukeSilz92 7 months ago
Stan play a Farfisa compact organ...!
eddaponteggi 2 years ago
feedback can be your friend...or your enemy.
JamaicaLouie 2 years ago 4
In this case, it's you're best friend....
Plazmatix 2 years ago
and in some cases , your ant , and in others , incest .
boredandwise 2 years ago
A fine cover of a fine song, Wall Of Voodoo are part of what is Old Weird America ......... Johnny would be proud........ although I think June wrote it
dix05069 2 years ago 5
badass!
BROKENTOILETSTORE 2 years ago
lol, ruined it huh?
it's a good twisted version.
mfish618 2 years ago 4
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they ruined Johny cashes song sad it is.........
DRNEGOLICIS 2 years ago
actually they ruined june carter cash's song. I mean if one thinks it is ruined. She wrote it.
goodmorningcapt1 2 years ago
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nah....its shit cover of a great song
iluvatomicbomb 2 years ago
j'encule NIN c'est bon ?
SansPretentionAucune 2 years ago
WOV must've influenced some of the 90s bands - Trent Reznor (the synthesizer work). Stone Temple Pilots, Nirvana, & other alternative/grunge groups (the ones who had folk music influences. Ex: STP's video for "Vaseline" is really similar to WOV's, "Far Side of Crazy" w/Andy Prieboy. Weiland makes similar faces as Ridgway when performing & admits to first being inspired by folk/Johnny Cash music). Nirvana used the same quirky/eerie sounds & similar WOV guitar techniques in their first 2 albums.
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SansPretentionAucune 2 years ago
Very well put. I've thought this about Stan and his perfomances with Wall of Voodoo for about 30 years now (ever since I saw him do "Back in Flesh" on Urgh!). What still amazes me to this day is Burbridge's choice of groups to put on Urgh!, as many of them were far from famous when they performed their work on Urgh! (Stan, Jello Biafra, Klaus Nomi, Gary Numan, Sting.... the list just goes on).
Mackspane 2 years ago
Shit balls.
motorcitystevo 2 years ago
The bridge bears a atrong resemblance to the theme from the James Coburn film "Our Man Flint".
fairportfan 2 years ago
You are correct, sir - it is that very song, and a great version to boot!
deadbeatdynamo 2 years ago
very cool. thanks for posting this...
i never saw them do this song live so it's nice to see it here,
bendobrin 2 years ago 2
Just as great as I remembered it. Outstanding stuff.
babymicrobe 2 years ago 3
wtf
chrome0utlaw 2 years ago
OMG Stan...in this song, I see Stan convey Johnny Cash, Harry Dean Stanton, David Byrne and Kyle MacLaughlin all at once...oh and the bridge takes me to Disneyland's Haunted Mansion! Yay! Did I say that I LOVE this??
Hindasound 2 years ago 4
mighty good analogy!
eartant 2 years ago
This is the only cover of this song that matters. This is brilliant.
HumGuitar 2 years ago 44
@HumGuitar There is soul version by Ray Charles on youtube. Check it out, sucka.
SpitColor 1 year ago
Where is this guy NOW? Whut happened? Where is Wall of Voodoo now?
josephine938 2 years ago
The drummer, Joe Nanini, died in 2000. The guitarist, Marc Moreland, died in 2002. They split up in 83, but Stan Ridgway, the singer, fronted a band called Wall of Voodoo, though he was they only original member in the band, as late as 2006.
PurdueNiteOwl 2 years ago
Sorry, this is NOT the version lame-ass Adam did on AI and Jeff Buckley NEVER did a version of Ring of Fire. His version was copped from Universal Hall Pass. Get it right people!
scoobarama 2 years ago
Sorry people the version that Adam did on AI is the Jeff Buckley version NOT Wall Of Voodoo!!!
Tempest192 2 years ago
Adam's version more closely matches the DILANI version of this song.
PinkFrostyDonut 2 years ago
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That's because that's the song he was copying his after...he even said it himself. If Dilani was remaking this version, but obviously changing alot, there might be parts of it that sound like Adam's, but Adam was going off of Dilani's version, so obviously it'll sound more like hers. Either way it sucks giant balls...ermmm...no pun intended on Adam's part. He's usually good, but he just should've done something else, because this absolutely sucked!
ToxicDiaperVideos 2 years ago
Horrible. Not at all like Adam's!
autumn267 2 years ago
This is the version that Adam Lambert used in AI.
PinkFrostyDonut 2 years ago
this is such interesting way of singing this song. i love it. it's so different and kinda scary but it's so cool and somewhat intoxicating.
deathrose 2 years ago 3
great vid !
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
I think we have a scandalized country bumpkin in the house. Go back to the trailer park and take your shotgun with you.
isidro7667 2 years ago
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COCKS ARE SOGGY!
bumslummonkeyface 2 years ago
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Wall of stupidity
craigmazzali 2 years ago
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I always hated Mexican Radio. Everything they`ve done prior was awesome.
oldphoque 2 years ago
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BTW, the "one hit" is certainfuckingly not this piece of shit cover they are doing.
craigmazzali 3 years ago
Are you kidding. You don't know shit about music ...this is fucking sweet. Maybe when you grow up you'll appreciate it. Good luck to ya
billman2112 2 years ago 3
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this is fucking crap.
probably older than you too. I wish I was in the crowd with a shotgun to blow away everyone of these useless fucks, then I would take the buttend of my shotgun and smash the lead singers face in until it looked like a stirred shepperds pie.
you're a fuckin twat for even sticking up for these no name fucks
craigmazzali 2 years ago
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These guys kinda say the words "one hit wonder" to me.
kinda sad.
craigmazzali 3 years ago
You probably live in a region where you only got top 40 or mainstream rock. Can`t make love was an awesome song. Not a song you would hear in conservative Cincy or Indy in the late 70`s or early 80`s. What you got was Cheap Trick and Bad Co those years.
oldphoque 2 years ago 2
I think Ridgway is so intelligent that he's somewhat crazy. Many people with high intelligence can be like that. He fascinates the listeners. Sort of puts them into a trance.
terrafirma91 3 years ago 4
love this band
necroculto66 3 years ago
kids? huh? this video is twenty five years old or older. why don't you take that potato gun and shoot a potato up your ass you fifteen year old bro! I'm sure venom has covered a song somewhere...
tapdancingfetus 3 years ago 4
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fuckin garbage. write your own song kids!
forgedeath 3 years ago
Dumb fucks, listen to your crummy ali baba music, shit you are fucking with royalty. dumb fucks
jlmarc01 3 years ago
lots of electricity. What is he throwing at the end, weed?
julesickdrums 3 years ago
like it
HertzWorld 3 years ago
the fire has been out for long, stanard ridgeway never got the recognition he was due, the fire is with him forever
kerdubennak 3 years ago 3
Excellent version!
Although he looks off his head at the start!
truespyfan 3 years ago
What is he throwing at the audience at the end? (Or in the beginning for that matter?)
lundkvist 3 years ago
a towel
kapitein60 3 years ago
oh, thanks
lundkvist 3 years ago
Dog biscuits, the first time he threw them into the crowd was during the song "animal day" they threw them back and plunked Stan in the snoz, hence the hasty way they took off when they threw them at the end of the show, them suckers must have hurt like heck.
seany722 3 years ago
He's got one of the most interesting voice in the business. And i like his quick movement of the right cheek during singing.
morphinlounge101 3 years ago 15
Whos right his or yours?
XMIR10B 3 years ago
The best interpretation of the great song "Ring of Fire". Nobody sounds like Wall of Voodoo and this song fits them very well.
HarveyEspatchelowe 3 years ago 5
i agree, thrilling sound...
NYHCtom 3 years ago
Hey ! Stan Ridgway = cool. Still makes albums, new music and tours all over the map too. I was at a show in San Francisco ( Slim's) last year for the first time seeing him. He played all his hits WOV and SOLO and more I never heard. What a great show - best I've ever seen. NOW i want and collect everything he's ever put out. Ridgway is one of a kind and can I say it? GENIUS.
80smusic123 3 years ago 2
He kinda looks like Stan Ridgeway
XMIR10B 3 years ago 2
uhhhh...
KJPDude 3 years ago
He kinda looks like Cash!
augustine430 3 years ago
I love this band... They sound better in concert then I ever imagined. Stan Ridgway is totally mister cool...
RottenRooster08 3 years ago 2
Ridgeway is Mr. Cool
XMIR10B 3 years ago
The nerd you knew in high school that blew our minds later.
XMIR10B 3 years ago
what happen to the cancer bar?
BamBamBre 3 years ago
Ridgeway vs Byrne.
XMIR10B 3 years ago
Excellent group, really one of a kind! Stan Ridgway fascinates me! He is definitely someone you would love to sit down and have a conversation with! He is such a smartie pants! I love that about him!
myluckynumberis1 3 years ago 3
amazing
bertoHC 4 years ago
great vid
XMIR10B 4 years ago
Oh nmyt god
XMIR10B 4 years ago
UnbeeepoeevBLE. mkem my dty iddioit, ridgeway ri=les
XMIR10B 4 years ago
fmciuhbgrehv
XMIR10B 4 years ago
Ace
XMIR10B 4 years ago
Great ending!
WowIndescribable 4 years ago
Marc Moreland on guitar.. simply amazing.
VronRN 4 years ago 2
Good call. Marc was incredible!
markeesmith 2 years ago 2
HI MAN, ITS CUZ. I LOVE YOU, T zone MANIAC!!!
ottonoh 4 years ago
I saw these guys in 1982 or so. They were awesome. Actually the opening act, Translator, blew them off the stage. But they were still awesome.
bpted 4 years ago