Shot in a disused warehouse in Wardour Street London, March 1983. Filmed by Howard Guard (who also directed the iconic Maxell tape advertisements), the end sequence of the band asleep in the back of the limousine was, according to Guard, very much for real. Finally wrapped up as dawn was breaking through. Poignant message with the scattered sleeves…single taken from the album Burning From The Inside.
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The only single from this album, it reached number 26 on the UK singles chart and number 28 on the Irish singles chart.
https://genius.com/Bauhaus-shes-in-parties-lyrics
She’s in Parties is a popular song by the English gothic rock band, Bauhaus. Released in 1983 as a single from their album, Burning from the Inside, the song quickly gained a cult following and has since become one of the band’s most recognizable tracks. Despite its catchy melodies and energetic rhythm, She’s in Parties carries a deeper, emotive meaning that resonates with listeners.
https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-shes-in-parties-by-bauhaus/
