Soft Cell and Jim Thirlwell cover Suicide

It goes without saying that Suicide were immeasurably influential for the worlds of industrial, dance, and electronic music as a broad, brilliant whole. And with that kind of path-paving comes the need from the students of such a singular act to give a little back, as Soft Cell fittingly do here on the BBC. Foetus mastermind Jim Thirlwell, a.k.a. Clint Ruin, joins Marc Almond in channeling Alan Vega's cryptic, snarling aura, both rendering with an amphetamine sheen the Suicide classic "Ghost Rider" into something approaching a dance-floor-enticing "Frankie Teardrop" (mainly through Thirlwell's flailing shouts). Wild and cathartic:

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[Andy]

Nice discovery, although this version by half of Josef K and a quarter of Orange juice is even better, emphasizing the song's rockabilly roots http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moFV8S9wUaI

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