Stan Ridgway - The Big Heat - Drive She Said video free download

xsellsbrod

He is telling amazing Stories, i can imagine to be in that room and in the Taxi.

jonathan mol

I regret not seeing Stan at the Wonderbar in Asbury Park, NJ a few yrs ago. I havn't heard anything since Partyball.

xsellsbrod

it must have been in 87, when i saw and heard him in Frankfurt. It was fantastic.

amh426

Stan should have been bigger than he is . A unique and singular voice.

machoTit

wow. the "big heat" live has a whole new dimension to it. the clarity of the performance really shows what good melodies are involved.

Jont2047

At 4:55 it sounds kind of like My Morning Jacket's "One Big Holiday". Saw both MMJ and Stan live this year too!

José Luís Pinto

excellent music

ApollonianKing

No Audience?

Tata996

Did they use a soundboard this night? Ffs.

vdvsoldat

@winetasting6 Amen brother. New Wave RULES and the 1980's rule as well. Stan is the MAN.

vdvsoldat

Awesome job doing this song. As good as studio. This audience is damn lucky. They better APPRECIATE The Legend that is performing before them. 100 stars. Big Heat is awesome.

Andrew Malone

Night of the Creeps!!

illmsg77

Is he relaed to Pee-Wee Herman?

supergormas

This is an incredible find. Thanks very much for posting this. I didn't know he did the Whistle Test. Shame they did not include on their DVD compilation couple of years ago!

54spiritedwill54

AWESOME! This is totally awesome!

winetasting6

This song played a lot in Salt Lake City om KCGL/ KJQ Days.... New Wave Rules!

chaz z

Sounds great live! wow! Was this off of MTV back in the day? Thanks for posting!

ickeyjoey

You thought Celtic Frost's Mexican radio was their original? Your making me feel old!!! That song was a huge hit in Southern California in 1984-85. It was played on KROQ constantly as well as heavy music video rotation. I hope you dont think, "Monatheist" is Celtic Frost's first album. There best stuff is the first stuff they put out around 1984. "Morbid Tales", "Into the Pandemonium" and a few others are incredible. Just stay away from "Cold Lake"

j4wn

Yeah, Bramb, I meant what year was this, really. I thought around 86 like you said. My biggest surprise was that Wall of Voodoo did the original Mexican Radio. The only version of Mexican Radio I'd heard previously was by a Metal band called Celtic Frost(1987). Some of the stuff you learn eh! Two months ago I'd only heard of Camouflage.

j4wn

I'm having a great time discovering more Stan songs. Only heard Camouflage before this, which i love by the way. Was this performed roughly the same time, anyone know?

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