Shotgun Messiah - Living Without You 1991
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- Shotgun Messiah - Living Without You official video in excellent quality with Tim Sköld (Marylin Manson) on vocals.
Shotgun Messiah released "Second Coming" in 1991, which was enthusiastically received by the media, and was their most successful album to date. Two singles were released from that album, "Heartbreak Blvd." and "Living Without You". At this time, Tim Tim, whose role was now frontman, went by the name Tim Skold (Marylin Manson).
Lyrics
I walk the streets alone at night
A shadow in the city light
I didn't know that love could hurt
How little broken hearts are worth
All that we had, gone forever
Things that we said, it will never be
Living without you, don't bother me
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
Don't flatter yourself
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
We crossed our hearts and hoped to die
We swore that we would never lie
But love just slipped away somehow
Baby, it's all over now
All that we had, gone forever
Things that we said, it will never be
Living without you, don't bother me
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
Don't flatter yourself
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
You seemed so innocent
You had me blinded
What good is all your beauty
There's nothing behind it
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
Don't flatter yourself
If there's a tear in my eye
It's not for you
Lock the door and cut the lights
I won't be coming home tonight
#GlamMetal
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Most underrated song and band ever 🎵 🎶 ❤
Harry K Cody. What a musician and writer. Amazing album and lineup.
Spot on!! Need more of it!!
32 years old and still a banging album....
April 20, 1992. Shotgun Messiah plays The Back Room in Austin, Texas. Me and a friend go and are right up against the stage. Great show. The only moment I didn't personally dig was when the lead singer Tim Tim pulled down his pants. Yep. Hard to miss it when you're about 2-1/2 feet away. But other than that, a great show. 😆
"All that we hi-yad gone fo-evuh."
lol so true!
One of favourite 💝💯
No disrespect to the previous lead singer, having owned both albums though I personally think Tim Skold was the better vocalist. He did a phenomenal job on this album and really stepped up. Second Coming was an awesome album!
Absolutely true
They both aren’t that great at singing
Brilliant work by Skold.
Was? Still is
I agree man, Tim was the genius behind the band, he's a great front man, and he plays every instrument well,he played guitar in Manson too
This brings back great memories of when I was stationed in 29 Palms, California with the Marine Corps. I bought this CD at the PX and still have it since 1991. I bought their first tape when I was in Yongsan, South Korea in 1989. I'm afraid that that tape has disappeared.
Damn this is one of the realist comments I've read
Do you remember the shotgun messiah stencil that can with that cassette??? I do!!
Found this by random… CZcams suggests a Shotgun Messiah interview vid. Them play this. & it’s awesome.
Back before there was Anarchy and Chaos.
This is my favorite power ballad solo ever. Harry knocks this out of the park!
That is a pretty guitar solo!
EXCELENTE CANCION, MUY BUEN GRUPO
QUE MUJER MAS HERMOSA, MI AMOR PLATONICO
I bought this tape at Wal-Mart.
road rock
Absolutely beautiful song
Well said.
Right to bad I can’t fine it on iTunes
Tim Skold x Beautiful!
Skold!! He looks so different here compared to how he did in Manson
Check out his work with KMFDM
This is my Timmy, Timmy Skold Pladder from when I was a teenager - I loved this dude back then - when he moved over to Manson I still loved him and still do. 'Heart Break Boulevard' take a listen to that and tell me I am wrong!
Glad this is still around!
love it after all these years!!!!!
1989 & 1991 are their
pretty good tunes
Thank God these guys came along and gave rock and roll a last ditch shot in the arm before all the downie Grungelanders temporarily smothered all the fun of Rock and Roll.
Glam/hair bands were the worst corporate "metal". Formulaic dime a dozen. Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots revitalized rock from the cheeze that was bands like this they used every cliche in the handbook
@@corn1971 point to the area on the doll where Hard Rock touched you... >_> I do love me some STP though. Pretending grunge isn't formulaic is rather short sighted as well, but I'm sure there's some latent angst with your generation too... ^_^
Damn right
@@corn1971 STP were the first homogenized bandwagoners on the "grunge" scene, and Pearl Jam became a bunch of bloated millionaire corporate boomers churning out the same soft, tired SUV-driving soccer dad "rock" for the last 25 years post-Vitalogy.
Try not to getting your rock history from VH1 and Rolling Turds magazine, kiddo.
@@corn1971 i liked the grunge and the glam. each had its own place.
KRÅKVICKER!
Magical sugar peas....