Bauhaus - Rosegarden Funeral of Sores video free download

Patrick Cockman

*Corpsie's song of the day:*Rosegarden Funeral of Sores by Bauhaus

RaeLynn Official

*Corpsie's song of the day:*Rosegarden Funeral of Sores by Bauhaus

jelkel25

Once you see the beauty in the darkness it never leaves you, why would you want it to?

ralucagymnast

Bought this when I was 14 years old; a LONG time ago lol; it was a12 inch single, Telegram Sam,, this was on the B-side with Crowds, another brilliant song.

eric raemdonck

The original song is from John cake

Johnny Coolin

As a kid I waited 'til my sister was out of the house then went looking through her Sisters Of Mercy records to try and find this track. When I realised my mistake it was a kind of epiphany.

Antonio Perla

Fantastici

Chris Wall

love it, love bauhaus, nottingham rock city 1981 " so nottingham`s shit still spits does it ? "

Yallie Hunter

Always loved Bauhaus since being recommended by some random guy in a domino's about seven years ago....fell in love at first hearing and this song is what wakes my soul <3 Thank you <3

Nick Gall

This still sounds like the gates of hell being swung shut, over thirty years since I first bought it. Love it.

From Beyond

I prefer this version than the original by John Cale. This is much more darker and the Peter Murphys's voice is amazing. One of the greatest singer of all time.

Nahemah27

SO DARK SO D ARK SO DA RK SO D A R K

Nahemah27

so dark so powerful so erotic so dark so dark...

ralucagymnast

aaarrggh blasphemy; limewire and bauhaus nonononono. used to listen to this in 1980 when i used to come home from school for lunch break, id whack this on much to the consternation of my mother and my schoolfriends haha. Their faces would be like :o hehee ive always been a bit of an outsider, a loner even.

ZeldaFoxEars

oh my goodness within seconds this has become one of my favorite songs.

hotchipco1

THE FIRST GOTH TUNE/POST JOY DIVISION SOUND!

Kyra Smith

It makes my heart smile

theplumbertom

hmm... badass. those of us who were (are) influenced by Bauhaus, usually point to this song as a defining moment. it has a dark perfection to it. the sonics dance and drag you down. its like being hypnotized by loss and saddness.

toothpicksandglue

1980, same year as the debut album that it's on.

Boris Gustavo Suarez

I heard to this song by the first time in my life in the darkness of my room through Limewire. Amazing experience!!!!

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