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I was a charter member/fan of this 'New Church'. What a bassline!

Rejoice and kill your heart.

That girl dancin' around the flames is hot! She could use a washin' but clean or dirty,either way! Oh yes... and the music is good too! Great riff on top of drums,Drums,DRums,DRUms DRUMs and DRUMS!

@GameOf2Halves It's funny, I like a lot of Cure songs but when a Cure fanboy comes on and trashes the mighty Bauhaus right here on this comments section, and says he rates the Cure much better,and says Danny Ash is a terrible guitarist and Peter Murphy can't sing, I had to tell the truth. When a ...

People who like good music know the Chameleons,the rest of the music buying public can fuck right off.

@thundercats283 oh god, what have I done? Because I downloaded a song or two Lars won't be able to buy that third yacht or James won't be able to send his kids to Harvard.I'm a lazy dude, I've worked for 28 years but they have it tough,jetting around the world, staying in 5 star hotels, having fa...

In a fair and just world this would be a number 1 smash but unfortunately we're stuck in this one.

Heavy music for heavy times! The 1960's were great musically but I remember a strong feeling of dread about the future. The threat of being drafted when you graduated and the fear of a nuclear war replayed nightly on the news. Thank god there was good music like this around, it made it all totall...

This is the perfect valentines day song. Dedicated to all the 'sweethearts' out there.

pay your taxes you millionaire hypocrite!

" These drinkin' games sure make a man thirsty." LOL!

Pay your taxes, Bono . You have some nerve lecturing everyone to take care of the poor, all the while you are dodging Ireland's taxes that would help do just that. The Irish government has cut services for the poor and the handicapped while you take your fortune to Holland. You are the epitome of...

CTA 102 is a quasar that caused a big sensation in the1960's when it was discovered because some astronomers argued that it was a signal from an alien civilization. What a great song, the Byrds flying in outer space.

I'll kiss them for you, Siouxsie!

I may be an idiot and a cockroach as you say but I'm still light years over you, pond scum. There isn't anything lower than a band of sellout corporate rock whores who take their own fans to court for downloading their shitty music, except people who are still Metallica fans. Didn't that whole ep...

At the time I thought the music of the 1980's wouldn't last, that new wave was something we would look back at as a stepping stone to greater things to come. Suprisingly it's the bland, dull, wet cardboard of the 90's and 00's that hasn't aged that well. Hearing a song like this is a breath of fr...

Jimi was a traveller from inner space, dig?

I didn't like this song when it came out. I was a paranoid, lonely teen and I really connected with the gloomrock of the early albums Heaven Up Here and Porcupine was constantly playing on my headphones. This was a tad too pop,and I didn't give it a chance. But now I like this song and album, the...

I totally side with the truck driver on this one. Dennis Weaver pulls a move I see almost every day on the Northern State Parkway. Someone comes speeding up behind you, tailgates you for a while,passes you and then becomes preoccupied with the radio,(or a phone these days),and once they pass you ...

A great song from a classic album.Saw them live with New Order and Echo and the Bunnymen. What a triple-bill. That's the eighties for you.

Remember when Bono was a mullet wearin' guy? And Achtung Baby was good,who'll deny? But U2 put out some clunkers, they lost all the punters, what lives on shit but the Fly?

This song really hit me when my family and me went back to our old home in the mountains. The fast flowing creek that once was full of frogs and minnows now is a series of black puddles full of discarded oil drums, broken machinery and garbage. The mountain behind our house was gone, strip mining...

Sometimes when your spirit slips away it never comes back. Rip. Philo.

The Cemetary has to be one of the scariest things ever on t.v. You can't beat a good ghost story.

@alec9tap Read the comment I replied to. Do you think New Order blew Joy Division away? I like New Order but iIll take real drums over a drum machine anytime. It isn't even close, Joy Division was the real deal because they had Ian Curtis.

You are so wrong. NASA loves feeding the gullible pictures of Mars 'artifacts' or photos of moon ruins or UFOs filmed from the shuttles cos guess what? NASA wants the taxpayers to fund more missions so they can 'investigate' this stuff even more. By putting crap like this on you are lobbying for ...

Good grief. I thought that this was just a film that was made off the cuff, almost an accident. But they were making a film,desperate for money with connections to Hollywood and Star Trek... Just like UFOs and the Loch Ness Monster, there are too many hoaxers out there to believe anything anymo...

If all the Stones albums were a movie, Satanic Majesties' was the only one shot in technicolor and panavision.

Even Peter Murphy has said it was Siouxsie and the Banshees who were the first band that could clearly wear the goth label. Just to make this clear: Morons who don't know the history of music should refrain from commenting like a big mouth know-it-all.

The first part of this song with just Phil Lynott talking over that guitar and harmonica is pure heaven. The rest of the song is awesome too. So let's ride out to the old sundown.....

Sitting here on Long Island watching this video. On travel holidays and weekends it takes almost two hours to get past NY city, can you imagine if all the eight million people on Long Island had to leave immediately? Ain't gonna happen, sweetie. Alternate plan B- Go to liquor store, consume vast...

Bon Scott had a deep, bluesy growl for a singing voice. His replacement is just a screamer. I like Brian but Bon was a rock god. And Back in Black is a classic but it was the early stuff that kicked the doors open.