One of the heaviest screams in Rock n Roll... gives me chills.

One of the best female singers of all time. What an immense voice.

Love this song! Based on Christine Sizemore (along with the song 'christine'). The film 'the three faces of eve' was released in 1957..about her struggling with her multiple personalities..eve white, eve black and jane. One of the many reasons i love this band, along with the cure..there's always an intriguing element about the songs!

This song is fucking amazing live and what a voice Siouxsie has 🖤💜💕

I'm a complete metal head and think this is just as Intense! Her screams!

I was at this show in my teens. I loved Siouxsie and the banshees she is still incredible artist to this day.

@didier354

4 жыл бұрын

TheArtyYvonne Mixed Media Artist ASD lucky you!!

loved the 1981 live from Koln with guitarist John Mc Geoch,The best guitarist they have had.(Siouxsie Quotes) John McGeoch was my favourite guitarist of all time. He was into sound in an almost abstract way. I loved the fact that I could say, "I want this to sound like a horse falling off a cliff", and he would know exactly what I meant. He was easily, without a shadow of a doubt, the most creative guitarist the Banshees ever had."[8]

This song, so so damn brilliant. Stirs up my soul! Oh Siouxsie the fire inside you will forever burn.

She's brilliant. So original and innovative, uninhibited and creative. Miss these days.

The first concert I went to was Siouxsie at the Chelmsford Odeon. It was either 1978 or 79. Spizzenergi and the Cure were supporting!

I'll always love Siouxsie and the Banshees, helped me express so much in my darest hours

The greatest performance of the ages

I saw Siouxsie perform in concert in the late '80's.. One of the best concerts I ever saw!

That scream...

@dramybodulka9026

8 жыл бұрын

+tralala nanana that scream omg

@nickthepostpunk5766

5 жыл бұрын

tralala nanana makes me want to throw furniture around but in a good way 🤭

@thunder_heads

4 жыл бұрын

No wonder they are called the banshees

The next part of this clip is even more chilling.. She's almost possessed. I think 'Voodoo Dolly' is the next part.

- Siouxsie lives on with me and her songs and screams and body movements. Magic. Tha barefoot singer. Nobody seem to have noticed that detail...

@blixnick

11 ай бұрын

The barefoot contessa (Ava Garner’s movie by Mankiewicz) in the 50s. And the barefoot princess on stage in 1983?!

I absolutely love the SCARY SCRRREEEEAAAAAAAAAMM in this song... Still gets me all these years later... My band used to play this in the 80's and it drove the guy who ran the rehearsal studio MAD... He said we were the LOUDEST band he had ever heard!! 👍👍😂🤣

wow !

Timeless majestic quality.

Scream along with Siouxsie miss her so much have to rely on blasting this song while im driving cant imagine her doing this one again if she returns for another tour after melt down

Great, love, love love it!! The whole nocturne dvd is amazing.

Beautiful singer 🎤🎭

I love this, such great actress as well as musician

that’s one hell of a scream, i love her so much.

i'm hypnotized :D

What a psycho song. I love it.

@scrumblednuts

Жыл бұрын

@Naknada what?

🖤

Goddess!!!

It's a shame that I was only 2 years old, then.

Such a great performance I love her

GREAT!!!

This is a legendary and anthological performance in every respect, truly 'larger than life' stuff. To begin with, the sound is both huge and crystal clear, bursting into the speakers with impressive clarity and impact, especially for Siouxsie's vocals and Severin's bass. And with this particular version, the band accomplishes something that in my view that is simply astonishing: to convert what was just a poor footnote (an obscure b-side of a single) into the true quintessence of a genre. For what would be gothic rock in my understanding? Essentially a kind of reassessment of punk as a sonic representation of the expressionist schattenspiel / artaudian Théâtre de la Cruauté .

@EmiPianoMX

2 жыл бұрын

Kaleidoscope was transitional because they didn't have a fixed guitarist. Clearly McGeoch did much in that album but wasn't an official member of the band until later (also Steve Jones featured on a track of that album, and some tracks are electronic). The original recording of this song suffered of this (or lack of studio time), because it's a demo with added overdubs.

Супер

Skvostné, podmanivé "volání o pomoc", síla v každé notě, excelentní. Být tam tak tehdy, tohle už jsou jen paběrky... :-) :-(

Absolutely love this...

Pink Floyd`s "Careful with that axe Eugene" was also a b`side and certainly had some influence on this song with or without them knowing.

She's so fucking intense!

This is still my theme song sometimes.

damn ❤️

Robert did the final part of A Forest on guitar... loool

Muchas gracias por los videos. Amé, amo y amaré por siempre a Siouxsie...

"Please help me."

@stunjamie

6 жыл бұрын

Son of a bitch. Yeahhhh.

John mcgeoch did it the best..he was the best guitar payer they ever had and three of there albums with him was there best...Robert was off on him playing that and so was the bass player too...

@sixtedetoro4901

5 жыл бұрын

Brasuca de merda. Viva Portugal ceibe

❤️

THIS IS REAL PUNK STUFF

NO COMMENTS!!!! BREATHLESS!!!!

Feels like the great Screamin' Banshee pays Her tribute to the nightside ov Eden, that is, Lilith's lot. And brilliantly, too !

fuck yes!!

@SpankRamen2 yay! I was four years older you're pwn'd :D but no seriously, awesome

that woman..

With R. Smith they were perfect.

just because I'm mentaly stable and no junky, doesn't mean this doesn't get to me... If you're able to open yourself and allow yourself to feel, this song makes it feel like my heart gets squashed and ripped out... you make it sound like mental disease is something to be proud of, or something that gives you status or something...

Why does this particular video remind me of the Stone Table passage from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe?

The "Ice Bitch" in all her glory.

A lifetime of Siouxsie is not enuf!

Her vocals were shredding! you could tell they had been on the road partying alot! look arm armpit hair! hahahahaha

This song has to do with the woman Christine, from the song Christine. Besides being the bannana split lady, the turtule and the purple lady, she was also eve white and eve black, just some of the 22 'faces'.

I first heard this song on the Nocturne album, since then I always thought this song was called Eye White Eye Black. [iminent=qiKknAgUWfOB] _____________ I have just posted a cool Emoticon!

You know you're a middle aged Yank Siouxsie fan when you get an urge to scream "let me out of here/I belong out there/you son of a bitch /I'll pull your hair" in crowded Walmarts.Those greeters look at me nonplussed.

@theethinethou

3 жыл бұрын

I love playing this into the phone when telemarketers call.

Here is a thought: What is this song about? Besides your basic, staple answer of, "Someone in a mental asylum." Maybe it is actually Sioux's desire to be off-of the stage and inside the crowd; though because of record company contracts, she is 'eternally' gigging and touring, stuck up there.

so punk

Pls help me (for real)

she's a chaman

@sodrsnes

8 жыл бұрын

+Diego de Aduriz Who is her ally?

@diegodeaduriz

8 жыл бұрын

mmmmm interesting question.......maybe some cat? who knows?