Depeche Mode - "Personal Jesus" (live)

Sure... Why not?

Culture Club - "Time"

Most people know of "Karma Chameleon" and "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me", but there are some other singles that Culture Club did, too. "Time" is kind of touching.

Bauhaus - "She's in Parties"

And for your Sunday afternoon, here's some Bauhaus...

New Order - "Ceremony" (live)

For those of you who don't know, this was actually made when New Order was Joy Division, and this was one of the first songs released under the new name after the death of Ian Curtis.

Full Gary Numan Concert

Well, here's some Gary Numan for your Friday afternoon.

Full Duran Duran Concert

I'm not specifically trying to turn Fridays into automatic 80's days, but it's kind of turning into that.

Full Blondie Concert

And... If you want something entirely different, here's a full Blondie concert. XD

The Plastics - "Top Secret Man" (live)

If you want a post-punk song that you never think about, but once you hear it, you remember how much you've actually heard it before, then it turns into an earworm, and you hate me forever, this is the song for you.

The Birthday Party - "Nick the Stripper"

I admit that I never really got into Nick Cave. He's not bad, but he's just not really my thing. If you see this video, I think you can understand why I wouldn't overwhelmingly enjoy it, but could see why others would.

Pat Benatar - "We Belong"

I've not really posted much Pat Benatar. I should remedy that.

Tears for Fears - "Advice for the Young at Heart"

This is a considerably lesser-known song by Tears for Fears, but it's not bad. It has much less synth in it than earlier songs and feels a lot more like 1990s mainstream music.

The Cure - "Lovesong"

I admit that I'm just kind of "ho-hum" about The Cure. I don't think they're bad. I'm just not crazy about The Cure like most goths who like old post-punk are. Here's one of those songs that everyone loves to pieces, and I'm just kind of lukewarm about it.

The Sisters of Mercy - "Amphetamine Logic" (live)

Let's brood together.

Alien Sex Fiend - "I Am a Product" (live)

Dark. Depressing. Broody. I like it!

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Sin in My Heart" (live)

This is an old live video from 1981 for Siouxsie and the Banshees. This feels a little more rock than what I'm used to from them, but I like it.

Here's a Ricki Lake clip from the 90s that will make you remember when things were worse.

Goths have it easy these days, in my opinion. People are way, way more comfortable with it than they used to be. Back in the nineties, this kind of programming was considered to be OK. It wouldn't be, anymore.

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Cities in Dust"

Who can defend against the greatness of Siouxsie Sioux? Nobody. That's who.

Blondie - "The Tide Is High"

If you've not heard a commercial with this song in it, I question whether you've ever watched television before.

Gary Numan - "I Die You Die"

Here's some old school Gary Numan -- just because. If you don't feel old from the early-80s super synths, you have no heart.

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "The Last Beat of My Heart"

This is a little different from what I'm used to hearing from Siouxsie and the Banshees. This is a little slower and a bit more depressing. Still, it's pretty.