the 90s was a pretty depressing era with all the britpop nonsense blur oasis tony blair etc i would consider neil hannon to be a real musician that rises above all that shit at the time and to get the privilege of writing the theme tune to Father Ted and my lovely horse haha
Catherine Turner. That's her name in the credits. And in the "In Pursuit of Happiness" performance of the same concert Neil introduces her, but just by first name.
I first heard this song just as I started studying the Nouvelle Vague. When I first heard that final scene in Breathless I was like "It's Hannon!". I also studied Alfie in the same year. Haha
the 90s was a pretty depressing era with all the britpop nonsense blur oasis tony blair etc i would consider neil hannon to be a real musician that rises above all that shit at the time and to get the privilege of writing the theme tune to Father Ted and my lovely horse haha
centralscrutinizer9 9 months ago
WOW ! Beautiful :-)
pontepolentepontepi 1 year ago
I first heard this on John Peel around 1993 and yes this is one of their best songs!
theimposter1979 1 year ago
i think this might be my fave divine song, still remember where I was the first time I listened to Prominade
keflar5 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this song! I love it!!
finekids7473 1 year ago
anyone know the name of the female backup singer?
didoma73 2 years ago
Catherine Turner. That's her name in the credits. And in the "In Pursuit of Happiness" performance of the same concert Neil introduces her, but just by first name.
MarTenSaa 2 years ago
@MarTenSaa
Oh, thank you. She's absolutely "divine", stunning voice and looks.
didoma73 1 year ago
i melt away how he sings "lets go see a movie show..."
flowster25 2 years ago 4
First heard this song, which introduced me to The Divine Comedy by the way... on a Freebie Hot Press CD years ago
has been stuck in my mind ever since
michaelfeeney 2 years ago
@michaelfeeney
Me too, after that I bought all their albums, one of the best thing I ever did.
heilong79 1 year ago
lyrically, what a song.. Neil needs more recognition for his works and what he gets to reach with his music
southamepton 3 years ago 5
Yes, his compositions are so good that the lyrics are sometimes overlooked. He's an excellent lyricist too.
JimHewittWhite 3 years ago 12
@JimHewittWhite i couln't agree with u more !
RoxyXStrawberry 1 year ago
I first heard this song just as I started studying the Nouvelle Vague. When I first heard that final scene in Breathless I was like "It's Hannon!". I also studied Alfie in the same year. Haha
Cliech 3 years ago 2
what an excellent, underrated talent
jimboshizz 3 years ago 16
Thanks for uploading, I love this song. Neil sings it beautifully here and is even better than the version on the album.
guysbitch 3 years ago 4