FLESH FOR LULU - DISCOGRAPHY (35 VIDEOS) + VIDEODISCOGRAPHY

December 11, 2019

Top Tracks

Rank	Play	Loved	Track name	Listeners
1	Play track	Love this track	I Go Crazy	49 listeners
2	Play track	Love this track	Postcards From Paradise	8
3	Play track	Love this track	Roman Candle	6
4	Play track	Love this track	Time and Space	6
5	Play track	Love this track	Sleeping Dogs	4
6		Love this track	Postcards From Paradise - New Recording	4
7	Play track	Love this track	I Go Crazy (Extended Mix)	4
8	Play track	Love this track	Death Shall Come	3
9	Play track	Love this track	Crash	3
10	Play track	Love this track	Good for You	3

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Albums

Long Live the New Flesh

9,251 listeners

24 May 1987 · 14 tracks
Big Fun City / Blue Sisters Swing

2,306 listeners

1985 · 17 tracks
Plastic Fantastic

2,283 listeners

19 Sep 1989 · 12 tracks
Gigantic

1,929 listeners

24 Jun 2007 · 13 tracks

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Flesh For Lulu

Profile:

Rock band formed in Brixton, London, UK, and was active between 1982 and 1992.

Sites:

fleshforlulu.co.uk, MySpace, Wikipedia

Members:

Derek Greening, ~~Glen Bishop~~, James Mitchell (3), Kev Mills, Nick Marsh, Rocco Barker

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Albums

1984

1985

Fresh Flesh ‎(LP)

Dojo

LP39

1986

Long Live The New Flesh

Beggars Banquet

1987

Plastic Fantastic

Capitol Records

1989

Final Vinyl (And Live Flesh) ‎(LP, Promo, Red)

Capitol Records

SPRO-79992/79993

1990

Gigantic ‎(CD, Album)

Corporate-Risk Products

Corp 085

2007

The Best Of Flesh For Lulu (Re-Recorded) ‎(File, AAC, MP3, Album)

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2009 Corporate-Risk Products

2009

Singles & EPs

Roman Candle EP

Polydor, Polydor,Polydor

1983

1984

1984

1985

1985

Seven Hail Marys ‎(7", Single)

Victoria, Statik Records

VIC-235, A-10.803

1985

Idol

1986

1987

1987

Postcards From Paradise

Beggars Banquet

1987

I Go Crazy

MCA Records

1987

Flesh For Lulu / Passion Fodder - Good For You / Heart Hunters ‎(7", Single, Promo)

Beggars Banquet

FFF 1

1987

1989

1989

1989

She Was ‎(CD, Single, Promo)

MCA Records

CD45-2041

1991

Cold Flame ‎(7", Single)

Corporate-Risk Products

Corp084

2007

Update March 2017: Recently purchased Flesh for Lulu's Plastic Fantastic, 3rd CD/lp & it's wonderful, too! Apparently, they had gotten tagged as a "Goth/post-punk" band & that was not popular at that time; well, perhaps, Goth was in England. If airwaves back then had played fairly, they were really pretty straight-up rock and would've certainly have given U2 and Bono a run for their money, as Nick Marsh is similar singing, but blows Bono away!!! And, if you have a turntable, definitely check out & get their self-titled debut (which isn't available in CD format). It's actually the very best one & covers multiple rock genre's & all equally outstanding! Why do we lose all the best ones? RIP Nick Marsh.

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Kadee1

June 27, 2016

edited over 3 years ago

Somehow I discovered Flesh for Lulu's "Long Live The New Flesh" around 20 years after its' original release (have no idea how!) Had it been released anytime from '80-'83 ('84 might be stretching it a bit), it would have been HUGE, but by '87, at least in U.S., music had moved on to other sounds & also by '83 or 4 -'90 INXS had exploded & ruled 80's airplay!! Sometimes, "timing really IS everything". I just played "Long Live The New Flesh" again, last night (LOVE IT STILL!) & think it's much too bad Nick Marsh R.I.P. passed last year, because I think if it were re-released now, it would be a HIT (definitely in Britain & probably most of the rest of the world; can't be so sure about U.S. as it doesn't necessarily follow suit with what's popular elsewhere, with some homegrown exceptions, i.e. Lenny Kravitz & Garbage & some musicians referred to in following sentence: Obviously, other American musicians felt the same about Flesh For Lulu with Paul Westerberg (The Replacements) and Goo Goo Dolls both covering "Postcards From Paradise". I also love "I Go Crazy" & do! for the entire "Long Live The New Flesh" CD" (which, at the time purchased, bought used, but while case has seen better days, disc is still going strong..."knock wood"!!)

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sklerici

January 6, 2016

i'm really not agree you can call their first record "pop rock". anyway, that's their karma: to be fucked up by definitions: the best interpretation of the rolling/beggars sound in a post punk key was largely misunderstood; for the critics they were just a goth band (that the gothic listeners, obviously, didn't like).

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