Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves - Gavin Friday & The Man Seezer, 1988

[@ProdDestroyer1916]

Great voice!

[@TimL-nr4hr]

Ooh. It's Dewey cox

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

The last of the great lounger singers with a disturbing and cutting edge

[@averagecarpentryskills7148]

I love the dingy aesthetic of the background of this time period you see in programs from the U.K. around this time period.

[@murpho999]

Sigh. This program is not from the UK and nothing British about it. It’s a show called Nighthawks and it’s from Dublin in Ireland. Idea is that it’s a cafe type place.

[@baxpiz1289]

the sacred & the propane

[@brianquigley1940]

👍 👍 👍

[@finolaomurchu8217]

He was brought up on Dublin's northside, what's with the English singing accent? No matter, good performance. A real Dublin accent would have a special quality to it.

[@CaptNeeda]

Well that was embarrassing

[@PetraKann]

Very few men kill the things they love. That's the work of Beelzebub is it not?

[@conortkeane51]

It's Oscar Wilds poem

[@PetraKann]

@@conortkeane51 Oscar was full of contradictions and paradoxes - I suppose that's why he was so interesting.

[@conortkeane51]

@PetraKann This one is more like the work Beelzebub alright

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

As the very great Phil Lynott wrote and sang, Oscar, he's going Wilde

[@TimL-nr4hr]

Beelzebub is a poop joke.