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@flaxonx3 That disco era was a tough one to get through. I remember it well and was quite thankful when it came ot an end. However, little did I know things would get worse with the arrival of reality tv and corporate made stars with very little talent. I wonder what Siouxsie thinks of all this r...

Wow, well done. There is a lot of work in the making of this video. This song was never captured live on film so whoever made this took small clips from the LIve 1977 show in Munich and pieced them all together. A lot of work indeed. Many, many thanks for the clip.

A wonderful song written from an era when music still mattered. Obviously, getting radio airplay wasn't on the priority list when this song came to life. It ended up on the album because the musicians who created it enjoyed this music and felt it was worthy to share with their fans.

Really cool clip, thanks for posting it.

@BirsaGomorraBeach Disintegration a failed attempt??? Don't get me wrong, I quite enjoy these musically oriented discussions but that statement is amazingly misguided. Disintegration represents an amazing departure from their "cute and cuddly" sound which their main fanbase took for granted. The ...

I just saw the film and it was very good and incredibly well written. A small independent production with nothing but unknown actors. I hope Hollywood is paying attention as this film will do a killing at the box office. Hopefully, the Hollywood gurus will enventually realize they have to stop ma...

After looking at the lyrics, I can imagine the singers having a hard time not laughing while singing this song. On the other hand, this song represents the ultimate track to play when intercourse is about to take place. True bliss.

I remember playing this album non stop in the early 80s. It really had a special vibe compared to what was playing at the time. Ahhhhhhh the days before reality tv, American Idol and all that crap. I know I make myself sound old but music really did matter then.

The people behind the film "Insidious" chose extremely well when they picked this song for the film. Although harmless, it sure has a creepy angle.

This version is a "Killer".

Incroyable comme chanson.

Musicianship as its best. I keep coming back to this clip, wonderful performance.

Cool stuff. Many, many years ago I used to see Anvil when they were a bar band way up North Quebec.

I originally saw this film many years ago. Saw it again last year and loved it. You can really see what the director was trying to achieve with a quite limited budget. The screen shines every time Peter Cushing appears. It's too bad he didn't have a bigger part but they had him for only 5 days of...

This version is a jewel, amazingly dark musically, with a touch of erotism. The guitar player, even though we don't see him at all does an insane job on this track.

I'm so amazingly hooked on this song. My wife really doesn't get it at all and I tell her you have to be a real music fan to enjoy this kind of material.

@DieNarbe Good day, I remember the bar was in a central part of the city. We had to go down a long series of stairs and a waitress went around all night offering shooters of Wagermeister. Also, there was a dance floor with a light system above it and adjacent to all that was a room with a lot of ...

It's so cool to see over 137 000 hits of this song. It clearly demonstrates the fact that the music from the Plasmatics is still going strong.

i've heard the original version a million times but will admit, this version is pretty damn cool.

Classic track by one amazing band. RIP Wendy.

They sure were a special band when they recorded this track. The use of the saxophone was an amazing concept as 99 percent of the bands out there at the time stayed within a very set standard which included little experimentation.

14 000 hits??? People can no longer tell which songs involve quality and originality. It's shameful people, shameful.

I still play this song from time to time on my old turntable. It aged amazingly well. Is it just me but I feel the music back then sounded much more real than the corporate garbage which plans on the airwaves today.