UB40 "Madam Medusa" Live from Urgh! A Music War

I forgot...urgh! was directed by stewart copeland's brother (stewart copeland is the drummer of The Police)

I totally agree with all of you guys...plus signing off its totally organic, after that they become more electronic (using synths and electronic drum sets).

Anything up to Labour of Love was good

aye. anything after 'rat in the kitchen' S**ks

what early 80's brit song WASN'T about Thatcherizm?

after the success of the (awesome) Labour of Love they just became a (well paid) cover band. This song rocks, as does "Tyler"

was this song about thatcher?

they said it like it was
who else predicted the horror wrought on britain and the world by her and her legacy?
i recall clearly hearing this through big speakers, the sound whirling, the message whirling through my mind
the days of darkness had begun
the thatcher years...

i heard ali packed it in alright,the early 80s was the best music they produced they went down hill in the ninetees never to recover,signing off,present arms,they could never match that again,thanks for the childhood memories the good old eighties

i just read their lead singer left the band after 30 years.

Tanks anyway! Still great stuff to listnen to! Brings back memories.;)

its from the movie Urgh! a Music War
supposedly more songs were recorded for each act in the film but alot of them have never surfaced. I don't know of any other songs done by them that were outtakes in circulation.

Great stuff!! Where did you get it from?... And is there more?. Greetings Bonckey.

I never get bored listening 2 UB40 .ive played they music since i was 15. and ive worn the tee shirt of leaving school going on that Y.T.S. AND JUST GETTING £27 A WEEK. THE GOVERMENT R TIGHT BASTARDS 2 SCHOOL LEAVERS .

love this track and all early tracks lookin 4ward 2 ub40 wembley sat and see in ali even though he called me an ugly T**t i think he was jealous off my looks went 2 portland club in birmingham when they did video of sing our own song met band out back crackin night long live ub40 johno telford