Thank the Lord for Siouxsie, Poly Styrene, Ari Up, Viv Albertine, Debbie Harry, Pauline Black, Chrissie Hynde, Pauline Murray, Fay Fife, Suzi Quattro ...etc..etc.. and all the other fabulous women who contributed to music in the 70s and 80s. Too many to mention and who don't get mentioned enough. For those about to punk or rock...we salute you!
Lyrics: Harmful elements in the air Symbols clashing everywhere Reaps the fields of rice and reeds While the population feeds Junk floats on polluted water An old custom to sell your daughter Would you like number twenty three? Leave your yens on the counter please Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh Hong Kong Garden Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh Hong Kong Garden Oh oh, oh oh Tourists swarm to see your face Confucius has a puzzling grace Disoriented you enter in Unleashing scent of wild jasmine Slanted eyes meet a new sunrise A race of bodies small in size Chicken Chow Mein and Chop Suey Hong Kong Garden takeaway La la la, la la la la la Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh Hong Kong Garden Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh
If you think the title sounds like the name of a Chinese restaurant, you're right. Said Siouxsie: "I'll never forget, there was a Chinese restaurant in Chislehurst called 'The Hong Kong Garden.' Me and my friend were really upset that we used to go there and like, occasionally when the skinheads would turn up it would really turn really ugly. These gits were just go in on mass and just terrorize these Chinese people who were working there. We'd try and say 'Leave them alone,' you know. It was a kind of tribute." (from , August 6, 2001.
The Hong Kong garden is now called the noble house, it’s located in chislehurst kent (my local takeaway), opposite was a clothes shop called spellbound and just up the road is a cafe called mirage. A lot of the late 70’s punk bands were from around here, back then they were dubbed the Bromley Contingent. This is My most favourite song ever and it is 40 years old today....
@@SH-xq9fw Hi Sam Wiki is just the thoughts of the last person who amends an entry! I edit Wiki sometimes. Sundridge is in Bromley, Chislehurst is a separate town.
I'm 67 and a Londoner. I contributed to a gig at my college in early 1978. A great gig and they were nice people. They then went on to create great music beyond my expectations. Great band !
Siouxsie was simply the best female rocker of her generation, and this song well deserves its place on the "1001 songs you must hear before you die" list.
I’m 15 and pretty new to all of this. My dad’s girlfriend was a goth in the 80s so recommended me a few bands but I found Siouxie a few months ago after I developed an interest in goth and punk (I also really like riot grrrl) and they’ve quickly become my favourite band to listen to. Helps me get out of bed in the morning and get dressed.
Dartmoor 100 no way! I live just down the road from there and used to live there. Also had a party in the caves when I was a kid. What a bloody small world it is eh!
My first love.....Stephen Owen introduced me to this in 1978........I was 12 he was 15...........He saw them at Reading festival.........I loved it then, I love it now.........and still love him!!!
The guitar riff is amazing and Siouxsie is fantastic with her captivating voice and crazy dancing that is very entertaining. They reached top 10 in uk with this song as their 1st single!
Second that I wish my teenage years and my 20's were in the mid 70's and 80's rather than now the music and attitude was so much better then rather than this over sensitive, sjw whining bs we have now.
@@aaronbrown7217 See people say that all the time, but as much as I don't agree with the direction pop music is going in and the joke that is modern politics, I am still glad to be living my twenties right now. I'm able to listen to and appreciate music far beyond my years and even come across modern gems like Hiatus Kaiyote.
Man, that is such a killer tune, Ive always loved this song, and seeing her dancing with that arrogant cool demeanour and, brimming with pure raw talent. I remember Souxsie in bleached blonde hair posing and sniggering amongst a Punk mob in a TV studio during an infamous Sex Pistols interview. I was even thinking to myself at the age of like 12- that hard-faced girl will never turn out to be anything useful. Boy was I wrong about this talented beauty!
Deane Walpole Blimey, back in the day in England, the Joe Strummers and Gary Numans of this world were just a dime a dozen. Now they have assumed status as mythical God's, and rightly so in this now barren landscape of pop monotony
Josh Bailey look up Sex Pistols Bill Grundy show, didn't know who she was at the time but Siouxsie made Johnny Rotten look meek and shy by comparison without uttering a single curse word.
Josh Bailey Re the Grundy interview,it is on Some Product by the Sex Pistols,and numerous documentaries of the band/punk inc.The Great Rock n Roll Swindle,& The Filth & The Fury.Look up and enjoy!Was amazing time in England and music & culture really did change,apart from the continued existence of disco...
A curious, edgy, captivating amalgam of punk immediacy and pop smarts, this song was truly something special in the post-punk world in which it arrived, and remains fresh and raw to this day. Steeped in the best type of pop song catchiness, its awareness and intoxicating riff grab you from the very start, coupled with a brash, upfront vocal that teems with confidence (maybe arrogance) that is arresting. When I heard this for the first time (like all songs that do something to you), this stopped me in my tracks right away. The video does the song great service also, expressing much visually from what would seem on the surface to be very little. Siouxsie's dancing and 'matter of fact' delivery say more in a few minutes about indie attitude and punk aesthetics than most bands could deliver in a lifetime. Some kind of greatness in barely three minutes, it's cool yet controlled, chaotic at the edges yet unbelievably hip.......this will never fade, despite some lyric analyst naysayers' comments. I cannot tire of hearing this; I'll love it forever. Thank you, Siouxsie and the band. For me, your 'city' will never 'lie in dust'!!
I'd say observations like "Manchild", 'from Boomerang' (The Creatures, which was Siouxsie and Budgie's side project), is about an actual vendetta between two families in Columbia. Also inspirations for imagery, for example "Congo Conga" (probably my most favorite B-side!) has lots of African imagery in the lyrics
the least she could do is get it correct though..."put your yen on the counter please". Hong Kong isn't part of Japan and doesn't use Yen as a currency. My friends and I were laughing at how ludicrous and wrong her lyrics were. Great song nonetheless
Here in Melbourne 7 months later we are still in lockdown, although they have eased the curfew. I haven't seen a band for 10 months and this music is entertaining me... and the neighbours... whether they want to hear it or not.
Here in Ireland, we haven't been allowed watch TV or Netflix for just over one year. Also, water is very restricted & we are only allowed one visit to the toilet per month. Food is delivered to our door once every five weeks. And thats just rice. This lockdown shit sure is hard. TH-cam is the only thing we have. Please donate some money so me & my family can go to live in North Korea for a better life. Please....i beg you to save us 🙏
Saw her in Eric's when i was about 14. Late 70s think they were opening act for the Clash or something. First time you see her and hear that voice you know she's something special. An Icon of that era, shes a one off.
my second favourite female vocalist ever if it had not been for debbie harry siouxsie would have been my chosen one stunning video this song is par excellence!!
With due respect, why is a stream of abuse of Hong Kong so brilliant? She knows nothing about the place, and even got our currency wrong. The yen is the currency used by China, not Hong Kong.
This is one of my favourite songs from Siouxsie and stop bringing religion into this , we didn't give a fuck about religion in those days so see it for what it is, a fucking cracking punk song.
It can't ever bigger in Punk.... than here! Siouxsie was dominant Woman, but here.... she was sensuous as a lovely Sweetheart... with her Boys, with her Band... (Pat, Switzerland)
I 1st heard this when I about 10 yo I'm now 50 and still loving it, i don't see the bass guitarists getting much credit he's half the enjoyment of this track
I was 15 yrs wen I was hit by siouxie,,,,,,l switched in2 A punk overnight,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I'm 54 now and she still makes me feel 15 again,,,,,,can't wait to see her@july 2025🤘
Around 5 years ago, I heard this song for the first time in the Marie Antoinette movie. Thanks to that, I was introduced to punk music and Siouxsie and the banshees is one of my favorites bands. What a coincidence, how some events can lead another
2019 is a terrible year for Hong Kong. So I wish and hope for the best to the Hong Kong people and may the protests and riots will be stop sooner . #hongkongprotest
@bofursgun you're right its a music, remember music is a macro therefore lyrics can be use as a message especially most bands under punk genre involves a lot of politics and society, therefore the song is coincidentally called Hong Kong garden at the same time Hong Kong isn't doing well right now. My statement is just to wish HK the best end of story. You have a problem with that?
Met my late husband in 1978 and we used to go to 2 or 3 punk concerts a week, buzzcocks, clash, stranglers, iggy amongst which siouxsie and the banshees. Absolutely fabulous times sadly missed but hearing this takes me right back there!!
Was a 14 year old Indian in cov bought single polydor label fell in love wit her bare toes heels leather trousers black hair - I’m nearly 56 the mrs I’m with now is literally a Siouxsie double - Punk stays wit you for life - a lot of the lyrics applicable today - perhaps if the youth listened to The Clash -SLF we wod b in a better place
At School in Blyth.. Wellessly Nautical Sea Schoool. they used to call Me Sid. Coz I looked and dressed like Sid Vicious 1979 when I got home for summer holidays we used to hang in the forum Wallsend and do zoff parties. And pogo
@sexobscura to those of us as teenagers in the 70s and, more importantly, fledgling punk rockers know the significance of Siouxsie Sioux. Fantastic time to be hanging around.
this was the music I grew up to... I was 16 when this came out if I was 16 now I wouldn't listen to anything in the charts. that says everything about todays music
Still listening to this in 2024. She was an iconic singer.
How good? Never get tired of saying it, the music from 77-82 was unbeatable.
I tell people this all the time.
post punk, goth, punk, hardcore, new wave - whatever it is this song blows my mind!
it's:
Chicken chow mein or chop suey
This song inspired all of these genres
Mix of all and then some more
Im into punk alot now she the queen
Released in 1978.
This is pioneering PUNK Rock.
I kissed Siouxsie once in a pub at London Bridge and got her autograph when I was 21. She is still a sort now abs I am 53!
lucky
did you get some of her black lipstick on you
Thank the Lord for Siouxsie, Poly Styrene, Ari Up, Viv Albertine, Debbie Harry, Pauline Black, Chrissie Hynde, Pauline Murray, Fay Fife, Suzi Quattro ...etc..etc.. and all the other fabulous women who contributed to music in the 70s and 80s. Too many to mention and who don't get mentioned enough. For those about to punk or rock...we salute you!
The undisputed Queen of Punk. Everything about her was just right. The look, voice, psychedelic or gothic fashion, and the repertoire. 👍
And the queen of Goth. The song Rhapsody from the album Peepshow, may very well be be one of the finest Goth songs ever created.
Sounds like "Killing an Arab". The same style.
Find oath Lancedude....
Siouxsie Sioux is so gosh darn adorable when she dances
sixty.ninelives Yes; so true. I think she was influenced greatly by spotty dog.
+sixty.ninelives She really is
It reminds me of Bjork.
yes she is
petrichoree .Except the Banshees were good...
Lyrics:
Harmful elements in the air
Symbols clashing everywhere
Reaps the fields of rice and reeds
While the population feeds
Junk floats on polluted water
An old custom to sell your daughter
Would you like number twenty three?
Leave your yens on the counter please
Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh
Hong Kong Garden
Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh
Hong Kong Garden
Oh oh, oh oh
Tourists swarm to see your face
Confucius has a puzzling grace
Disoriented you enter in
Unleashing scent of wild jasmine
Slanted eyes meet a new sunrise
A race of bodies small in size
Chicken Chow Mein and Chop Suey
Hong Kong Garden takeaway
La la la, la la la la la
Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh
Hong Kong Garden
Ho-oh, ho-oh-oh-oh
If you think the title sounds like the name of a Chinese restaurant, you're right. Said Siouxsie: "I'll never forget, there was a Chinese restaurant in Chislehurst called 'The Hong Kong Garden.' Me and my friend were really upset that we used to go there and like, occasionally when the skinheads would turn up it would really turn really ugly. These gits were just go in on mass and just terrorize these Chinese people who were working there. We'd try and say 'Leave them alone,' you know. It was a kind of tribute." (from , August 6, 2001.
True it was a takeaway
Still order from Hong Kong garden in Hastings .. and drive the wife mad by playing and singing this EVERY TIME WE ORDER lol
@@neldcammock5123 It's still there with a change of name to Noble House
@@markford5552 no way after all thse years , i wonder if the restarant got royaltis
@@neldcammock5123 My daughter used to live in Chislehurst my last take away there was about 2 years ago. No idea about royalties
One of the best bands in history. Period.
Doesn't get old, one of music's immortals.....still watching in 2023.
Anyone in lockdown listening to this. Nearly 60 and loving every second of this song x
im with you 55 in manchester still might have chips and curry later tho
60 in november, best female punk band to come out in the 70s, no doubt about it. 👍👍👌👌
Only 15 and agree
15 and loving this song
The Hong Kong garden is now called the noble house, it’s located in chislehurst kent (my local takeaway), opposite was a clothes shop called spellbound and just up the road is a cafe called mirage. A lot of the late 70’s punk bands were from around here, back then they were dubbed the Bromley Contingent. This is My most favourite song ever and it is 40 years old today....
I used to cycle past the Hong Kong Garden in Bromley everyday for about 5 years. Maybe there were two of them?
I think you mean the place in Plaistow Lane? Very strictly speaking it is in Sundridge , rather than in Bromley.
Most favourite is tautilogical. If it is your favourite the superlative is unnecessary. Yours, Mr Logic, the professional gobshite.
According to wikipedia it's referencing to the one in Chislehurst.
@@SH-xq9fw Hi Sam
Wiki is just the thoughts of the last person who amends an entry! I edit Wiki sometimes. Sundridge is in Bromley, Chislehurst is a separate town.
I always had a thing for Siouxsie, she's beautiful.
too beautiful - spent 40 years obsessing about her (in the nicest possible way). At 71 probably managed to get over it, now.
Who didn't?
I know what you mean --- I hate her too
sexobscura ???
@@spell.bound.v !!!
I'm 67 and a Londoner. I contributed to a gig at my college in early 1978. A great gig and they were nice people. They then went on to create great music beyond my expectations. Great band !
At minute 2:26 the microphone drops but Siouxsie laughs and continues dancing! I love her so much ! a true ICON !!! legendary !
R.I.P Robert my brother, he died Friday, he loved the Banshees, this is the song he used to play in the 80's in his bedroom
Wow,How old are u?
He's in a good place now, and we all will met him and everyone Else :))
This made me sad
Bless his soul
Qu'il repose en paix !
Siouxsie was simply the best female rocker of her generation, and this song well deserves its place on the "1001 songs you must hear before you die" list.
I’m 15 and pretty new to all of this. My dad’s girlfriend was a goth in the 80s so recommended me a few bands but I found Siouxie a few months ago after I developed an interest in goth and punk (I also really like riot grrrl) and they’ve quickly become my favourite band to listen to. Helps me get out of bed in the morning and get dressed.
We do be living the same life
Not gothic new wave punk 😂
@@georgerowley7522 Labels labels 😏
The Mission. 🖤
Absolutely class music.
Have always Siouxsie and the Banshees.
Glad you're into them - restores my faith in humanity 🤣
I used to eat in the 'Hong Kong Garden' chineese take away, in Chislehurst, Kent, UK. Word on the street was , it's what inspired this song.
The Hudsons there is another one in Whitechapel
Dartmoor 100 no way! I live just down the road from there and used to live there. Also had a party in the caves when I was a kid.
What a bloody small world it is eh!
Yeah I think I’ve been there
It probably is based on that because that’s where Siouxsie was born
Dartmoor 100
I used to dine at HKG too and as u said its how the song title came about as our hero lived locally
A friend put a pic up on Facebook standing outside Hong Kong garden yesterday. Looks quite alright.
My first love.....Stephen Owen introduced me to this in 1978........I was 12 he was 15...........He saw them at Reading festival.........I loved it then, I love it now.........and still love him!!!
I believe you....X :)
Cheers for that deborah
Shall i get a new hat
Ain't she fab! Thanks Siouxsie for all the music.
Cat Law absabloominlootly!
She really is.
At 2:25 she drops the microphone and keeps going as if it didn't happen. What a pro.
...or they didn't have enough money to shoot another take
@@sexobscura that sounds more like it...
Imagine she then tripped over it and styled it out into a forward roll, that would be even more professional
Legend says originally lyrics where 5 minutes long, 'cause she dropped the mic they had to improvise an ending
Microphone support already grounded at 1:40... what an hurricane...
Whoever decided to put all their music videos up - thank you so much!
Ummm, how about uploading Cities In Dust, Face To Face, Kiss Them For Me, etc. I know they actually all are on YT, but HD would be nice.
My mum had this Lp vinyl from over 40 yrs ago ,
R.i.p mum x
I have this vinyl single n all siouxsie orig vinyl... i was a siouxsie clone.. bless u x
The guitar riff is amazing and Siouxsie is fantastic with her captivating voice and crazy dancing that is very entertaining. They reached top 10 in uk with this song as their 1st single!
I was 17 and i 'm still a punk : lol today i'm 54 and alive .
When I left school, Yr 12, I was voted "Most likely to be dead by the age of 30"
Im early 50's, still going and will for quite some time.
PUNKS NOT DEAD OH NO!
Me also (well, plus a year)
Me 2
@@andersonveloso57 We are so Reject even Satan doesn't want Us?
She was so beautiful in this era. Still is and will always be, but this look was one of my favorites for sure. Incredible woman!
Absolutely 100% correct buddy she was/is absolutely beautiful.
To think this was their first record/single and they hadn't a clue about "music", instruments and tuning and all that shit! F'kin brilliant!
Siouxsie British icon and amazing singer. A true British treasure.
All the current plastic "megastars", couldn't hold a candle to Siouxsie.
Second that I wish my teenage years and my 20's were in the mid 70's and 80's rather than now the music and attitude was so much better then rather than this over sensitive, sjw whining bs we have now.
@@aaronbrown7217 See people say that all the time, but as much as I don't agree with the direction pop music is going in and the joke that is modern politics, I am still glad to be living my twenties right now. I'm able to listen to and appreciate music far beyond my years and even come across modern gems like Hiatus Kaiyote.
@@aaronbrown7217 that's nice
now piss off
kee wee it was definitely sarcasm 😂
@Juan Perez Lol, ...and everyone is talking about saving this planet.
Man, that is such a killer tune, Ive always loved this song, and seeing her dancing with that arrogant cool demeanour and, brimming with pure raw talent. I remember Souxsie in bleached blonde hair posing and sniggering amongst a Punk mob in a TV studio during an infamous Sex Pistols interview. I was even thinking to myself at the age of like 12- that hard-faced girl will never turn out to be anything useful. Boy was I wrong about this talented beauty!
She was one of several important people who survived punk and influenced the era after. Strummer and Numan being two others.
Deane Walpole Blimey, back in the day in England, the Joe Strummers and Gary Numans of this world were just a dime a dozen. Now they have assumed status as mythical God's, and rightly so in this now barren landscape of pop monotony
got a link to that interview mate?
Josh Bailey look up Sex Pistols Bill Grundy show, didn't know who she was at the time but Siouxsie made Johnny Rotten look meek and shy by comparison without uttering a single curse word.
Josh Bailey Re the Grundy interview,it is on Some Product by the Sex Pistols,and numerous documentaries of the band/punk inc.The Great Rock n Roll Swindle,& The Filth & The Fury.Look up and enjoy!Was amazing time in England and music & culture really did change,apart from the continued existence of disco...
This should have been number 1 for a decade one of the best songs of this or any other era
She taught Morrissey to dance!!! Epic👍
She should taught him how to not be NeoNazi lol
Norwich Woolworths 1978, I worked on the record counter, got told off by the manager for playing this too loud and too often :)
The manager had fuck-all taste in music!
I'm from Norwich 😂😂😂
Loved this at 16, still great at 61 !
4561z my number this iz class
Me too!
She has me Spellbound. Everything, the music, the look, the person, the icon.
Pun intended? 👀
@@Youngtinman Yes, a perfect moment to describe her effect on me with that song. Thanks for your thoughts with that.
This is a punkish song at its best. Love the catchy lyrics. The good old days when music had some taste !
This is an all time classic from when music shaped you
Sure is ! Loved it at 16 , still pretty good at 61😂
Saw them live in 77 supporting the clash amazing gig .
Ooof, gives me an adrenaline rush when I hear it. It still sounds AMAZING!!!
A curious, edgy, captivating amalgam of punk immediacy and pop smarts, this song was truly something special in the post-punk world in which it arrived, and remains fresh and raw to this day. Steeped in the best type of pop song catchiness, its awareness and intoxicating riff grab you from the very start, coupled with a brash, upfront vocal that teems with confidence (maybe arrogance) that is arresting. When I heard this for the first time (like all songs that do something to you), this stopped me in my tracks right away. The video does the song great service also, expressing much visually from what would seem on the surface to be very little. Siouxsie's dancing and 'matter of fact' delivery say more in a few minutes about indie attitude and punk aesthetics than most bands could deliver in a lifetime. Some kind of greatness in barely three minutes, it's cool yet controlled, chaotic at the edges yet unbelievably hip.......this will never fade, despite some lyric analyst naysayers' comments. I cannot tire of hearing this; I'll love it forever. Thank you, Siouxsie and the band. For me, your 'city' will never 'lie in dust'!!
I've noticed many of her songs are actually cultural statements, or her critiquing certain countries and their cultures. Very fascinating!
I've noticed this too
I'd say observations like "Manchild", 'from Boomerang' (The Creatures, which was Siouxsie and Budgie's side project), is about an actual vendetta between two families in Columbia. Also inspirations for imagery, for example "Congo Conga" (probably my most favorite B-side!) has lots of African imagery in the lyrics
@@lennypearl i'm from Colombia and i know what are you saying
Is Israel criticism of Israel or critics of Israel?
the least she could do is get it correct though..."put your yen on the counter please". Hong Kong isn't part of Japan and doesn't use Yen as a currency. My friends and I were laughing at how ludicrous and wrong her lyrics were. Great song nonetheless
Here in Spain we are in lockdown since last week, songs like this keeping me sane!!!! Great music from my youth..........thank God for TH-cam!!!
Here in Melbourne 7 months later we are still in lockdown, although they have eased the curfew. I haven't seen a band for 10 months and this music is entertaining me... and the neighbours... whether they want to hear it or not.
Here in Ireland, we haven't been allowed watch TV or Netflix for just over one year. Also, water is very restricted & we are only allowed one visit to the toilet per month. Food is delivered to our door once every five weeks. And thats just rice. This lockdown shit sure is hard. TH-cam is the only thing we have. Please donate some money so me & my family can go to live in North Korea for a better life. Please....i beg you to save us 🙏
Just the best music , absolutely love Siouxsie and the Banshees, thank God for punk !!
I was 15 when I bought this single and literally played it to death, what a tune !
I am almost 52 now and am about a buy a copy of the single.
Superb! Loved this since it came out in 1978! The louder the better! 👍 👍
I know she and I will die without ever meeting each other but she has had a big impact on my life.
The guitar on this is just fantastic!
Saw her in Eric's when i was about 14. Late 70s think they were opening act for the Clash or something. First time you see her and hear that voice you know she's something special. An Icon of that era, shes a one off.
Such a classic...havent heard this in while
64 and still in awe
Soo glad I grew up at a time when there was so much varied talent.Loved every second.
I was 14 and a punk, now 57 and still loving it,, enjoy lol. It should come back.
The official name of this song is now Special Administrative Area of the People's Republic of China Garden.
my second favourite female vocalist ever if it had not been for debbie harry siouxsie would have been my chosen one stunning video this song is par excellence!!
Quality music doesn't age - still as good as the 1st time listening way back when. Awesome track.
Great song! My older sister played this over and over in 1978 and i still love it!!
The lyrics to this are nothing short of brilliant as is the irresistable bass line
With due respect, why is a stream of abuse of Hong Kong so brilliant? She knows nothing about the place, and even got our currency wrong. The yen is the currency used by China, not Hong Kong.
@@jessicayeung4490in fact Hong Kong Garden isn't about Hong Kong. The title of the song is the name of the chinese takeaway shop...
Thank God I'm old!!!! I was there during the best ever era for inventive music. Can't beat it with a stick.
Saw them live at Malvern Winter Gardens in 1978 performing this :-)
Saw them at Hemel Hempstead Pavilion in 1981,with John Cooper Clarke supporting.
+Simon Turner I saw them in 1982 with John Mcgeogh playing guitar!
+Sioux Banshee It was in Madrid, I saw the two last concerts with John Mcgeogh playing guitar. Few days before A Kiss in the Dreamhouse was released.
Lucky you!
Magnificent guitar play! Eat your heart out, Edge!
Happy birthday to Siouxie Sioux@67,greetings from Hong Kong 🎂
This is one of my favourite songs from Siouxsie and stop bringing religion into this , we didn't give a fuck about religion in those days so see it for what it is, a fucking cracking punk song.
Absolutely the best music to play when you are cooking chicken 🐔 chow mien !!!
It can't ever bigger in Punk.... than here!
Siouxsie was dominant Woman, but here.... she was sensuous as a lovely Sweetheart... with her Boys, with her Band...
(Pat, Switzerland)
In MARIE ANTOIETTE (film con Kristen Dunst)accompagna delle danze a corte.
Still sounds fresh. A tremendous debut single. Love it!
John McKay was obviously a brilliant guitar player such a shame he didn't do more but what he did is more than enough.
I was about nine years old when i first heard this , and this was the only punk band i ever liked and i'm 52 now i still listen to this.
The first single I ever bought with my own money. What a gem!!! PEACE ;]
I 1st heard this when I about 10 yo I'm now 50 and still loving it, i don't see the bass guitarists getting much credit he's half the enjoyment of this track
I was 15 yrs wen I was hit by siouxie,,,,,,l switched in2 A punk overnight,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I'm 54 now and she still makes me feel 15 again,,,,,,can't wait to see her@july 2025🤘
2024@ tynemouth,,mouth of the tyne festival 💋💋
Catchy tune by Siouxsie And the Banshees and one of their best songs!
Around 5 years ago, I heard this song for the first time in the Marie Antoinette movie. Thanks to that, I was introduced to punk music and Siouxsie and the banshees is one of my favorites bands. What a coincidence, how some events can lead another
Indeed, it was in that movie, I was amazed when I saw it.
This and spellbound were my favourite punk tracks at the time.
I used to go see the great lady back in the 70’s and early 80’s, what a privilege it was! 🧷🧷🧷🇬🇧
2019 is a terrible year for Hong Kong. So I wish and hope for the best to the Hong Kong people and may the protests and riots will be stop sooner . #hongkongprotest
@bofursgun you're right its a music, remember music is a macro therefore lyrics can be use as a message especially most bands under punk genre involves a lot of politics and society, therefore the song is coincidentally called Hong Kong garden at the same time Hong Kong isn't doing well right now. My statement is just to wish HK the best end of story. You have a problem with that?
#FREEHONGKONG
@@RatBoyDunce #FREEHONGKONG #FREETIBET and #FREETURKESTAN
Met my late husband in 1978 and we used to go to 2 or 3 punk concerts a week, buzzcocks, clash, stranglers, iggy amongst which siouxsie and the banshees. Absolutely fabulous times sadly missed but hearing this takes me right back there!!
Fabulous dance moves emulated by Goth girls in every alternative club...unforgettable times..unforgettable music
I was only introduced to punk, rock and metal a few years ago, this is one of the first songs I heard and is hands down still one of the best!!
prayers for the people of Hong Kong in these hours of desperation ...🌏🤔
I was 16 when the punk hit my life loved every single of 10 years I felt completely comfortable within my self,and I think once a punk always a punk
Fab tune. Powerful vocals from a beautiful gal. Good on ya siouxsie. ❤️❤️🎶🎶😎😎
Was a 14 year old Indian in cov bought single polydor label fell in love wit her bare toes heels leather trousers black hair - I’m nearly 56 the mrs I’m with now is literally a Siouxsie double - Punk stays wit you for life - a lot of the lyrics applicable today - perhaps if the youth listened to The Clash -SLF we wod b in a better place
At School in Blyth.. Wellessly Nautical Sea Schoool. they used to call Me Sid. Coz I looked and dressed like Sid Vicious 1979 when I got home for summer holidays we used to hang in the forum Wallsend and do zoff parties. And pogo
😊A brilliant tune..Even better when you know why she wrote it. ❤
¡Acabo de descubrir el intro de Bukku qui!
+Esteban Valdivia Yo recuerdo que su canal me engancho justo por esta cancion. Me parecia muy inusual.
llegué aquí por eso... excelente cana
yo igual xd
Lástima que ya lo abandonó...
lol XD
Great song, She had class
Fabulous bass too
I have always admired this song and many more
Really is good to se her drop the Mike and dance as if nothing happened,I'm 58 now but was dancing with her,fond song and great time back then
I love her ❤ cool af
I think this is their best song.
It's so relevant then and especially now with what's going on.
Happy 😃 62nd birthday 🎁 to Susan
Época mágica, maravilhosa, anos 1980, inesquecível!!
80s in the 70s
@sexobscura to those of us as teenagers in the 70s and, more importantly, fledgling punk rockers know the significance of Siouxsie Sioux. Fantastic time to be hanging around.
1978.
Happy birthday to one of the great tunes, still great
this is so vibrant vocal attitude and that guitar
This guitar part is very badass!
bedridden, hoping for the mask ball scene from Coppola's Marie Antoinette with this in the background still happening to me once
+Paulina Marko That is why I am watching it now Paulina, saw Marie Antoinette a few days ago. Ha
this was the music I grew up to... I was 16 when this came out if I was 16 now I wouldn't listen to anything in the charts. that says everything about todays music
How true(its bland bubblegum pop these days)but its what they like.Says it all really.I despair for future generations.
Cool song! Watching "This Town" series and it popped up. 😎🇦🇺
Dancing on the dinning hall tables butlins minehead 78 when I worked there happy days
Good for you. I was one year into my apprenticeship...X :0
I have this single gatefold sleeve must be worth something