Skunk Anansie - Twisted (Everyday Hurts)

[@BIGREDMACHINE070678]

The most underrated band UK has ever had, deserved so much more

[@joanamartinscosta2096]

Indeed..... this band is a masterpiece. 💜

[@taniabernardes2647]

100 % I'm lucky to be able to say I saw her live twice 8 yrs ago 😊😊😊

[@jeanyves8585]

Saw them twice on stage, fabulous!!

[@bigbambamb7053]

Awesome powerful vocals! Boy can that lass sing or what!!!

[@suziezurfreiheit6825]

No need to call anything good underrated. Everyone enjoying real good alternative indie rock would love them 🎤🎶🎸😎

[@themagpie_1]

still loving this at 45yrs old in 2020. still better than the mass produced garbage nowadays..

[@angelinecollighan]

Same here

[@bengelder]

Of course , gotta love that baseline tho 👍

[@Cuzjudd]

You're not 45, you're 35

[@vinaymulukutla358]

I only bought this album to fit in with the cool crowd at school back in 1996. I thought they would like me if I started listening to the same music as them. I actually ended up actually enjoying some of the songs off of Stoosh, especially this and We Love Your Apathy but then I got into metal and ultimately eschewed mainstream music. My CD now resides with my sister who always wanted my copy anyway but I still enjoy some songs from it. Thanks KZbin and whoever uploaded it.

[@tomonetruth]

this is pretty good, but there's equally good music being made nowadays too. it's such a shame that so many people appreciate good music when they were young become so narrowminded.

[@Mmarydoll]

Skin has more depth and sincerity than any otherwoman in music. She is a true artist and inspires me every time I listen.

[@kokini100]

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[@troppmann]

Isn't this her homage to Poly Styrene?

[@natashakingston3045]

discovered this when I was 17 and 38 this year. Never gets old

[@nickthelick]

Ditto on the same age... I distinctly remember listening to this round my girlfriend's mate's house, getting stoned together. She was 16 I was 18/19... nothing 'wrong' happened, but my girlfriend probably would've gone nuts anyway!

[@ratsmcginty5255]

lol no it never will ;}

[@scottydoo29]

Back in the day when the charts where worth a listen where did it all go wrong sack all these new bands soppy cunts bring back music with real energy

[@AlSquared001]

SAME !

[@kizzyisdead5545]

Exactly the same. Funny the things that connect us. Skin and bjork got me through some shit lol

[@SpoonsInDaHouse]

Most powerful female voice EVER!!! Skin ROCKS!!!

[@jamesbronze2477]

Huda Fukfartd listin to jinjer

[@vaguelyawareofstuff2955]

Floor Jansen: "Hold my beer"

[@energieteppich]

Don't forget to mention sandra nasic

[@rneoman]

Aretha Franklin might have something to about that

[@themagpie_1]

@@jamesbronze2477 Tatiana rocks,,,imagine a jinjer/skin record

[@linlee79]

Skunk Anansie are timeless! Will listen to em' forever. This clip was filmed at Lake Gairdner in South Australia. Hope they make it back here one day in the near future 🥺 Long Live Skunk! 💛

[@markmcallan973]

Damn straight honey!

[@mamavanaedan]

Still love this just as much as during my teenage years. It still applies too, now it's my back and hip that hurts more every day 😆

[@MalcolmBirtwell]

I just turned 60 and I still love 'em. Saw them a couple of years ago and they still kick ass!

[@scarlettthebrave7379]

The base and lead guitarists in Skunk were just killing it -add Skin in and you have one unbelievable band

[@titusman2332]

I was 11 and now I'm 35. Stoosh was the first album that I played on a discman, got hooked on it. Great song and great bass!

[@raze7x]

Drums are honest, Skin is simply Skin, but do we need to mention the excellent job of guitar and bass? Underrated song!

[@qwertzyazertzzy337]

yeah one of my favorite bass lines ever

[@boiledelephant]

Bassist is killing it.

[@silviapiana-lx9wk]

Totally agree

[@henriqueramos3197]

"Twisted (Everyday Hurts)" Released: November 1996 I cried on my blood day There was nothing that I could hold on to Just a line could have helped Remind me of you, of you I screamed till the blood came I was living in a cloud of hope Lover's kiss then they make a wish to the end They pretend 'cause everyday hurts a little more And everyday hurts a little more And i'll do anything, yes i'll do anything To belong to be strong To say there's nothing wrong Everyday hurts a little more Yes everyday hurts a little more And i'll be anything, yes i'll be anything To belong to be strong To say there's nothing wrong Everyday hurts Everyday hurts Everyday hurts I cried in the sunlight Would I fake all the times I loved you Just a play in a game I twisted with you, with you I need to believe you Sacrificed all the lies we made up How we kissed Then we made our wish to the end To the end (repeat chorus) Time made me confide in you So contrived were the words you sold me Now nothing can swallow The feeling so shallow inside (repeat chorus) Produced by Garth Richardson Written by Skin & Len Arran Album STOOSH (1996)

[@SuperCosty2010]

Black Hole Sun director is instantly recognizable. No doubt they've laughed their asses off shooting this

[@IILewciferII]

Skin is an absolute legend I hope she never dies! ♥️ 🤘

[@briandouglas8413]

20 years ago ? seems like yesterday and still sounds as fresh. brilliant

[@Terastas]

Good music doesn't age. Took twenty years for me to finally hear this music for the first time. Took that long for all the 1990s shit piled on top of it to decompose.

[@MrTerapeuta25]

I don't know why this song don't have more views?

[@jlchopstick]

This song still blows my head of. The bass line alone could break down walls... Awesome! They are back on tour - hope they come to Austria....

[@loukafant]

Oh the bass line of this song is 🔥🔥🔥

[@sarafriday7456]

Still blasting this at 50 . ❤2023

[@Shieox]

I remember this from my teenage years. Still kicks ass!

[@somebloke13]

I remember this from my 30's and it still kicks arse!

[@ilegallaws3741]

I remember buying this album damn what a voice and amazing band!! Straight catchy rock music and what can I say about her voice!! 2023 and listening to this in the car driving on the beach ! Yeh

[@nubarus100]

Everyday doesn't hurt, everyday rocks with you, Skin 😍😍😍

[@nicolahudson2888]

I’ve had the bass intro stuck in my head all day and it was driving me mad trying to remember which song it was! 😂

[@martinignaciodefeo9235]

Listened to this on the radio in the summer of ´96 in the Atlantic Coast of Argentina. Always knew it was Skunk Anansie... but never knew the title of the song. Today I found it. Pretty solid band.

[@oppenheimjm]

This song feels as fresh today as the day it was released. An incredibly passionate voice! Amazing

[@majormartintibor]

Skin is one of my favorite lead singers of all time.

[@markmcallan973]

I was a young Muay Thai fighter back in the 90s and when I heard this song it was my go to after every training session! Everyday hurts and it did! I won a few titles! Thanks skunk U don't and will ever know what U did for me👌👍🤟

[@Slayer_of_Bacon]

you were fucking great , I saw you live by fluck , travelled from Northern Ireland to see another band and met some people and went to a club and you were playing , amazing, thanks.

[@iohpinheiro3871]

A timeless tune ❤️ everyday rocks!

[@olgunyolcinar3969]

Watched them live, one of the best performances I've ever seen. Skin is badass.

[@guitarlover302]

God she has such a voice ❤

[@johnnyatab]

Damn. These guys are fucking great.

[@jayneberkley9742]

Still loving this at 63 ,music was so good then,🥰

[@bugasssy]

or just recording it of the radio onto tape and cranking it on the walkman....ahh the good ole days of waiting for a song to come on so you could hit that record button. None of this download and instant get for us early nineties kids ;)

[@andayibrewmbirika2441]

i did that in the 70s onwards mate!

[@henriqueramos3197]

SKUNK ANANSIE - STOOSH Skunk Anansie are a British rock band whose members include Skin (lead vocals, guitar), Cass (bass, guitar, backing vocals), Ace (guitar, backing vocals) and Mark Richardson (drums and percussion). Skunk Anansie formed in 1994, disbanded in 2001 and reformed in 2009. The name "Skunk Anansie" is taken from Akan folk tales of Anansi the spider-man of Ghana, with "Skunk" added to "make the name nastier". They have released six studio albums: Paranoid & Sunburnt (1995), Stoosh (1996), Post Orgasmic Chill (1999), Wonderlustre (2010), Black Traffic (2012) and Anarchytecture (2016); one compilation album, Smashes and Trashes (2009); and several hit singles, including "Charity", "Hedonism", "Selling Jesus" and "Weak". They are often grouped as part of the Britrock movement, as opposed to the contemporary Britpop of their early years due to their overall harder sound. The band, in 2004, was named as one of the most successful UK chart acts between 1952 and 2003 by the Guinness Book of British Hit Singles & Albums, with a total of 142 weeks on both the singles and album charts ranking them at No. 491. Skunk Anansie have sold 5 million records. Influences: Skin has described Skunk Anansie as a "clit-rock" group, which Allmusic clarifies as "an amalgam of heavy metal and black feminist rage". Members Skin and Ace have mentioned the Sex Pistols, Blondie, dub, reggae, electronica, hip-hop and world music as significant influences. Other media: The band also covered The Stooges' song "Search and Destroy" specifically for the soundtrack of Zack Snyder's film Sucker Punch, released on 25 March 2011. The soundtrack also includes a Skunk Anansie remix of the song "Army of Me" by Björk. Band members: Deborah "Skin" Dyer - lead vocals, guitar, theremin, piano, keyboards (1994-2001; 2009-present), Martin "Ace" Kent - guitar, backing vocals (1994-2001; 2009-present), Richard "Cass" Lewis - bass, guitar, backing vocals (1994-2001; 2009-present), Mark Richardson - drums, percussion, backing vocals (1995-2001; 2009-present), Former members: Robbie France - drums, percussion (1994-1995; died 2012), Touring members: Erika Footman - keyboards, backing vocals. The discography of Skunk Anansie, an English rock band, consists of six studio albums and twenty-four singles, including one re-issue. The band's members include Skin (Deborah Dyer), Cass (Richard Lewis), Ace (Martin Kent) and Mark Richardson. The group formed in 1994 and disbanded in 2001; they re-united in 2009. Skunk Anansie are named after the West African folk tales of Anansi the Spider-man, with "Skunk" added to "make the name nastier". And I have the great, great honor of having five CD-albums in my discography, including the greatest hits collection by Skunk Anansie, led by the charismatic vocalist and songwriter, Skin. Therefore, I have the CD-Album PARANOID & SUNBURNT (1995), only a single copy. The second studio CD-Album, STOOSH (1996), I think was the biggest commercial success of the group, I also have a single copy of this CD-Album. I still have two units of Skunk Anansie's third studio CD-Album, entitled POST ORGASMIC CHILL (1999), one of my favorites. And, finally, also a single copy of the collection SMASHES AND TRASHES (2009), also on CD-Album, which includes the hits from the three previous CD-albums, three new songs and two acoustic versions. As I mentioned, there are five Skunk Anansie CD-albums! Stoosh is the second studio album by British rock band Skunk Anansie, released on 7 October 1996. Professional ratings: AllMusic's Tom Demalon stated: "Skunk Anansie's full-frontal charge can be wearing at times, but for a good dose of aggressive, hard rock with better-than-average lyrics, Stoosh succeeds more than it fails." Tom Sinclair of Entertainment Weekly wrote that the record "finds Skunk Anansie trading their debut's polite Pat Benatar-ish rock for a bigger, more confrontational sound that flirts with metallic overkill even as it embraces folk and pop", adding that "they've toughened up with Stoosh." In 2005, Stoosh was ranked number 367 in Rock Hard magazine's book The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time. In 2020, PopMatters's Enio Chiola featured the record on its list for "15 Overlooked and Underrated Albums of the 1990s." Personnel: Skunk Anansie: Skin - vocals, theremin, backing vocals, Cass - bass guitar, backing vocals, Ace - guitars, Mark Richardson - drums, percussion, backing vocals. Certifications: Region Certification Certified units/sales: Austria (IFPI Austria) Gold 25,000* Belgium (BEA) Gold 25,000* France (SNEP) Gold 100,000* Germany (BVMI) Gold 250,000^ Italy (FIMI) 3× Platinum 300,000, Netherlands (NVPI) Gold 50,000^ Norway (IFPI Norway) Gold 25,000* Sweden (GLF) Gold 40,000^ Switzerland (IFPI Switzerland) Gold 25,000^ United Kingdom (BPI) Platinum 300,000^ United States - 30,000, * Sales figures based on certification alone. ^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

[@henriqueramos3197]

"Twisted (Everyday Hurts)" Released: November 1996 I cried on my blood day There was nothing that I could hold on to Just a line could have helped Remind me of you, of you I screamed till the blood came I was living in a cloud of hope Lover's kiss then they make a wish to the end They pretend 'cause everyday hurts a little more And everyday hurts a little more And i'll do anything, yes i'll do anything To belong to be strong To say there's nothing wrong Everyday hurts a little more Yes everyday hurts a little more And i'll be anything, yes i'll be anything To belong to be strong To say there's nothing wrong Everyday hurts Everyday hurts Everyday hurts I cried in the sunlight Would I fake all the times I loved you Just a play in a game I twisted with you, with you I need to believe you Sacrificed all the lies we made up How we kissed Then we made our wish to the end To the end (repeat chorus) Time made me confide in you So contrived were the words you sold me Now nothing can swallow The feeling so shallow inside (repeat chorus) Produced by Garth Richardson Written by Skin & Len Arran Album STOOSH (1996)

[@gerharddiedericks2120]

Name never stuck to my head until I re - discovered he recently; triggering some childhood memories. Powerful, beautiful voice.

[@bigbambamb7053]

Loved this when it came out and 39 now still love it. Full blast singing every word!!!! ❤

[@justdev8965]

On my top 10 Rock songs of all time. I don't have enough praise in words. I remember the first time I heard it, I was 🐚 shocked.

[@funkydoodycool]

I was bought this single for my 16th birthday. Instantly fell in love with the band. In fact, I still listen to them now, as my 30th birthday looms!!

[@kunaliboobiek]

Young still, but skunk anansie till I die! Rock on 💪🏾

[@kerstenweltlich9999]

Tolle Band ❤

[@biancahislop3354]

Woah!! I'm here because of Spotify. This came out when I was in elementary/ primary school. I'm 34. Totally forgot about this band 😱 Loved this song!!

[@smiffyfingers2753]

You haven't lived till you shook your head to the beat of this song and dancing round your house screaming everyday hurts

[@katariinakurtti7959]

In my teen age years this was my anthem, now I'm 40 years ole and this song still gets me...my man just hit me and I am going to HURT him

[@chillimack]

Phenomenal band. Skin simply has one of the best voices ever.

[@pabloplato]

Skunk Anansie were so good (and so criminally overlooked here in North America)!

[@stuartmckinney8202]

Isn't every band that is different on US airplay? Only a few stations would play something as gutsy as this?

[@mpenujuri7488]

this should be a classic!

[@WW2Adinfinitum]

Still a banger !

[@leehofmantumch]

Did 3 concerts…absolutely awesome ❤

[@margootjevanransbeeck487]

See het life tonight ♥️🤘

[@glenaitken3471]

Loved Skunk Anansie. Boy, that girl can sing!

[@SonicVineyard]

man skin has an awesome voice......haven't heard this in years....still love her and the band....inspirational stuff

[@Mr55f100]

This was such a awesome album, awsome band, absolutely stunning voice. Such an underrated band. One of my go to cds when I cant decide what to listen to.

[@MsPaigeygirl]

I was introduced to SA in my early 30s I fell in love with Skin's voice, I love that she is a rocker chick but can be velvety smooth as well. I'm in my 50s now and this still slaps! 😍😍🔥🔥

[@guitarlover302]

Can beat that old rocker at 68 ! The band and her are simply brilliant ! What a voice ❤thought Grace Slick from Jefferson Airplane could sing - Jesus Skin is awesome

[@tokarukoro8196]

This is a classic that will still be good in 100 years.

[@olafurh.olafsson3476]

I just love this stuff, never gets old❤️🇬🇧🤘🙂👍

[@DamionPhoto1]

I've been listening to a lot of this band lately. Her voice is phenomenal.

[@acidfz1031]

52 and everyday hurts... 😊

[@annacova04]

from 1998 to 2023: true. (title) thank you for inspiring me in my youth.

[@harald-bosh]

This song is perfect! SKIN is the best ROCK front woman in the whole ROCK world!

[@genevieve3873]

Wow she is a good artist i never heard of until now wtf

[@Peta4Evar]

Saw them live in Leeds in 95 & again in Melbourne in 96, brilliant music with powerful memories tied to them. Everyday hurts 22 years later.

[@suziezurfreiheit6825]

They are still touring. Last saw them 2 years ago. They still have the same energy

[@Daniel_bitew]

I love the singer so much this band from youth no lyrics legend It was one of my first songs I heard I was a boy or a kid

[@EnglishMermaid1980]

As someone with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, I know this song is probably about love loss or whatever but it fits so well with having EDS and it’s called TWISTED, that’s exactly what EDS causes my body to be, as well as weak and hurts every day lol 😂

[@solarpixiejournals]

This song rocks so much!!!! It never gets old!!!!

[@M1STYWORLD]

Still kicks ass ❤😊

[@BeeLZBeeb]

Thanks again, it’s like scratching an itch

[@majazivkovic2056]

My first favorite song ever! I was 11 :)

[@ScarponiQddm]

ten years ago I bought a 100€'s 2.1 just to hear this intro! :D One of the best rock intro all time!

[@dogbiscuit1649]

fuck fuck I forgot how fucking amazing this is! It seems like the other day but it was nearly two bloody decades AAAAAAGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!

[@FallenPixel]

That fucking bass

[@xOriginalGamerOG76x]

You feel that too eh ;)

[@jimmcgill1512]

Fucking deadly!

[@justdev8965]

Hahaaa I knoooow

[@theeviljames]

So much joy :) skunk anansie = happy me

[@Dorian1grey2]

Absolute classic tune. Big up to the Cheltenham lad and his riff; from an old Screaming Amoeba fan.

[@iamnotanaddict2905]

My dad worked with Ace's uncle and got Ace's autograph for me!

[@southwalesoutdoors]

Fantastic band. Brilliant songs. Music today is absolute rubbish. The 90s rules.

[@waynelewis5779]

Phenomenal

[@jjwilliamsoconnor1329]

it only took me 19 years too see this amazing video!

[@Kwales66]

jayson williams dont panic man ! Im 48 and only got into recently

[@michaelhenry4405]

+Kwales66 never too old. Even in south africa these guys are huge...

[@jellyfishlight1]

i´m a big fan from 1995. I discover them when i saw the movie "STRANGE DAYS"

[@danashore3634]

took me 21

[@robertorota3328]

I watched when they published it in 1996...

[@dmvvmd]

Awesome 🔥

[@MrJam-jr9kv]

always loved them

[@raverbaby551]

An epic banger.....gives me goosebumps every time

[@paulbarlow9981]

One of the best driving songs ever written.

[@Rensios7]

Ma knows good tunes. Thanks for the introduction 🔥 ❤️

[@DavidAspin-g8p]

Love it always

[@marijanamaki2232]

kraljica

[@teenoso4069]

In the 90s and in my 20s in London. Working 5 days a week & partying. Skunk Anasie, Garbage, Morcheeba, Portishead, Radiohead, Blur et al...so much more

[@1jay288]

Oчень крутой трэк, спасибо! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Nifilheimur]

hell yeah, completely agree with you. But to be fair what front female or male can come close to Skin?

[@jennyinfolkestone9007]

Who can admit Ghanaian people are the world's most beautiful?

[@jennyinfolkestone9007]

❤️

[@ScottieWallace]

I'd say the Danes, Ukrainians and Venezuelans are top 3 imho

[@alexh2456]

I was 2 when this was released. Why the fuck do I feel so nostalgic when I hear it ?

[@Terastas]

Probably would have sung this every single morning in the shower had I known of it when it was new. Because every day did indeed hurt a little more, but it's got a killer beat as if to say "-but still doesn't hurt enough to even make me flinch."

[@benh2807]

Anybdy know where that video was filmed? Looks like that salt desert in Bolivia.

[@dirkk66]

Underrated! She's got soul xx

[@stefanborremans6179]

an amazing woman

[@funkydoodycool]

I should also add, theirs was about the best gig I ever went to - Watford in March 1997 (shoulda been ON my 16th birthday, but they changed the date) with Gravity Kills and Stereophonics. Met Ace at the bar too :)

[@ozzytriv]

Still fresh - I love Skunk Anansie :D

[@gorbaking]

bassline

[@tinar5386]

songs keep getting better and realer LOVE YA GIRL

[@jezzawoolgar8105]

Can't compare her to anyone today. She is n will always be a diamond in the jewl of voices ....

[@MeAndTheBoys_]

Great song,great band. Ive always followed this band from the corner of my eye. Only thing that this band always missed are a few angry,blistering,kick ass guitar solos. These songs almost get me to the boiling point but it cuts off just shy of an eargasm. Cmon guys.....take me there! Finish him!!! :D

[@83moonchild]

I remember being a 13 year old teenage girl and being really confused at the reaction I felt whenever I saw her as my only real crushes had been years before like single digit ages on Robbie Williams, Brian Harvey I think his surname was from east17, but my teens hit and she confused me big time, I loved how she didn't present herself to fit in and be appealing to men, I gathered I just liked her confidence but then I found Alanis Morissette too who although more feminine her songs were not desperate for love, men, romance or typical heartbreak. They were about life experience, anger, oppression, frustration, when they were about love they were on a more profound spiritual level which introduced me to the concept of Love & the depth, respect and a perspective based on a mutual passion and emotions, not what I'd previously believed love was eg. beauty based, revolving around sex, gifts, and if it was real love it had to end in marriage and children whether straight or gay! She sang of her anger at betrayal and she wasn't 'pleasant' or 'ladylike' doing so. She said the things we think but as women are taught not to say, she spoke her truth as any man is allowed which at first shocked me but gradually taught me that yes, I too have that right and if it upsets traditionalists that isn't my issue to deal with. Both women showed me in their own ways that women don't exist to appease men, not physically, not in our life choices, not in any single way. They were both very individual in appearance, self conduct. Their art wasn't created to please, they weren't scantily clad or seductive,.they didn't try to appeal to women singing about soulmates and broken hearts. They wrote about their real unfiltered experiences whether good bad angry disappointed and made no attempt to soften their message, edit their art by softening or making their content more feminine, more approachable, more appropriate they showed millions of girls and women that we have the right to be angry when we are abused, disrespected,manipulated and lied to but we can also experience heartbreak, we can hurt, BUT we could choose to learn and heal and grow from that as opposed to the majority of female singers before who had led us to believe the heartache was of our own doing and we needed to go over and over what it was that WE had done to cause our men to treat us so wrongly or to cheat or to leave, it had always been our fault with song after song wondering how to get him back, to apologise for what? You don't yet know, to 'win him back', to stop him from leaving. These and many other female artists taught us we are so much more but sadly it seems that message is getting lost again and now female artists are evolving into sexual performers, very few still convey important messages, most are now just hypersexualised, completely controlled with no talent, literal ly lacking any self respect and wearing, singing and dancing absolutely whatever they're told to.

[@LeePearce-wq6pv]

England.. Ambassador's. We Got You.

[@marcog926]

sempre bellissima