I'm a 55 yr old female from the Midwest and a closet Nick Cave fan. My intro was his murder ballads from 96. Of course the first song I listened to was Where the Wild Roses Go and I was hooked.

Absolutely. She doesn’t sound like most other pop music at the moment. Even if she doesn’t end up being your thing, she’s got a cool and interesting sound.

Still waiting for an explanation why🤡

Sure, they're great. I'd probably file them under garage rock more, but they're still solid picks. If I had to round out the top four ultimate hard rock bands myself I'd think about acts like The Cult, Motorhead, Def Leppard, Rose Tattoo, maybe ZZ Top.

I just googled 1973 albums. Holy shit,what a 12 months that was.

Well, sad thing is lots of people are famous by accident. Ya gotta be choosy!

Oh, snide! Sweet thanks.

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I'm a Nick Cave fan. He has been my favorite artist for many years now. Glad I could watch him live on Meo Kalorama in Portugal last year.

I'm 28, btw

Definitely. She’s not famous by accident. There’s legit talent there. Most of it is a mood. If it hits you at the right time,it works perfectly.

Give it a shot?

it's music not a special magical curse that can turn you into a reddit user.

Cool thanks!

When the party’s over, ocean eyes, guitar songs EP

There’s been so many times I’ve drunkenly chanted the chorus at bars exactly how i spelled it out in op and i never knew that

I'm a cameraman form Berlin in my mid fifties. My Nick Cave period was in the late 80s. From Kicking against the Pricks till The Good Son. From then on I found the records and the live shows a bit repetitive and slowly lost interest. I also thought the 1990 documentary 'The Road to God Knows were' was self indulgent and dull. That might have speeded up the process of alienation.

Today, if I'm tempted to put on a Nick Cave record, most of the time I go for a hard bop artist, that I think I should know more about.

And 50 years before that the Treaty of Lausanne brought an end to 624 years of the Ottoman Empire, and hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic made 1 USD worth 4,200,000,000,000 Papiermark.

Yay! I’m really glad. I speak Spanish and figured it could sound like that to someone that doesn’t, haha. The words of the chorus basically translate to “water for the thirst, everyone’s on ecstasy in the discotheque.” It’s a fun song.

Try Rap and EDM

One of my favourites from the band! The Rain Song in particular is amazing.

I do like Nick Cave and his bad seeds, although I am a 64 year old electronic music fan, but his voice is one of a kind!

32, audio/video engineer from Amsterdam. Got super heavy into the birthday party and the murder ballads album in my 20's. Had sort of a late goth phase with them and stuff like cocteau twins and mbv. Now I'm not so much into it anymore. Saw them last year, and it had a very Las Vegas vibe to it. But I still respect him a lot. A true showman

YES THATS IT THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH how did you guess that??

I have Tech House and Techno

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Check out my spotify link on my profile. I'm probably the same age as you and I've been working on playlists (year by year) of new, under ground artists that shows what the kids have been doing for the past decade.