Not one of my friends ever got why I loved this band so much. The rythmn and vocals are just so nocturnal. It's the heartbeat of the city after dark!!! I could play this in my head (without a walkman) in the mid 80's whilst walking around central Bristol between clubs & gigs without a care...
Oh my God, i was so hoping i would find their stuff on here. Years ago after I stumbled upon their stuff on napster I searched high and low, every record store in many a big city for their stuff to no avail. After 11 years I'm reunited! Thank you. thank you.
First ever gig was Pink Military/Wah! Heat followed by Cabaret Voltaire/The Fall the next night! Everything downhill after that lot! Gorgeous song............
What an astonishingly sexy record! That languid guitar threads it's sinuous way into your mind. And where to start with that vocal - see if it grabs you, and if so, WHERE? Absolutely fuckin' delicious. And I know people who don't get it. How more wrong could they be? None. None more wrong.
Perfect song, if i am right a love tribute to Morrisey as his named is mentioned! I was lucky to see them once in The Hague, somewhere in the Eightees. Other great song is 'Don't let go'
So glad there are others who got to hear this. I became an instant fan in the 1980's... the minimalist sound... awesome lyrically, interesting... genuine.
A great record from the wonderful Jayne Casey who played her part in Liverpool's punk and new wave scene and later became one of the co-founders of the Cream nightclub.
Pink Industry have a great My Space music site with more of the Music we like...including the classic "Feel the Pain"..I still have some old cassette tapes from recording John Peel off the Radio in the late 1970s and early 1980s...lots of Pink Military , Pink Industry, Joy Division, Delta 5, Anne Clarke, Cocteau, Fatal Microbes, The Sinatras, ETC..i remember listening to THE SMITHS on peel My girl said they wont get Far singing that dull shit! She had no Idea! .Peel Was so much ahaed of his time
Last I heard, Jayne was an arts administrator in Liverpool having lost her singing voice following throat surgery. I think she had become bored with the music biz by then (mid 90's). She was a true punk and I think the searing honesty is one of the things that makes the songs so achingly beautiful. They are set in those wonderfully dark baselines that make them shine even brighter. I think Ambrose went into performance / conceptual art but I'm not sure. Hope they are both fulfilled now.
If you heard the track she recorded after the operation I think you would notice the difference. Also, she is not trying to sing "Ave Maria". There are songs that stretch her voice more, like "Two cultures" and "Stand Alone".
Jayne was in the news recently. She was being sued by her business partner over some money he invested in a Liverpool arts project. All seems a bit odd because I think Jayne must have earned a few bob from her involvement in "Cream". She is now trying to buy him out.
Changed my oulook on music this band did in the early 80's. Played the album to death, think my bro's got sick of hearing but still means a lot to me this track. Love it.
Conheci pouco deles na época de 80/90, mas sempre os achei cult e singulares. Estou tentando pegar a discografia deles no torrent, mas nem lá eu acho eles. Isso sim é ser alternativo.
Eu tenho a discografia completa deles, se quiserem, posso disponibilizar em algum site de compartilhamento. Entrem em contato.
Confiram também as duas primeiras bandas de Jayne Casey: Big In Japan (com Holy Johnson do Frankie Goes To Hollywood e Budgie, um dos Banshees), de 1977, que fazia um punk-rock super estranho e o Pink Military.
1983's "Who Told You, You Were Naked?" - one of the greatest albums of all times. The closing track "Time For Change" still sends chills down my spine every time I hear it. Awesome project.
Used to have this song on the "Suck" comp video ...brilliant to finally see it again after so many years ...there was also another good band featured; "A Primary Industry" ...but don't see it up yet ...anyone?
Not one of my friends ever got why I loved this band so much. The rythmn and vocals are just so nocturnal. It's the heartbeat of the city after dark!!! I could play this in my head (without a walkman) in the mid 80's whilst walking around central Bristol between clubs & gigs without a care...
3BoomtownKat 2 hours ago
Real music.
MrManusNigrum 4 months ago
jayne used to bi in big in japan with holly johnson of frankie goes to hollywood
Proxylfc 7 months ago
simply stunning.
Proxylfc 7 months ago in playlist 80`s
Oh my God, i was so hoping i would find their stuff on here. Years ago after I stumbled upon their stuff on napster I searched high and low, every record store in many a big city for their stuff to no avail. After 11 years I'm reunited! Thank you. thank you.
8verveine8 7 months ago
A masterpiece from the new-wave era. Amazingly deep and sexy. Delicious.
pietronord 8 months ago
simplistic and beautiful
seventeenboi 8 months ago
First ever gig was Pink Military/Wah! Heat followed by Cabaret Voltaire/The Fall the next night! Everything downhill after that lot! Gorgeous song............
lou0wns 10 months ago
Continues to amaze.
diskochimp 1 year ago
Life.
ironesper 1 year ago
What an astonishingly sexy record! That languid guitar threads it's sinuous way into your mind. And where to start with that vocal - see if it grabs you, and if so, WHERE? Absolutely fuckin' delicious. And I know people who don't get it. How more wrong could they be? None. None more wrong.
brianartillery 1 year ago
Perfect song, if i am right a love tribute to Morrisey as his named is mentioned! I was lucky to see them once in The Hague, somewhere in the Eightees. Other great song is 'Don't let go'
pdpnewwave 1 year ago
Spine-tingling. Where is the art nowadays?
Thompson14t 1 year ago 5
@Thompson14t In the dustbin, unfortunately...luckily we are numerous here to give this kind of music another breathe and that's the main thing (-_-)
secondhanddaylight 1 year ago 2
@secondhanddaylight
Spot on, oh yee of impeccable taste!
Thompson14t 1 year ago 2
@Thompson14t Thank you, my friend (-_-)
secondhanddaylight 1 year ago
One of the most erotic music videos I have seen in quite a while.
ChameleonsFan 1 year ago
reminds me of a kenneth anger film
DrRazorblade 1 year ago
Wow. I still have the original single with Morrissey on the cover.
hk459 1 year ago
THIS is great, have saved it to my favourites...
Are they an Australian or UK outfit?
nouveauxdecadence 2 years ago 2
liverpool UK
crieff1sand2s 2 years ago
wow i want everything they ever made
djmrbrown00 2 years ago 3
I think Morrissey was the cover star on this single.
Watertraveller 2 years ago
I remember pink industry from the eighties in backwater australia good on ya guys!
MrStimulus 2 years ago
amazing song....
ToxicTears333 2 years ago
"There's my Smiths tapes you never wanted to hear - throw them away, Morrissey in the bin, if it would bring you back again...."
MrPheasant 2 years ago 5
Wow...haunting and simply beautiful.
SINthetikTerror 2 years ago 8
this is excellent-what year was it released
cos she reminds me of Claudia Brucken from Propaganda, but this is probably earlier
anyway thanks for posting it
powrxplor69 2 years ago 4
your right sounds very like Claudia sounds even more like her on" Did you see her" single circa 1980 when they were called Pink Military
dermot51 2 years ago
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mitchburkitt 3 years ago
one of my fav's back to 1985. amazing track today as well! immortal
sfn6 3 years ago
This song should be in at least one David Lynch movie.
kemicon 3 years ago 3
I agree.
bastardita 3 years ago
Hi Jane it's good to see this stuff still getting well viewed. Here with Dave Butvher just checking out some archive stuff. Take care.... Eugene.
Jazzgriot 3 years ago
So glad there are others who got to hear this. I became an instant fan in the 1980's... the minimalist sound... awesome lyrically, interesting... genuine.
rexmichaeldillon 3 years ago 3
A great record from the wonderful Jayne Casey who played her part in Liverpool's punk and new wave scene and later became one of the co-founders of the Cream nightclub.
"Don't Let Go" by Pink Industry is even better.
blindoperasinger 3 years ago
This was my winter soundtrack in Itapecerica da Serra as a teenager growing up in Brazil and in love with music...memories...
ejdm24 3 years ago 2
amazing.
YourUselessAdvice 3 years ago
linda ! bons tempos da Hoelish!!!!!!!!
laurienliendo 3 years ago
Pink Industry have a great My Space music site with more of the Music we like...including the classic "Feel the Pain"..I still have some old cassette tapes from recording John Peel off the Radio in the late 1970s and early 1980s...lots of Pink Military , Pink Industry, Joy Division, Delta 5, Anne Clarke, Cocteau, Fatal Microbes, The Sinatras, ETC..i remember listening to THE SMITHS on peel My girl said they wont get Far singing that dull shit! She had no Idea! .Peel Was so much ahaed of his time
pfishy69 4 years ago
Last I heard, Jayne was an arts administrator in Liverpool having lost her singing voice following throat surgery. I think she had become bored with the music biz by then (mid 90's). She was a true punk and I think the searing honesty is one of the things that makes the songs so achingly beautiful. They are set in those wonderfully dark baselines that make them shine even brighter. I think Ambrose went into performance / conceptual art but I'm not sure. Hope they are both fulfilled now.
Frege100 4 years ago
Understand that I too am indeed a fan - but even so, the term "singing" voice is stretching things an eensy bit, methinks.
cap65 3 years ago
If you heard the track she recorded after the operation I think you would notice the difference. Also, she is not trying to sing "Ave Maria". There are songs that stretch her voice more, like "Two cultures" and "Stand Alone".
Jayne was in the news recently. She was being sued by her business partner over some money he invested in a Liverpool arts project. All seems a bit odd because I think Jayne must have earned a few bob from her involvement in "Cream". She is now trying to buy him out.
Frege100 3 years ago
Changed my oulook on music this band did in the early 80's. Played the album to death, think my bro's got sick of hearing but still means a lot to me this track. Love it.
Kowalskibfv 4 years ago
Pink Industry sempre será a primeira em minha mente.
A trilha sonora de minha vida.
A melhor
Eternamente Pink Industry
PervSM 4 years ago
Pink Industry sempre será a primeira em minha mente.
A trilha sonora de minha vida.
A melhor
Eternamente Pink Industry
PervSM 4 years ago
Conheci pouco deles na época de 80/90, mas sempre os achei cult e singulares. Estou tentando pegar a discografia deles no torrent, mas nem lá eu acho eles. Isso sim é ser alternativo.
lucionemesis 3 years ago
Conheço um cara que tem mas pegar com ele esta mais dificil de que pegar no torrent, mas estou no pé dele... e não vou largar..rs.
Se ele me passar, lhe repasso também...ok Combinado? e se vc achar primeiro vc me passa.
Ainda tenho um desejo de criar um site pra esta banda com informações e tal...tipo site de fan...mas estou só no projeto..rs.
T+
PervSM 3 years ago
Eu tenho a discografia completa deles, se quiserem, posso disponibilizar em algum site de compartilhamento. Entrem em contato.
Confiram também as duas primeiras bandas de Jayne Casey: Big In Japan (com Holy Johnson do Frankie Goes To Hollywood e Budgie, um dos Banshees), de 1977, que fazia um punk-rock super estranho e o Pink Military.
alexratz 3 years ago
Olá Ratz
Acho que lhe conheço.
Gostaria muito de ter este material, acho que um amigo (Touché) tem material do Pink Military.
Como podemos fazer?
PervSM 3 years ago
amo eternamente Pink Industry!
simonecure 4 years ago
1983's "Who Told You, You Were Naked?" - one of the greatest albums of all times. The closing track "Time For Change" still sends chills down my spine every time I hear it. Awesome project.
RiotNrrrdUTube 4 years ago
is there any way to find the lyrics?
nirb8 4 years ago
Pink Industry- such tallent and never really recognised for it, have all their albums, big fan ;=)
Thnx for posting! The line about Morrissey still makes me smile (Morissey fan too).
jingozoid 4 years ago
Terrific track, terrific video, terrific band.
Jayne Casey, where are you now...?
P.S. Thanks for posting.
diskochimp 4 years ago 2
Used to have this song on the "Suck" comp video ...brilliant to finally see it again after so many years ...there was also another good band featured; "A Primary Industry" ...but don't see it up yet ...anyone?
Dickgoodbody 4 years ago
One of my favorite tracks ever....
bigtimeconcepts 4 years ago 2
hmmmm intrestingly haunting, love the colours and muted voice.
crocodileredskin 4 years ago 2