| JOIN HANDS ERA SINGLES
Includes scans of 7", 10", 12" singles, cassettes, CDs, promos, imports, limited editions and adverts. Also includes track listings, catalogue numbers, release dates, chart positions, credits, liner notes and reviews. |
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| Australian 7" Import Single | Track Listing | ||
Cat: K7572 |
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| The band: Siouxsie Sioux, Steven Severin, John McKay, Kenny Morris. Filmed at the ICA, London. A straight band performance filmed amongst a children's climbing frame complete with obligatory children! Siouxsie begins the song by sliding down one of the poles of the climbing frame. The children run around and play while the band perform. During the saxophone break the children are seen playing toy saxophones. Strangely, at one point a stationary bicycle is seen in the background. The video ends with a close up of Siouxsie's face as the children surround her and 'pull' her to her knees. | ||
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| Clive Richardson | ||
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Once Upon A Time Video |
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| Pulled To Bits Lyrics | ||
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Tongues are clacking Pulled to bits Buildings bleached with chatter chatter clatter Pulled to bits Young lungs snapping, coming up for air Pulled to bits in silence Pulled to bits |
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Severin - Lyrics |
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| Inspiration/Influence/Band Comment: The acts of copy cat violence that followed the release and subsequent withdrawal of Stanley Kubricks A Clockwork Orange. | ||
| MITTAGEISEN/LOVE IN A VOID |
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| German Import 7" Single | Track Listing | ||
Cat: 2059 151 Click on cover for full scan |
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| Mittageisen Lyrics | ||
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Reunion beginnt Metall ist stark, Metall will scheinen Mit mechanischem Rucken Metall ist stark, Metall will scheinen Es beherrscht unser Leben Metall ist stark, Metall will scheinen |
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Sioux (Translated by Dave Woods & Renate) - Lyrics |
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| Inspiration/Influence/Band Comment | ||
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Dedicated to the celebrated photomontage artist of the Twenties/Thirties, John Heartfield, the original title for this song was 'Letter To Heartfield'. The chorus is taken from one of Goerring's speeches during the Second World War. |
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