Soft Cell and Clint Ruin Covering Suicide's "Ghost Rider"

Liz Ohanesian 9:16 am Thu Aug 19, 2010

I've been on a Soft Cell kick lately, which might not be that strange considering the band is a favorite of mine. Yesterday, while combing YouTube for more Soft Cell goodness, I ended up watching (and tweeting) this live cover of Suicide's song "Ghost Rider." It dates back to 1983. Another, lower quality video indicates that it's from the BBC.

The guest vocalist on this track is Clint Ruin, aka J.G. Thirlwell. He's perhaps best known for his work as Foetus, but, more recently, he scored The Venture Bros. (just one of the reasons I love the show).

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