Audio CD review:
Bauhaus - Singles: 1979-1983, Volume 2

Bauhaus - Singles: 1979-1983, Volume 2

Band: Bauhaus Title: Singles: 1979-1983, Volume 2 Rating: Release Date: 1998-06-30 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Kick in the Eye 2: Hollow Hills 3: In Fear of Fear 4: Ziggy Stardust - Bauhaus, Bowie, David 5: Silent Hedges 6: Lagartija Nick 7: Paranoia, Paranoia 8: Swing the Heartache 9: Third Uncle - Bauhaus, Eno, Brian 10: Spirit 11: All We Ever Wanted Was Everything 12: Slice of Life 13: She's in Parties 14: The Sanity Assassin 15: Who Killed Mr. Moonlight? 16: Satori 17: Crowds

Buy this today I am thrilled to hear Hollow Hills, Silent Hedges, and She's in Parties once again. This collection is amazing, bring it all back for us. The only track missing on this "best of" is Bela Lugosi's Dead and that is the sad part. For those of you unfamiliar to Bauhaus, they are amounth the original Gothic bands from the 1980's in the UK. Others in the scene are: The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshiees, The Cramps etc. . . I think you will like this collection of you like them. Stunning, powerful collection Together they're one of the finest "best of" collections ever. Get this and get volume 1. Gothic Masterpiece Most are their early works which are much much better than their last years together. What more can you ask for? This album has all the great works of Bauhaus. This album is worth every cent. A true gothic masterpiece. Paranoia Paranoia, She's in Parties, Who Killed Mr. Moonlight? and Kick in the eye are just some of the reasons you should get this album. If you are going to buy only one Bauhaus album, Buy this one, you won't be disappointed!. A Great compilation from gothic musical talents, Bauhaus Moonlight. I think this is a great CD simply because it has some of my favorite songs on it, such as Kick in the Eye, Ziggy Stardust, Silent Hedges, Slice of Life, She's in Parties, and my ultimate favorite: Who Killed Mr. It is a good buy for those of you who are looking for Bauhaus' better work collected together. . . however with two you usually need volume one. . . if you would rather just buy one cd, I suggest "Crackle", a compilation put together by the band for those looking for the classic bauhaus songs on just one cd. Vol 1 & 2 have a little bit more rare material than Crackle would though. You can see a complete list of all Bauhaus discography, or go back to the Bauhaus tabs