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| Artists: Bauhaus |
| Song: Antonin Artaud |
| Song type: Studio |
| Year: 1982 |
| Length: 4:07 |
| Lyrics by: David J Haskins |
| First known live performance: 1982-10-09 - Dome, Brighton, United Kingdom |
| Last known live performance: 1983-07-05 - Hammersmith Palais, London, England, United Kingdom |
| Recording sessions for this version: |
| 1983-03-xx - Burning From The Inside session |
This version released on: |
| 5 Albums 5xCD [Album] |
| Burning From The Inside CD [Album] |
| Burning From The Inside LP [Album] |
| Alternate versions: |
| Antonin Artaud [Live] |
| Antonin Artaud - 10 minutes long version [Live] |
| Antonin Artaud - 30 minutes long version [Live] |
"S: Bauhaus were always criticized for being bombastic and I found an Antonin Artaud quote that liberating theatre had to be exressing impulses that were larger than life. Were you inspired by him? D: Yes, I wrote the lyrics to that song about him on the last Bauhaus album. S: What did that last line, "those Indians wank on his bones, " refer to? D: Artaud had gone to Mexico to investigate the Tarahumara Indians. After while they initiated him into their peyote cult, and did the Peyote Dance for him. And his one image of the Indians dancing wildly round a fire, masturbating and throwing dirt at him haunted him for the rest of his life. He seemed to take it personally." AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVID J. by Chris Twomey, SHADES, 1983 |
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