A heart-stoppingly beautiful young Blixa with pale skin, luminous eyes, so thin, fragile ... until the screams. If your hair isn't standing on end in the first minute, check your pulse. Switches to live stage footage at 3.00. To die for!

Kinetic, atmospheric video, great visual impact: enhances the sheer power of EN live. My favorite version of this classic.

Magnificent Blixa leaps - the hair and the bare feet. A god.

Very early, intense clip of EN live. 1981 or 82.

Wonderful. Blixa @2.43 is too handsome, dahlink!

Fantastic beginning to this show - watch Blixa wind himself up ... amazing. This is the first year he wears a suit since starting EN. ;-) He looks better in make-up than most women! Word up. ;p

Live at Dusseldorf, Rockpalast, 21.11.1990

The same content as 'Listen with Pain' video, but runs 9.40 and is in German. Great stuff especially the video retrospectives. EN rule! (Ein Film von Christian Beetz und Birgit Herdlitschke, 57 min., 2000, ZDF/arte, ORF, Planète)

In this 2002 interview, Blixa Bargeld talks about co-writing the soundrack for John Hillcoat's "Ghosts of the Civil Dead" (1988).

Blixa Bargeld singing 'Be Bop a Lula' accompanied by his daughter Anna's heartbeat at Rede/Speech performance in Ravenna, IT, 2009-03-25.

"The film portrays the band around the eccentric singer Blixa Bargeld, who in the early 80s like no other represented the life spirit of the punk- and dilettante scene from West-Berlin with music transfused with drills, pneumatic hammers and apocalyptic slogans. With never before published film material from 20 years and exclusive interviews the film gives a very personal insight in the history of this in the meantime legendary band."

Blixa Bargeld reads "Stimme frisst Feuer" (1988) + EN Live (1993).
Excerpt from "Liebeslieder" DVD

"Death is a Dandy on a Horse" - Blixa Bargeld's mournful close to Peter Sempel's film, Dandy (1987).

Written by Blixa & Anita Lane, here is Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds live at Knopf Hall, Hamburg, GE 1987, on Kings of Independence Tour.

Intense Blixa Bargeld performance and a gutsy move singing a torch song with Die Haut! (1992, Berlin Tempodrome).

Blixa Bargeld & Anita Lane Blixa Bargeld's marvelous duet, "How Long Have We Known Each Other" (Subterranean World) live, 1992, Berlin Tempodrome, part of Die Haut's "Sweat" concert.

Blixa Bargeld & Anita Lane with their marvelous duet, "How Long Have We Known Each Other" (Subterranean World) live, 1992, Berlin Tempodrome. Part of the Die Haut's 10th anniversary 'Sweat Tour'. Cheers, Morgan, Nick Cave Fixes Blog http://nickcavefixes.wordpress.com/

Conway Savage's backing vocals are wonderful here! Major favorite!

Brilliant footage. Precious moments.

Blixa explains the philosophical problem of 'how to avoid making music while making music' while Andrew explains how he recorded the 'sound of oil'. Classic EN.