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  • Never knew what the hell he was saying. Just ckecked; great lyrics!

  • I love the fucking album;

    because a lot of people saw it as sold out

    they had a period of commercial success and financial backing.

    The best production I think I've ever heard on a record...

    it's as clean as a nun's cunt!

  • This song and the album is epic, those fucks who don't like this kind of Killing Joke can wipe my ass!

  • Some Kiling Joke Fans, are very critical about 'Brighter than a Thousand Suns', Which is a great shame.

    In my opinion, This Album was Killing Jokes Spiritual Transformation - howbeit, less ferocious.

    I would ike to see Jaz and the Band do something similar again.

  • Who where the 6 fudgepackers that woted thumbs down on this epic song??!!

  • I like all KJ incarnations. I even think Outside the Gate is a fantastic album and very underrated.

  • They don't make songs like this anymore !! Brings back good memories of the eighties !!

  • LoL It's like a crap version of Love Of The Masses. Y is there no vid 4 their best song ever? =/

  • verdadera joya musical, rodeada de arte y misterio, ya esta en mis "melodias ochenteras" aqui en youtube, escuchalas, musica seleccionada para oidos exigentes.

  • i love this song the bass rIFFS R wicked and Big pauls Beats r Groovy danny is a badass guitarist he plays like a Master jazz sings so accurate to their playing

  • splendid song

  • ...THIS SONG RELAX...

  • My cousin played this to me and just wanna say that this is one of the best 80's songs ever made.

  • Pfff....Pretty dissapointing fairystuff, compared to the Killing Joke we knew from the early eighties.

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  • why you can put the option "insert" ?

  • The joke during their 'romantic ' period....beautiful.

  • What the FUCK happened to the 80's. Fuck hold me in your arms and read me a bed time story. Punks in England had KJ on there leathers, now its on there teddy bears? killing me softly with his words...........

  • The money started flowing again, Punk needed a collapsed economy to unify disaffected youth. Or as Crass put it, Punk became "just another cheap product for the consumers head"

  • Totally agree.

  • Even though this was from their most [deceptively] commercially-palatable offering, it's right up there with their debut and, *gasp* "Revelations" as one of the three ultimate statements that KJ ever made.

  • This was very controversial LP back in the day, but I always loved it. I love Jaz Coleman's soft and pretty vocal delivery juxtaposed against the gloom-and-doom lyrical content. It's nice and melodic and (gasp!!!) wonderfully produced which understandably confused some of their original fanbase. Still, this still stands as one of my favorite albums ever. Check out that obstinate bassline and the way it relates to the melody. Fucking awesome.

  • oops I meant retarded lol

  • Jaz looks like Ted Danson, who said he looks like Cher? thats retarted

  • my friend's dad is geordie walker

  • I've listened to this album perhaps more than any other album...ever

    and that's a lot

  • Patterns I'm finding As pain and joy and sorrow mingle. Patterns we're finding Our faces raised in adorations.Deserts are paradise, awake to genocides. Delight and suffering, these roles that we have found Nourished by food we eat, hungered by waste excrete From apes or sons of god, let every act be sacred. Patterns I'm finding As pain and joy and sorrow mingle. Patterns we're finding Our faces raised in adorations.
  • Courage and Cowards move, heroes to ecstasy

    Welcomes of war and wounds, vigil and vitcory

    Structures of atoms dance, sugar towards the taster,

    Prey to the predator, love as we're falling down

    Through light and laughter flow, to dirge and death we go,

    Mindless processions move, lanterns of burning towns,

    Welcome to fray and feast, bliss in all sorrows found,

    Rhythms and random moves and waves of revelations.

  • The first KJ record I heard was Nighttime and it is still one of my all time favorite records. This song was from their next album and has a very similiar sound. I love it. KJ did a webcast from a 2006 show in Amsterdam and it's pretty damn cool. That haunting guitar open chords and synth keyboards really defined the 80's new wave sound but KJ was actually cool. Wish I was listening to this stuff in the 80's. If you like this, check out Ministry 12" singles Halloween remix.

  • Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......... S

  • This song is so underated like the majority of the work of Killing Joke. Top 5 all time out of the 80's. Even though they are weird, predicting the world going down and living in Iceland. Even though they helped the launch of the Sugarbabes.

  • Good song! Reminds me of early Cocteau Twins

  • Massive song and a massive band. Thanks for posting this vid

  • Love the album. Love the song. But I'm sorry....Jaz Coleman looks like Cher in this video.

  • he looked his best in the Love Like Blood video.

  • @SexVampireBite I disagree. Definitely the Eighties vid.

  • @PanoplyCabaret ok, both then! ;)

  • thank you for this.

    can't wait to buy the remastered version of this album!

  • "Brighter than a Thousand Suns is one of the most underrated albums of all time." I agree. I've been looking for a good quality version of this video for some time. Many thanks for posting it. Perhaps you'll allow embedding so that I may share this beautiful track with others.

  • Official Killing Joke. Brighter Than A Thousand Suns is one of the most underrated albums of all time.

  • Good job on the sound quality!! Keep posting 'em!

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