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Uploaded on May 25, 2011

Third track from "Screaming Lord Sutch And The Savages"...

Screaming Lord Sutch was a musician from the United Kingdom, known for his horror themed stage show, dressing as Jack the Ripper, pre dating the shock rock antics of Alice Cooper. Accompanied by his band, the Savages, he started by coming out of a black coffin. Other props included knives and daggers, skulls and "bodies"...

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  • StillWaters91

    StillWaters91 1 year ago

    Love that they put this in Wristcutters

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  • Beatrix Kiddo

    Beatrix Kiddo 1 year ago

    That is one of my favorite movies and is how I discovered this song.

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  • 1998volvoS90

    1998volvoS90 2 days ago

    That MAY BE~~Screaming Jay Hawkins was NO WHERE NEAR as DYNAMIC as Lord Sutch! At least, as far as PERFORMANCE was/is concerned! Jay Hawkins had QUITE a BARITONE VOICE, but Lord Sutch CLEARLY had the EDGE with PERFORMANCE!

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  • Ryan Johnson

    Ryan Johnson 3 weeks ago

    He didn't 'take' it, he was inspired by it.

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  • MSTFreak

    MSTFreak 1 month ago

    yeah, rock lobster for sure.

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  • zorahna

    zorahna 1 month ago

    OMG <3

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  • Buzzer365

    Buzzer365 6 months ago

    This was produced by the legendary Joe Meek. Check out their facebook page, website and twitter @Joemeeksociety

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  • Chrissy B

    Chrissy B 8 months ago

    i believe the B52's got a lot of there catchy ska type riffs from psych/rockobilly stuff like the Cramps, who inevitably were highly influenced by S. Jay Hawkins and S. Lord Sutch...i've only recently come across this guy I, think he's amazing i want to hear more of this stuff in today's music. Dark, gruesome and catchy it's awesome!!!

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  • irvgar

    irvgar 8 months ago

    HE TOOK HIS ACT FROM SCREAMIN' JAY HAWKINS. THE FIRST HORROR ROCKER.

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  • Daniel Valdivia

    Daniel Valdivia 10 months ago

    punk rock!!

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  • 1998volvoS90

    1998volvoS90 11 months ago

    Listening to THIS track makes me wonder if he--Lord Sutch had SOME influence on The B52s. The similarity between THIS and 'Rock Lobster'--Well, I NOTICED IT FIRST THING!!!!!!!

    Screaming Lord Sutch was a GOOD 10,15, or even 20 years AHEAD OF HIS TIME!

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