Cabaret Voltaire

Official video of the single taken from the album "The Covenant, The Sword and the Arm of the Lord" originally released in 1985.

Available remastered and in the limited edition box set #8385 collected works.

Directed by Peter Care.

Cabaret Voltaire in 1985 were Richard H. Kirk & Stephen Mallinder

Get "The Covenant,The Sword and the Arm of the Lord" here:

iTunes - http://smarturl.it/covenantiTunes

CD - http://smarturl.it/covenantCD

http://www.facebook.com/CabaretVoltaireOfficial

http://mute.com/artists/cabaret-voltaire

Comentarios

10 years ago

NoelArtMedia

This video still holds up, proving how ahead of their time Cabaret Voltaire were.The distorted guitar and disembodied vocals were so CV. Favorite lyrics: "Make some time here, fingers free, Keep your hands on your chemistry". Now, where can I get one of those dream machines?

10 years ago

Sexxistentialist

Am I reading too much into the symbolism of the video, or no? But, does this somewhat play tribute to "Nosferatu" (1929 Vampire movie) and John Waters' "Pink Flamingos" (see crib scene)?Anyway, I had not heard this song in a while. Thanks for posting the video.

10 years ago

Chris Gaul

freak yourself!

10 years ago

Craig Beasley

Love..that's about all humans have been aspiring toward. Let met love you first...or second ..or third ...or millionth.Just let me love you, ok?

10 years ago

Altered Beats

2 people didn't freak themselves, couldn't close the door, and wouldn't hit the floor.

10 years ago

SweetSweetWaldo

I didn't think this was about masturbation when I was a kid. I thought it was about homosexual mutual masturbation!

10 years ago

THREESTAGENUCLEAR

The song is apparently about masturbation which does explain a lot of the imagry in the video.

10 years ago

darko žuži

What they told you is not to beBut what you want comes naturally

10 years ago

JuneSadness

que epocas!!! <3 TY

10 years ago

sclr

Great video for a great track

10 years ago

michael bagley

i think the first scene of the guy staring at the object going around and around is based on burroughs and bryson gyson's "dream machine"

10 years ago

michael bagley

maybe richard throwing paint is a jackson pollack thing (haaa!!!)

10 years ago

michael bagley

the thing that really gets me is that mute really cleaned up this version for their you tube channel while the transfer to the dvd compilation of "gasoline in your eye" is from vhs..uugghhh!!!

10 years ago

michael bagley

i know the scenes are influenced by old movies, off course "nosferatu" and " baby doll" but after all this time, i still can't figure the other scenes. i think the scene of woman falling on the bed (who i think is richard kirk's wife) is influenced by "Sunset Boulevard" but when she swings the lamp and Richard throwing the paint, i just don't know (haaaa...)

10 years ago

Dan M

I especially like the one throwing pillows

10 years ago

pigknickers

Had this on 7"Still sounds brilliant this one.

10 years ago

emile235

POLLOX!!

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Comentarios

NoelArtMedia

Sexxistentialist

Chris Gaul

Craig Beasley

Altered Beats

SweetSweetWaldo

THREESTAGENUCLEAR

darko žuži

JuneSadness

sclr

michael bagley

michael bagley

michael bagley

michael bagley

Dan M

pigknickers

emile235

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