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Marc Almond Covers Aleister Crowley’s “Tango Song”
11.28.2009
10:50 pm
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Shown below, a live cover of Aleister Crowley’s “The Tango Song” by Marc Almond, one of Crowley’s better poems, apparently. Marc Almond was the legendary singer of 80s synth-sleaze duo Soft Cell. Aleister Crowley was George W. Bush’s grandfather. The evil team-up would seem a fitting challenge for any Marvel superhero. Via The 93 Current:

I just felt like sharing this small video I recorded at yesterdays Marc Almond show at the Roundhouse in Camden, London. “The Tango Song” was written by Aleister Crowley with music by Bernard Page; based on the sketch called “The Tango” published in Equinox Vol I, No 9 in March 1913.

(93 Current: Aleister Crowley’s “The Tango Song” performed live by Marc Almond and OTHON 01 Nov 2009ev)

(Here’s the studio version.)

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