If you just met these guys in the pub you’d think they were just regular nice blokes. They come across as shy, polite and well spoken. You’d have no idea at all that they had such extraordinary musical imaginations.
Oh my Lord Mick Karn is gorgeous! He was a brilliant bass player, and great had such great talent!! R.I.P. Mick you are really missed!’🙏🎵🎵😭📀🇨🇦luv you always!! LA
I am a 20 year old gen z girl, late to the party. I wouldn't say I was "born too late", though, there is something magical about discovering all of the stuff older than me, an entire different generation, it sometimes feels like I'm there. It's a shame I can't find friends that would enjoy it with me though! Both Mick Karn and Peter Murphy have that mysterious, almost mystical aura about them, and their dark music is a one of a kind experience. Rip Mick Karn, I couldn't discover you earlier
Glad you are getting to discover this stuff! Even now, I'm finding music from this time period- like this Karn/Murphy album, which I knew existed but was pretty hard to find back when it was first released.
Welcome to the party Gen Z! As a Gen X'er who used to have a black and fuchsia Mohawk and lived for all things darkglam/darkwave, Bauhaus and Peter Murphy are IT! We SO still love them!
That's exactly what keeps musicians of the past alive in a way, younger people finding them later and connecting with the art. That's the beauty of great music 💗
Thank you guys, you are so kind! I love this music and constantly dive deeper and deeper to search for gold from the 60s/70s/80s era. I still listen to Mick Karn and his other projects regularly, they never cease to amaze me
The two coolest dudes ever. When the New Romantic and Goth/Batcave worlds finally met... It's clear they influenced each other heavily even after Dali's Car broke up. Peter Murphy began to take from more world music and avant-garde influences, culminating finally on Deep. Mick Karn was affected by Peter's dark, dramatic, gothic energy, culminating on Dreams of Reason Produces Monsters. This is literally the band I would go back in time to create (thank goodness it happened anyway, so I don't have to do that).
And Bauhaus didn't see themselves as Goth, they saw themselves as "dark glam". It's more a comment on aesthetic than musical sound. Actually Japan did the look and the "sophistipop" sound on Quiet Life before the Blitz Kids made it big.
I always say you're not a true Goth unless you sacked Rome. It's absolutely true that they were dark Glam; back in my black and fuchsia Mohawk days-40 years ago-we did not call ourselves Goth. Minimally we were punk but we were very dark. So darkglam/darkwave aptly suited us. We were absolute anarchists, defying convention, norms, etc...the Gen Z who ask me now let me see a pic of your hair back then. I reply, believe it not, NONE of us were walking around with a camera in our pocket. We eschewed all forms of capture.
I bought this when it came out, at a record store called "Rock Therapy" in Kansas City. I loved it and still do. I'm glad they were able to collaborate at the end of Karn's life, it's a fitting musical statement. Long live the King of fretless Bass!
Have to add another comment , LOVE ❤️ the video , the music is amazing , I can hear Mick’s amazing bass playing!!!!! Mick you were taken from this world to soon. Again. Sadly missed , never forgotten…R.I.P. Mick🙏😭🎵📀❤️💕
Thanks Travis !! To take the time to download the GREAT memories of the late 70’s and 80’s , music has never been the same!! I was a total 80 ‘s girl !! Loving so many bands like of course Japan, Ultraox , Gary Numan , Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Simple Minds …. the list goes on and on Kraftwork,,, I have an extensive record collection which I was going through last week . I am from Toronto , Canada snd saw pretty well every group I loved in concert absolutely brilliant!!! The memories are with me for a life time!!! The time has gone by so fast I am married 25 years , and have 2 grown sons… time passes faster every year, but the memories will never leave you!! I would love to talk to you on email or something , about the good old days , if you want , it would be up to you !! Take care Linda Ann August 2021… stay safe and healthy! 🇨🇦💕🎵📀⭐️🎵
Oh yes he was absolutely yummy but if you look at his solo work in the late 80s and early 90s look at some videos like cuts you up and Indigo eyes and all night long he absolutely clicked in his presence if you know what I mean he was his most beautiful in his mid-thirties the most true to himself and his persona. He's a beautiful man at any age but there's something about his mid-thirties that I don't know about you but it does it for me!
A ha... Besides the joy of listening to this great sound, and the mid 80's style video... I notice one of the locations in Malta is the big old place they used to film the prison exterior courtyard in Midnight Express. Which, although a great movie, was so greasy with negative/anti-Turkish stereotypes as to make my donner kebab seem like Lamb Jerky in comparison. They were such an intersting duo in that post new romantic scene. It almost makes me want to break out the eye shadow again. Super stuff... xxx :-)
Both, frankly, are deeply naff. (Though in the interview portion, Mick is a magnificent male specimen - in truth, he and Steve always rather rivaled Devastatin' Dave.) Without each other, the four geniuses of Japan (plus Rob Dean, bless 'im) went to utter waste. Shame, shame, shame on you, David, ya pretentious egomaniacal twat! I can just sense that you busted up the band for your own selfish reasons, despite what polite and self-effacing interview material's on record...
@@rebeccarosehirschfield7386 Sullivan and Khan actually went on to make better records post Japan in my opinion but your appraisal of the "most beautiful man in the world" sounds just about right!
Mick Karn was an incredibile bassist. An idol
If you just met these guys in the pub you’d think they were just regular nice blokes. They come across as shy, polite and well spoken. You’d have no idea at all that they had such extraordinary musical imaginations.
Oh my Lord Mick Karn is gorgeous! He was a brilliant bass player, and great had such great talent!! R.I.P. Mick you are really missed!’🙏🎵🎵😭📀🇨🇦luv you always!! LA
These two music legends standing there being interviewed, and someone behind them is playing *pinball*.
Indeed. Pleb.
Hhhmm sigh!!
Yeah but it was a helluva game, man! You could speak to Kara or Murphy any time zzz
( ° #PinballRules
What you don't know is that's the pinball wizard behind them
I am a 20 year old gen z girl, late to the party. I wouldn't say I was "born too late", though, there is something magical about discovering all of the stuff older than me, an entire different generation, it sometimes feels like I'm there. It's a shame I can't find friends that would enjoy it with me though! Both Mick Karn and Peter Murphy have that mysterious, almost mystical aura about them, and their dark music is a one of a kind experience. Rip Mick Karn, I couldn't discover you earlier
@Practicalicalicalica I'm sorry I'm not sure I understood what you're trying to say
Glad you are getting to discover this stuff! Even now, I'm finding music from this time period- like this Karn/Murphy album, which I knew existed but was pretty hard to find back when it was first released.
Welcome to the party Gen Z! As a Gen X'er who used to have a black and fuchsia Mohawk and lived for all things darkglam/darkwave, Bauhaus and Peter Murphy are IT! We SO still love them!
That's exactly what keeps musicians of the past alive in a way, younger people finding them later and connecting with the art. That's the beauty of great music 💗
Thank you guys, you are so kind! I love this music and constantly dive deeper and deeper to search for gold from the 60s/70s/80s era. I still listen to Mick Karn and his other projects regularly, they never cease to amaze me
The soothing sounds of a pinball machine!
They are both very beautiful lads!!🥰😍💖💕R.I.P Mick Karn 🙏 🕊️ 💐
Mick karn was gorgeous shame the music was not accepted at the time only years later
He was a genius!!!
@@gustavoaguilar1271 genius
That bass sends shivers up my spine.
The two coolest dudes ever. When the New Romantic and Goth/Batcave worlds finally met...
It's clear they influenced each other heavily even after Dali's Car broke up. Peter Murphy began to take from more world music and avant-garde influences, culminating finally on Deep. Mick Karn was affected by Peter's dark, dramatic, gothic energy, culminating on Dreams of Reason Produces Monsters.
This is literally the band I would go back in time to create (thank goodness it happened anyway, so I don't have to do that).
Japan were never New Romantic ! More like Art Rock i'd say .
And Bauhaus didn't see themselves as Goth, they saw themselves as "dark glam". It's more a comment on aesthetic than musical sound. Actually Japan did the look and the "sophistipop" sound on Quiet Life before the Blitz Kids made it big.
I always say you're not a true Goth unless you sacked Rome. It's absolutely true that they were dark Glam; back in my black and fuchsia Mohawk days-40 years ago-we did not call ourselves Goth. Minimally we were punk but we were very dark. So darkglam/darkwave aptly suited us. We were absolute anarchists, defying convention, norms, etc...the Gen Z who ask me now let me see a pic of your hair back then. I reply, believe it not, NONE of us were walking around with a camera in our pocket. We eschewed all forms of capture.
I bought this when it came out, at a record store called "Rock Therapy" in Kansas City. I loved it and still do. I'm glad they were able to collaborate at the end of Karn's life, it's a fitting musical statement. Long live the King of fretless Bass!
Mick is so beautiful
Mick Karn's personal style was very influential on me in the mid 80's.
Big wow...Not.
@@mjh5437 YES!
@@mjh5437 And I dealing with far worse negative scumbags than you then,
Both incredible musicians
Both incredibly gorgeous too!
The layers of meaning and satire in the visuals and the quality of the music....so underrated and a gift to find here on youtube
Have to add another comment , LOVE ❤️ the video , the music is amazing , I can hear Mick’s amazing bass playing!!!!! Mick you were taken from this world to soon. Again. Sadly missed , never forgotten…R.I.P. Mick🙏😭🎵📀❤️💕
Thanks Travis !! To take the time to download the GREAT memories of the late 70’s and 80’s , music has never been the same!! I was a total 80 ‘s girl !! Loving so many bands like of course Japan, Ultraox , Gary Numan , Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Simple Minds …. the list goes on and on Kraftwork,,, I have an extensive record collection which I was going through last week . I am from Toronto , Canada snd saw pretty well every group I loved in concert absolutely brilliant!!! The memories are with me for a life time!!! The time has gone by so fast I am married 25 years , and have 2 grown sons… time passes faster every year, but the memories will never leave you!! I would love to talk to you on email or something , about the good old days , if you want , it would be up to you !! Take care Linda Ann August 2021… stay safe and healthy! 🇨🇦💕🎵📀⭐️🎵
Wonderful footage. Great memories. Genius bass player Mick Karn.
This is really rather beautiful, visually and musically. Out there and ahead of its time of course.
DALI'S CAR was one of the most AMAZING PROJECTS of the music history. Two great musicians here.
Mick Karn one of my three bass heroes 🎶❤️
WHO ARE THE OTHER 2?:-))
@@i.t.1722 Tony Levin , Chris Squire.
My laserdisk brings all the Karns to the yard
Thought that had to be a Laserdisc! Quite amusing comment, this...
And they're, like, it's artier than yours...
Oustanding:)
The album is a natural progression for Peter Murphy and Mick Karn, It is challenging listen. I still listen to it.
The music was ahead of its time albeit a brief flashpoint in the history of avant garde dark wave.
and now so dated. not stood the test of time very well has it?
@@iamyourfuture808 Japan's, Gentlemen Take Polaroids, and Tin Drum have stood the test of time. This though, has that tinny/thin 80's production.
Peter Murphy was beautiful back then.
Oh yes he was absolutely yummy but if you look at his solo work in the late 80s and early 90s look at some videos like cuts you up and Indigo eyes and all night long he absolutely clicked in his presence if you know what I mean he was his most beautiful in his mid-thirties the most true to himself and his persona. He's a beautiful man at any age but there's something about his mid-thirties that I don't know about you but it does it for me!
Not many people look cooler than Pete Murphy but Mick Karn did
I quite like the video. Like something you'd see in a dream.
A fine album to be sure.
A sad loss - Mick Karn Rave On
Shame Mike Karn had to leave us at fairly young age,his music was so inspiring.
Thanks for uploading this.
I can't imagine how Mr. Karn compose his music, it was so complicate and so unique
This is an absolutely iconic duo.
I love Bauhaus and loved Japan, its a win, win
They were so young... but back then so was I
Великий альбом и союз двух интереснейших людей во вселенной ! Слушал их работы в 88 году, и не знал кто это!?
Mick Karn did a single with Midge Ure. It was brilliant I love it. Its called "After a fashion".
学校サボってjapanのコンサートに行きました。 mickにもう一度会いたいです🥺
Knowing these two had the sense to collaborate on music made all feel right in the world. Dali's Car was a great project.
ミック・カーン先生が亡くなった時は想像以上にショックでした。一度お会いしたかった。
What a tune
A ha... Besides the joy of listening to this great sound, and the mid 80's style video... I notice one of the locations in Malta is the big old place they used to film the prison exterior courtyard in Midnight Express. Which, although a great movie, was so greasy with negative/anti-Turkish stereotypes as to make my donner kebab seem like Lamb Jerky in comparison. They were such an intersting duo in that post new romantic scene. It almost makes me want to break out the eye shadow again. Super stuff... xxx :-)
I also noticed this! I loved Midnight Express when it came out! 👍🏼😀
Unique souls creating music together
Best use ever for a laserdisc
Pete had a Paul Weller circa Style Council vibe with that swept blond hair. He looked so Gothic but when he spoke he sounded like a geezer.
I love to hear him talk!
Weller and Julian Cope combined. The Vibe and Subtle Charisma.
that video was so fucking cool
Dali's Car is one of those 80s albums that I know forwards and backwards.
i thought this was impossible and unimaginable, but luckily it was real and it happened.
He came to uk as baby age 2 so no
なんでミックは立たされてるんでしょう。
ピーターは顔が長いですね。
２０代ですよね、キラキラしてます、素敵です！
I always thought Mick would have a bit of a Greek accent.
You Know some guys do not understand what that gold disc means today ........it was like a world we did not no that could be happening again
40年前からミックはノーズピアスして、眉毛剃っていた。エキゾチックです。
Chewing gum during an interview. How rude! Mick Karn Rules!
Is that Paul Calf in the background?😄
Why did they shoot this interview in a youth club in Middlesbrough?
Newcastle tv studio.
Remark = too funny!
Best sounding pinball
god and god talking together.... Dalis Car were just great
The chicken lady interviewed them
Muriel was one of the best presenters in her day.
Dalis Car, nothing before or after, pure class.
I got an autograph from Mick karn they sent me from the Fan club of Japan
Laserdisc soon to be the CD soon to be CD-rom soon to be pc boom
💫✨🌟❤️🌟✨💫
🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🙂
Did Mick have a samsung tablet in his hands?
Well he was ahead of the times.
; )
Did Jess Franco direct this?
Haha. No boys, that kind of house is off the cards when you make music like this.
🤣🤣
0:06 "no I must admit"
PETER MURPHY EU SOU COMPLETAMENTE OBCECADA POR VOCÊ
Love The Waking Hour AND InGladAloneness great experimental art rock, avand garde
What a loss to music when Karn died
Dali's Car.
A great vocalist. a great bass player. Didn't gel on this one. Although the deeply pretentious vid is fab.
What do you mean?
The Waking Hour is one of the most interesting albums I've ever listened to, it's an insane fever dream. I think it's brilliant!
totally agree
@@hexyko4850 exactly wot i wrote
could end up in the wrong hands
It used to be naff to admit you are aware of other bands output. Very silly.
There tune is pretty good, there video is really naff.
Both, frankly, are deeply naff. (Though in the interview portion, Mick is a magnificent male specimen - in truth, he and Steve always rather rivaled Devastatin' Dave.) Without each other, the four geniuses of Japan (plus Rob Dean, bless 'im) went to utter waste. Shame, shame, shame on you, David, ya pretentious egomaniacal twat! I can just sense that you busted up the band for your own selfish reasons, despite what polite and self-effacing interview material's on record...
@@rebeccarosehirschfield7386 Sullivan and Khan actually went on to make better records post Japan in my opinion but your appraisal of the "most beautiful man in the world" sounds just about right!
@@MisAnnThorpe "Sullivan and Khan" - ahahaha loool wut!?
bouhous
The collaboration wasn’t exactly “ catchy “ , shame because they both did great things previously