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Gary Kirrage

The brilliant Bill Nelson 

Glen LeBarr

almost unheard of it Canada, love this band & Bill is a genius musician

rH0 jH0

This song beats...hands down...the "top 40" "Ships in the Night",IMHO...

sprintbass

bill nelson...the same one who worked with mick karn?

jeffthepoet7

Another gem from Be Bop Deluxe. His songs live even on the "Islands of the Dead."

Paul Senkans

I remember "Ships in the Night" in the pop charts. I was only 12 years old. I thought, perhaps, that this music is immortal. I stopped playing/watching football, and saved up for a bass guitar!

billy porter

You have been into Be-Bop for a long time. I was a late starter, 1976, like so many others, it was hearing Ships In The Night that got me into Be-Bop

michael mcgrath

so do I...his father who had died about a year before

Muddyrich

Bill pre-saging Burning Man...

Terence Green

Love this track " Islands Of The Dead" Heard it first on BBC's Sight & Sound. Following week saw BBD perform it at the London Odeon Hammersmith. Bill & the band were awesome. Think the band broke up because the Bassist, Charlie could not renew his Aussie / New Zealand work permit.

LESLIE NEMES

The most under-rated and influential band of the decade. Bill Nelson was pure genius. Love it.

ian armitage

poor quality or not still fab

Ike Ickman

@nirvan561 Nice post, ya this has been one of my favs since early '80's and this has been my fav bands since then too!

Tim Barwell

beautiful

The Opinion Heads

I by mistake was trying to learn a song on guitar and clicked on this songs tab on ultimate guitars. Com And I was like oh what the heck looks easy so with out even listening to it I began to play it And then It sounded amazing! So I looked this up and now it's my favorite song Just happened 30 seconds ago

rickydicky100

what a tremendous song and guitar work, from one of the most underated artists ever

Howardsend88

@worldcitizenforever agree with you 100%, but I can recall seeing an even better version of this song on tv in the 70's ( it that is possible) , totally unique sound

SRPMITCHTUBE

Sailor bill is alive in the tradition of Erik Sarte, Jean Cocteau, Picasso and every other artist who but cannot survive without creating. One Love Steve x.

peter king

I agree with WELLBRAN

01goldg1

Drastic Plastic is one of the ten albums I'd pick to have on my iPod on that deserted Island (of the Dead)! BBD, City Boy and UK were 3 of my favorite bands back in the day...