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I'd Do Anything

Single by Dead Or Alive

### Length

8 minutes, 26 seconds (7" version); 12 minutes, 68 seconds (12" version); 16 minutes, 38 seconds (10" version)

### Producer

Zeus B. Held, Dead or Alive

"**I'd Do Anything**" is a song written and recorded by English band Dead or Alive. It was co-produced by the band and Zeus B. Held and released in January 1984 as the third single from Dead or Alive's debut album *Sophisticated Boom Boom*.

The song was the third consecutive single by Dead or Alive to miss the UK Top 75, hitting number seventy-nine in the UK Singles Chart. The band's fortunes would reverse with the release of their next single, a cover version of "That's the Way (I Like It)".

Published by Epic Records. That was the first song of Dead or Alive in which his first official music video was made.

## Track listing:

### UK 7":

1. I'd Do Anything
2. Anything *(Dub)*

### UK 12":

1. I'd Do Anything *(Megamix)*
2. Anything *(Dub)*
3. Give It To Me

### UK 10":

1. I'd Do Anything *(Megamix)*
2. Anything *(Dub)*
3. Misty Circles
4. What I Want
Live in Avex Rave 2001

***"Live in Avex Rave 2001"*** is a concert recorded by Dead or Alive during the participation in the festival of Japanese electronic techno music called "Avex Rave 2001", an event organized by the company Avex Inc. with the Avex Trax record label (stamp with which they released the albums Fragile and Unbreakable). It was recorded on August 17, 2001 at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center in Tokyo, Japan.

The concert was broadcast on "Channel A" (Avex Channel Japan), at the same time it was published on the official website of Dead or Alive.

Two new members, Cliff Slapher and Micki Dee, performed with Pete and Steve at the Avex Rave.

## Track listing:

### Live in Avex Rave 2001 - Live at the Tokyo Big Sight Exhibition Center, Tokyo, Japan (17/08/2001):

1. My Heart Goes Bang (Fragile version)
2. Something in My House (Fragile version)
3. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (Fragile version)
4. Hit and Run Lover (Unbreakable version) Ventura Mix
5. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) (Nukleopatra version) Sugar Pumpers Remix
6. Lover Come Back to Me (Fragile version)
International Chrysis

**International Chrysis** was a duo formed by Pete Burns and Steve Coy in 1994. It would be registered by the PWL studios. It really is the same band "Dead or Alive", only that at that time they decided to change their name.

## History & Line Up

An attempt to create a new identity for themselves, Pete Burns and Steve Coy re-formed their band and released one single as “International Chrysis” on Stock, Aitken and Waterman's PWL label. The single failed to chart in the UK and this identity was set aside.

They only released a single that same year with that name, and it would be "Rebel Rebel" (song by David Bowie), which would later be included in the album "Nukleopatra" (1995) and with the band name again as "Dead or Alive" "

Complications with the label forced them to leave PWL and their album project was completed as Dead Or Alive, with no distributor in the UK.

The name International Chrysis was taken from the stage name of a famous drag queen from the 1960's and 1970s.

## Members:

* Pete Burns - Vocals
* Steve Coy - Drums
Foreign Individual Relations (Council)

F.I.R.

The Foreign Individual Relations council communicates with individuals that come to the FD/ED pages and talks to the group/a member in particular. This council also teaches new members how to participate in the group and welcomes them. The council deals with the foreign individuals.

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-JOINING-
Username: TMA
Group: TMA
How long have you been in either group?: TMA
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Username: TMA
Group: TMA
How long have you been in this council spot?: TMA
Number Eleven

Single by Dead or Alive

"Number Eleven" (Sometimes named as "Number 11") is the second single recorded by Dead or Alive, released in 1981. This single is also not included in any of the band's studio albums. Released by Inevitable, only in Vinyl.

## Note:

* Released on March 1981 , deleted from manufacture in 1983 .
* It is unknown until the date where the live version of "Namegame" was recorded.
Getting it On

**"Getting it On"** is the penultimate and eleventh song of the album "Nukleopatra". This is a remix of the song "Unhappy Birthday" from the album "Fan the Flame (Part 1)".

## Description

This remix only uses part of the lyric of the song that says *"have you been **gettin' it on"*** all the time and there is the title

## Credits

* Written by: Pete Burns/Steve Coy
* Composed by: Dead or Alive
Glampire Tour

**"Glampire Tour"** was going to be a series of concerts performed by Pete Burns (vocalist of Dead or Alive) in promotion of his then new album called "Glampire" in 2008, but in the end both the album and the tour was canceled.

## Description

On the official site of Dead or Alive (which currently no longer exists), they published that Pete Burns would be in recording sessions of a new studio album as a soloist. "Glampire" was going to be the title of this production, in turn they published an excerpt from one of the songs that was going to be included in the album, called "Honeysuckle Rose", and also a program of the upcoming concerts that Pete was going to perform.

The tour was going to start in Europe, to be more precise in England, passing through Spain, Ireland and ending in the United States..

Finally, none of these concerts were ever performed, the tour was canceled for unknown reasons.

## Planned Dates & Places:

* March 03 - London, UK
* March 22 - Stoke, UK
* April 05 - Birmingham, UK
* April 08 - Manchester, UK
* May 10 - Gran Canaria, SPAIN
* May 17 - Blackpool, UK
* June 07 - Belfast, Northern Ireland
* July 05 - Aberdeen, UK
* July 26 - New York City, NY, USA
* July 27 - Farmingdale, NY, USA
* August 02 - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
* August 04 - San Diego, California, USA
* August 05 - Los Angeles, California, USA
* August 07 - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
* August 09 - San Francisco, California, USA
* August 11 - Saratoga, California, USA
* September 27 - Malmoe, SWEDEN
Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness)

Single by Dead Or Alive

'Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness)" is the first single from *Fan the Flame (Part 1)*, the fifth studio album from the dance music band Dead or Alive (band).

It was the band's first single to be released and was available only in Japan, with no plans to be released in England and abroad. Made it to # 3 on the Japanese charts

## Tracklisting

**Japan 3" CD:**

1. Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness) (Album Mix)
2. Blue Christmas
3. Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness) (Instrumental Mix)

**12" Promo**

1. Your Sweetness Is Your Weakness (Album Mix)
2. Blue Christmas
3. Your Sweetness Is Your Weakness (Remix)
4. Blue Christmas (Remix)
Turn Around and Count 2 Ten

Single by Dead Or Alive

8:35 (The Pearl and Dean "I Love" BPM Mix)

7:10 (The Pearl and Dean "I Had A Disco Dream" Mix)

3:00 (Instru-MENTAL)

6:33 (Remade Remodelled)

"**Turn Around and Count 2 Ten**" is the lead single by British band Dead or Alive from their fourth studio album *Nude*. Despite that its UK Singles Chart success was limited to the top 100 (#70 peak), the song reached number two in the US Hot Dance Club Songs chart as well as being number one for 17 weeks in Japan.

With this song would mark as the last song Mike Percy and Tim Lever would be involved in before leaving the band in 1989.

The song was originally released on multiple formats; 7" single, 12" single, CD picture disc, 3" CD single and Cassette single.

"Turn Around" also made an appearance on the bands 2nd remix album, Nude: Remade Remodelled, in the form of another remix.

In 2000, the song was again remixed for the album Fragile. A promo CD was released in Japan including an exclusive promo edit of Turn Around 2000 along with the other songs from the album that were remixed. "Turn Around and Count to Ten 2000".

## Track listing

### UK 7" Single - 1988, Epic (BURNS 4):

1. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (7" Version) 4:49
2. Something In My House (Instru-MENTAL Mix) 3:28

### UK 12" Single - 1988, Epic (BURNS T4):

1. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (The Pearl and Dean "I Love" BPM Mix) 8:35
2. Something In My House (Instru-MENTAL 12" Mix) 5:16

### UK 12" Single - 1988, Epic (BURNS Q4):

1. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (The Pearl and Dean "I Had A Disco Dream" Mix) 7:10
2. Something In My House 3:27
3. Then There Was You 3:44
4. Come Inside 4:29

### UK Picture CD Single - 1988, Epic (BURNS C4):

1. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (7" Version) 4:49
2. Something in My House (Instru-MENTAL Mix) 3:28
3. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (The Pearl and Dean "I Love" BPM Mix) 8:35
4. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten" (Instru-MENTAL Mix) 3:00

## Chart performance

 Japanese Singles Chart
 U.K. Singles Chart
 U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs

## Video

The video is about Pete Burns next to the band singing and dancing with a blue background with a yellow and red square in the center. You can see characters like a devil, two well-dressed twins, a man with a radio and a man imitating the character "Terminator" (famous saga of four films). Almost at the end of the video, you can see Pete removing his clothes and entering a tub with water and flowers.

In this video appears for last time Tim Lever and Mike Percy.

* The original video lasts 7 minutes. It was released only in UK
* In 1989, the music video for the 7 "version of the song was released, the video was shown in both the UK and US and Japan, including some deleted scenes from the original video.
Baby Don't Say Goodbye

Single by Dead or Alive

**Baby Don't Say Goodbye** was the last of three singles from **Nude** by the british band Dead or Alive. It reached Number 6 on the US Dance charts and was a Number One smash in Japan. It was released in 1989 by Epic Records.

## Track listing:

### US/Philippines 12" Vinyl:

#### Side A:

1. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Club Mix)
2. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Instrumental)

#### Side B:

1. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Cheer's Vocal)
2. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Danny's Dub)
3. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Radio Edit)

### Japan Mini CD Single:

1. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Edited House Version)
2. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (Extended Mix)

## Additional Data:

A maxi-single edition on CD of the single was in development after the publication of the vinyl edition. Even, the cover of the album was already confirmed, but in the end it was never published.

## Credits:

* Mastered By – Vlado\*
* Producer – Pete Burns
* Remix – Danny\*
* Written-By – P. Burns
* Published By – Dead Or Alive Music Ltd.
* Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records

℗ 1989 CBS Records

Track B1 "Cheers Vocal" and track B2 "Danny"s Dub" indicate that this was remixed by Danny Tenaglia who was resident DJ at Cheers, Miami during this time.
Evolution: The Videos

Video by Dead or Alive

**Evolution: The Videos** is a DVD released by British band Dead or Alive as a companion to their greatest hits album Evolution: The Hits. It was released by SMV Enterprises in 2003 and contained somemusic video clips from the band from their inception in 1984 up to 1995. Also included are the 1987 concert but remastered Rip it Up Live (a VHS concert) and for the first time in DVD, the music video of "Rebel Rebel" (recorded in 1994 with the name band called International Chrysis and included in Nukleopatra in 1995). Include some TV performances and two unreleased TV performances.

And finally, includes the music video of the 2003 version of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)"

## Track listing:

### Music videos:

1. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) *[2003 Version]*
2. Brand New Lover (12" Version)
3. Something in My House
4. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten (12" Version)
5. Come Home With Me Baby (12" Version)
6. Lover Come Back to Me
7. In Too Deep
8. I'll Save You All My Kisses
9. Your Sweetness Is Your Weakness
10. Hooked on Love
11. My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)
12. That's the Way (I Like It)
13. I'd Do Anything
14. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)

### DVD Video Special Features:

#### Rip it Up - Live in Japan 1987 Concert:

1. Hooked on Love
2. My Heart Goes Bang
3. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
4. Lover Come Back to Me
5. Brand New Lover
6. I'll Save You All My Kisses
7. In Too Deep
8. Something in My House
9. Come Inside
10. Son of a Gun
11. I'll Save You All My Kisses

### TV Performances:

1. Lover Come Back to Me (Live TV Razzmatazz)
2. Misty Cirles (Live TV Razzmatazz)
3. Flowers (Live TV Celebration)
4. It's Been Hours Now (Live TV Exchange Flags 1982)

## Credits:

* Artwork By [Art Direction And Digital Manipulation] – Julian Gozra Lozano
* Artwork By [Design] – Simon Cantwell
* Photography – James & James
* Producer – Fiona Ball
Tonight...

Single by Dead or Alive

**"Tonight ..."** is a song by the English band Dead or Alive. It was recorded around 1994 (not confirmed yet) and in recent days the title of what will be the first advance song for the next studio album entitled "Fan the Flame (Part 2): The Resurrection" that it will be released in October 2021.

It was released as the first single from the album on August 20, 2021.

## Credits

℗ 2021 Marina Zacco Coy, under exclusive worldwide license to Demon Music Group Ltd.
What I Want

Single by Dead Or Alive

"**What I Want**" is a song written and recorded by English band Dead or Alive. It was co-produced by the band and Zeus B. Held and released in Setember 1983 as the second single from Dead or Alive's debut album *Sophisticated Boom Boom*. Recorded by Epic Records.

## Background

The song was not a success when released, peaking at number eighty-eight in the UK Singles Chart. After Dead or Alive's UK top-forty success of "That's the Way (I Like It)", "What I Want" was re-issued in June 1984. It did not fare much better during its second chart run, placing only one position higher, at number eighty-seven.

## Track listing:

### UK 7":

1. What I Want
2. The Stranger *(Re-recorded Version)*

### UK 12":

1. What I Want *(Dance Mix)*
2. The Stranger *(Re-recorded Version)*

## Chart performance:

The single was re-released in June 1984, however, it proved to be a slight, but bigger hit than the original. Both versions charted in the UK, separated by only a few positions between the two.
Nightmares in Wax (EP)

EP by Nightmares in Wax

**"Nightmares in Wax"** is the second EP of the English punk band "Nightmares in Wax" released in 1979 by KY Records and then re-released in 1985. It was only released on Vinyl and never on CD. This would officially be the last work done by the band to later change its name to "Dead or Alive".

## Track listing:

### UK 12" EP (ref. KY Records KY 9/2) Estimation $30 ($56 if signed):

#### Side B:

1. #Interlude 1: "tip of my dick" samples#
2. Shangri-La
3. #Interlude 2: "police-protected soho shop" samples#
4. Girl's Song
5. #Interlude 3: nasty samples to runout groove#
The Right Stuff - The Official Dead Or Alive Web Site

**"Dead or Alive - The Right Stuff Website"** (or **"The Right Stuff - The Official Dead Or Alive Web Site"**) was the official website of the British band Dead or Alive, whose domain was http://www.deadoralive.net/. It was created in 1999.

## History:

The page was created in 1999, being one of the first web pages of information and band news in the world that little by little were appearing on the Internet. During that time, the band had already released the North American edition of "Nukleopatra".

From there, the page began to grow over the years, with news about the band, new projects, information gathered, a gallery of videos and images, a virtual store, etc.

Currently, since 2013 the page closed permanently, but some webmasters of the site say that it is likely that it will return later completely renewed.
Glampire

"**Glampire"** was going to be the second official studio album by Pete Burns, singer and leader of the English band Dead or Alive. He pretended that he was recording a new studio album with several new songs, launching his solo career at the same time. This album was going to be published in 2008.

## History:

After that in 2004, Pete Burns released his single in collaboration with the duo Pet Shop Boys, called "Jack & Jill Party", began to run a rumor about a new studio album by Pete Burns as a soloist. In 2008, an announcement was published on the official website of Dead or Alive (www.deadoralive.net) about this new project, in which Pete had confirmed his new solo studio album together with a planned one and next world tour that same year. It was to be Pete Burns' second studio album after the release of his first cassette album "Love Pete" in 1992.

It is unknown what record company was going to be associated with the album

It also confirmed the participation and collaboration of artists such as George Michael, William Orbit, Pet Shop Boys and Dave Stewart.

But shortly after the publication, Burns declared that the project was canceled. The little that is known is that he commented in an interview that most of the material that was going to be in Glampire did not like much, and he simply decided that the album never came out, also the dates that were planned for the tour of the album had to be canceled.

## Songs:

It is known that some titles of the songs of this canceled project were revealed. And this is a list of the many songs that were going to be on the album:

* "Mirrorball"
* "You, You, You"
* "After The Money's Gone"
* "Honeysuckle Rose"
* "Back In Business"
* "The Wrong Side Of Right"
* "It's Time For A Change Of Heart"
* "The Art"\*
* "Let's Just Dance"\*

\*Most likely, it was going to be included in the album

A fragment of almost 30 seconds of "Honeysuckle Rose" was made public that same year

In 2016, the theme "The Art" was released, which was included in the boxset "Sophisticated Boom Box 2016" and was recorded with The Dirty Disco in 2008.
Пистолет

* Оружие
* В мире
* Выстрел

**Пистолет** — самое первое огнестрельное оружие в игре, которые мы получаем еще в катакомбах.

## Описание

Пистолет мы получаем в начале игры, чтобы выстрелить в глаз-переключатель, дабы активировать его. Также, он является основным оружием почти всех локаций, исключая сады, парящие острова и космическую станцию.

Несмотря на свои скудные характеристики, пистолет является одним из лучших видов оружия, благодаря высокой скорости, низкому разброску и относительно высокого урона попадания в голову врагам (0,2/3/0,001).
Rebel Rebel

Single by David Bowie; Cover by International Chrysis; Cover by Dead or Alive

### Released

February 15th, 1974 (David Bowie); June, 18 1994 (International Chrysis & Dead Or Alive)

### Length

4:22 (David Bowie); 3:58 (International Chrysis); 4:17 (Dead Or Alive)

### Label

RCA Victor (David Bowie); PWL International (International Chrysis); Epic Records (Dead Or Alive)

### Producer

David Bowie; International Chrysis

"**Rebel Rebel**" is a song originally by David Bowie, released in 1974 as a single from the album *Diamond Dogs*. Later in 1994, Dead or Alive (at that time with the name "International Chrysis") would record its own version. The Dead or Alive version would never be chosen for any UK chart.

## Track listing:

### Single:

1. Rebel Rebel (Single Mix)
2. The Right Stuff

### Maxi:

1. Rebel Rebel (Single Mix)
2. Rebel Rebel (The Hole Mix)
3. Rebel Rebel (Safe Hands Remix)
4. The Right Stuff

## Credits:

[c] & [p] 1994 PWL International Ltd.

“Rebel Rebel”: Composed by David BOWIE Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. / Chrysalis Music Ltd.

“The Right Stuff” : Composed by Pete BURNS / Steve COY / Zeb JAMESON Published by Burning Music Ltd. / Warner Chappell Ltd.

Produced by International Chrysis Co-produced and engineered by Barry STONE Mixed by Les SHARMA Remixed by Safe Hands

Recorded and mixed at PWL the hit factory Mastered by Transfermation Design by Andie AIRFIX at Satori Distributed by Warner Music (UK) Ltd. Marketed by PWL.

***Dedicated to Courtney LOVE***

International Chrysis Hotline: P.O. Box 387, Reading RG3 7EW, England
It's Been Hours Now

Single by Dead or Alive

**"It's Been Hours Now"** is the fouth single recorded by Dead or Alive and it was released in 1982. This single as in the other three previous ones ("I'm Falling", "Number Eleven" and "The Stranger") do not belong to any studio album of the band. Released by Black Eyes Records only on Vinyl.

## Track listing:

### UK 12" Vinyl Single:

#### Side B:

1. Whirlpool
2. Nowhere To Nowhere
3. It's Been Hours Now \*²

## Video:

* " It's Been Hours Now " performed live over the closing credits to this show, whose host introduced them as "Dead And Alive".
Son Of A Gun

Single by Dead or Alive

**"Son Of A Gun"** is a song by Dead or Alive, extracted as the fifth and final single from the 1987 album Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know. Released by Epic Records in 1988 only in Japan. Produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman.

It is unknown if the song was eligible for the Japanese lists and it was published on a 7" vinyl record.

This song never had a official music video, however, a television presentation promoting the song plus an interview with the band was conducted, it was available only for Japanese television.

## Credits:

* Mixed By [Mix Master] – Phil Harding
* Producer – Stock, Aitken & Waterman
* Written-By – Dead Or Alive

©1986 CBS Records. ℗1986 CBS Records.
Manufactured by EPIC/SONY INC.(Tokyo Japan)
Taken from the LP "Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know" 28・3P-769
Rocket: A Tribute to Dead or Alive

Tribute Album to Dead or Alive

**"Rocket: A Tribute to Dead or Alive"** is a tribute album to Dead or Alive released in 2005. Released by Section 44. In it, songs from the band compiled by various rock and pop artists and groups are compiled, especially to lesser-known songs.

## Track Listing:

1. Isn't It a Pity (**Astromill**)
2. Black Leather (**Andromeda Rising**)
3. Son of a Gun (**Audiodoll**)
4. Come Home (With Me Baby) [**Baxendale**]
5. My Heart Goes Bang Bang (**Fr/action**)
6. Hooked on Love (**Heaven Bent**)
7. Special Star (**Empire State Human**)
8. Baby Don't Say Goodbye (**Tristraum**)
9. Something in My House (**Shadow Valley**)
10. What I Want (**Electroluvs**)
11. In Too Deep (**The Dignity of Labour**)
12. Sex Drive (**Giallo**)
13. You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) [**Spray**]
14. Black Leather (**Qubiq**)
15. Lover Come Back to Me (**ganymede**)
16. Stop Kicking My Heart Around (**Royal Visionaries**)

## Note:

* Track 1 available on the studio album "Fragile" (2000)
* Tracks 3, 6, 7 & 9 available on the studio album "Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know" (1987)
* Tracks 4, 8 & 16 available on the studio album "Nude" (1989)
* Track 10 available on the studio album "Sophisticated Boom Boom" (1984)
* Tracks 5, 11, 13 & 15 available on the studio album "Youthquake" (1985)
* Track 12 available on the studio album "Nukleopatra" (1995)
* Tracks 2 & 14 do not belong to any studio album
FearfulDarknessWiki

WELCOME!

Welcome to FD's Wiki! If you're wondering what FD is, it is a Wolf Pack run by Kitten1458, the founder of Fearful Darkness Wiki. Fearful Darkness is a pack on AJCW that roleplays on Animal Jam. This Wiki page contains many pages of our information. Welcome!

RULES

* You are completely allowed to create pages, as long as they are relevant to the pack and our roleplay
* If you have the honor to be a mod, you must do your job correctly
* Cursing is not allowed at all, and those to curse will be punished.
* Do not use sexist, racist, or offensive slang/statements.
* Respect others as you would family.
* Don't ask for mod.
* Cursing is not allowed on Live Chat as well,
* You know the other basic stuff. Just do proper things smh.
Steve Coy

**Stephen "Steve" Coy** (Harrow, United Kingdom, March 15, 1962 - Bogliasco, Italy, May 4, 2018) was a British musician, producer, compositor, manager, and singer, mainly known for his work in the band Dead or Alive. He has been one of the most outstanding members of the band besides vocalist, Pete Burns.

## Career:

Coy was mainly known for being a member of the British band Dead or Alive, which was formed in Liverpool in 1980 with the leader and vocalist Pete Burns and, in 1984, the multi-instrumentalist, Steve Coy. Burns was in charge for four years, of giving a space to this band with an androgynous style that captivated and influenced other figures of the decade like Boy George of Culture Club. There he played not only as a drummer but also as a chorister, keyboardist and guitarist.

Other members of the group were Mike Percy (bass), Tim Lever (keyboards/sax) and Wayne Hussey (guitar).

The band became known worldwide thanks to songs like the cover That's the Way (I Like It) by the band KC & The Sunshine Band, You Spin Me Round (Like a Record), In Too Deep, Brand New Lover, My Heart Goes Bang, Lover Come Back To Me, among others.

After nine years of many hits and Mad, Bad and Dangerous, a penultimate album in 1986 that turned out to be a failure, two members of Dead Or Alive separated, but Burns and Coy always stayed together until the death of the vocalist in October 2016.

From 1994, Steve Coy apart from being a member and percussionist in the band also became the producer of the band. Years later, he also became the manager of Pete Burns.

He worked as a soloist on a project called Bristar Records, a record label that he created.

## Death:

On May 4th 2018, Coy died at the age of 56. He passed away in a hospital in Bogliasco, Italy, after a period of severe illness. He was in Italy to work on a new studio album for Dead or Alive, work that was possibly incomplete.
Nude - Remade Remodelled

Remix album by Dead or Alive

***Nude (Remade, Remodelled)*** is a remix album by British band Dead or Alive released two years after its companion studio album *Nude*. Released by Epic Records

The album features remixes of the *Nude* album tracks (with the exception of *Get Out Of My House*, *I Cannot Carry On* and *My Forbidden Lover*) by Pete Burns and Steve Coy and was released in Japan only.

The album remained an exclusive in this territory until the worldwide release of the Sophisticated Boom Box MMXVI compilation box set in 2016.

The album artwork uses a variation of the European version of *Nude*.

In the Japanese CD edition, the band took the opportunity to include an informational flyer to announce the dates when Dead or Alive was going to participate in the Disco in Dream Tour.

## Track listing

1. Come Home (With Me Baby)
2. Baby Don't Say Goodbye
3. Stop My Heart Kicking Around
4. I Don't Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
5. Give it Back (That Love is Mine)
6. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten
7. Come Home (With Me Baby) [12" Version]
Nukleopatra Tour

**"Nukleopatra Tour"** (sometimes called **"Nukeopatra 96' Tour"**)was the seventh tour by the English band "Dead or Alive". The tour was made in 1996 and the reason for the tour is for the successful launch in Japan of their sixth studio album "Nukleopatra".

## Dates & Places:

This tour is the rescheduled 1995 USA tour, and included cities like Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Miami, and others, including some dates in the UK and Europe. There was no tour program sold, but tour merchandise included buttons, laminates, T-shirts and even autographed copies of the Japanese "Nukleopatra" CD.

## Set List:

### Set List (U.S.A. Dates):

1. Sex Drive
2. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
3. Nukleopatra
4. Rebel Rebel
5. Unhappy Birthday
6. Something in My House
7. The Right Stuff
8. Picture This
9. Brand New Lover
10. Sex Drive *(encore not added until last few dates of USA tour.)*

### Set List (UK \ Australia Dates):

1. Sex Drive
2. Something in My House
3. Nukleopatra
4. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
5. Lover Come Back to Me
6. Picture This
7. Brand New Lover
8. Rebel Rebel *(Played only in Australia.)*
9. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) [Sugar Pumpers Remix] *(Played only in Australia.)*

## Note:

* No song from the albums "Sophisticated Boom Boom", "Nude" and "Fan the Flame (Part 1)" was played on this tour. Except from "Unhappy Birthday".

## Recordings:

* In one of the concerts that took place in Australia, a complete concert was recorded, in which they would be edited to be part of the music video of "Sex Drive" (music video that would be published only in Australia). However, a part of the concert was found playing "The Right Stuff", the rest of the material was not found yet.
* Likewise, several concerts of the tour were officially recorded only as promotional scenes for the 1996 and 1997 music videos of the remixes of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)".
* There are audio and video recordings of some concerts given in the United States and Australia, UK for example, the concert held at the Galaxy Theater on June 20, 1996. The most likely thing is that there is the possibility that some concerts were recorded by fans and also by the band.
Greatest Hits

**"Greatest Hits"** (yet unnamed) was going to be the second and confirmed album compilation of hits of the English band Dead or Alive. It pretended to be sent between November of 1992 and beginnings of 1993 (in spring) by Epic Records.

## History:

Everything happened in 1992, around that time, Pete Burns was doing a tour badly organized by the United States. Before that, Pete and Steve decided that Dead or Alive would separate.

The little that is known is that one of the newspapers of the fan club of the band (with news, photographs, data, etc.) reported that Pete was organizing a solo project called "Pete Burns and the Sexy Assassins, a project that One of the news came out that the band would come to an end with the publication of an album of great hits that came from the first single that was "I'm Falling" from 1981 to "Unhappy Birthday", which would include 3 new songs as bonus tracks, 4 covers of songs by other artists and a new remix of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)".

As part of the promotion of this album, a music video of the song "Total Stranger" from the album "Fan the Flame (Part 1)" was made, apart from making a VHS publication with all the music videos including that and "Your Sweetness" Is Your Weakness) ". They also had intentions of advancing their new album "Fan the Flame (Part 2)".

Finally, the company was going to publish another album of compilation in 1993 for the catalog "Star Box" that compiled greatest hits, something that would reunite again to Pete Burns and Steve Coy to retake the band again, and of course shortly after the project of a new album of greatest hits with new included songs was canceled. Currently many fans of the band are still waiting for the publication of this project that was canceled.
Dead or Alive (band) Wiki

## Welcome to the Dead or Alive Wiki

Welcome to Dead or Alive Wiki. This is The Right Stuff Wiki or Dead or Alive (band) Wiki

## Hello!

Hello! Welcome to the Dead or Alive Wiki. This page contains information, photos and videos of Dead or Alive. Dedicated to the members of the band, Pete Burns (R.I.P. 1959-2016), and Steve Coy (R.I.P. 1962-2018). Oh and of course to the band's official group called "Pete Burns (of Dead Or Alive) - Bristar Records". To the DOA's fans too.

We also have a discord server! Join us and chat with fellow Dead or Alive fans using this link:

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The Mystery Girls

**"The Mystery Girls"** was the first band in which Pete Burns was integrated with more partners and was a punk and rock genre band.

## History & Line Up:

The band formed in Liverpool in 1977 by Pete BURNS performed only one concert. They opened for Sham 69 and performed mainly cover versions at the club known as “Eric's” in Liverpool on 04/11/1977. They broke up immediately after. No demo and no recording of this show were made. There was not even any single and album with this band. Later they met again and changed their name to "Nightmares in Wax".

## Members (Line up on 04/11/1977)

* Pete Burns - Vocals
* Pete Wylie
* Phil Hurst – Bass
* Julian Cope

## Notes:

* Pete WYLIE was working with Pete BURNS at the same time at “Probe Records” in Liverpool.
* Pete WYLIE will form later the group The Mighty Wah! Julian COPE will form later the group The Teardrop Explodes.
* The name The Mystery Girls comes from a song of the New York Dolls.
Lover Come Back to Me

Single by Dead Or Alive

"**Lover Come Back to Me**" is a 1985 single by Dead or Alive, produced by Stock Aitken Waterman. It was released as the second single from the band's second album, *Youthquake*, and the single mix features slightly different instrumentation to the album version but is generally the same. The single peaked at #11 in the UK, #3 in South Africa, #21 in Germany, #13 in Australia and #75 on the US *Billboard* Hot 100.

In addition to the standard 7" and 12" formats (the latter of which included a sleeve which could be opened up in to a poster), a fan-shaped picture disc was also released in the UK. The B-side to the single was "Far Too Hard", a song from the band's first album.

Like "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", the song was re-recorded in 2003 for the band's retrospective compilation *Evolution: The Hits*.

## Reception

The single generally received positive reviews, being described as "appealing" by Ira Robbins while Ned Raggett of Allmusic said, "When Burns commands at the end of the chorus, 'Kick it right down, right down!' it's as memorable as mass media pop of any stripe ever gets."

## Track listing:

### UK 7":

1. Lover Come Back to Me
2. Far Too Hard

### UK 12":

1. Lover Come Back to Me (Extended Remix)
2. Far Too Hard
3. Lover Come Back to Me (7" Version)
USA Fall Tour

"**USA Fall Tour"** (or maybe called **"USA Tour"**, **"Pete Burns' USA Tour '92"**) is the tour made by Pete Burns, main member and vocalist of the band Dead or Alive made in the autumn of October 1992. It was made from of the promotion of "Fan the Flame (Part 1)" in the United States, although it failed to be what I expected. It was also made to promote his solo studio album "Love, Pete."

## History & Dates:

Separated from Steve COY and Lynne BURNS for a brief time in the early '90's, Pete went out on a poorly planned and generally unsuccessful tour of America. He played to backing tapes, with no band, sometimes even resorting to singing live over the CDs he'd pick up at the local record stores. Some new material was presented ("Ecstasy", "The Right Stuff", "Sleep With You") but rarely was a set list stuck to- sometimes he would only play audience requests. (If the album was available in the DJ booth!) Bootlegs of several of these shows are in circulation among collectors, with the two-hour video of the Los Angeles date being the most sought-after.

Just following the release of the final single from "Fan The Flame" in 1991, Pete BURNS took total control of Dead Or Alive and toured America (32 gigs) with terrible results. According to the fan club's newsletter #10, "Although the shows went well, the organisation was a shambles due to incompetent management and agency. Some of the club's facilities left a lot to be desired with poor sound and bad stage designs. However, Pete kept smiling and performed the gigs to the best of his ability. Some of his costumes and stage antics caused quite a stir, in fact in some clubs, a riot, where it was suggested Pete was an impostor".

Pete will form a new band called Pete BURNS And The Sexy Assassins with female backing singers, dancers and keyboard player/musical director and even a rapper! A new album called "Getting Away With Murder" or "The Circus Is In Town" will be released in spring 1993 and two new songs of the new album are ready "The Right Stuff" and "Run Motherfucker"

## Setlist:

Some setlists of some of these concerts were found, but they were different positions of the songs without a fixed setlist

### Setlist in Kinky's Garden Party, London 1992:

1. Fan the Flame
2. Unhappy Birthday
3. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)

### Setlist in Cleveland, October 30, 1992:

1. Fan the Flame
2. I'm in Ecstacy (When You Lay Down Next To Me)
3. Unhappy Birthday
4. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
5. Come Home (With Me Baby)
6. My Funny Valentine
7. Sleep With You
8. Brand New Lover
9. Something in My House

### Setlist in Warsaw Club, NYC 1992:

1. Fan the Flame
2. I'm in Ecstacy (When You Lay Down Next To Me)
3. Unhappy Birthday
4. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)

### Setlist in Arena Club, Los Angeles, CA November 1992:

1. Brand New Lover
2. Your Sweetness Is Your Weakness
3. Unhappy Birthday
4. Total Stranger
5. Give it Back (That Love Is Mine)
6. Come Home (With Me Baby)
7. Turn Around and Count 2 Ten
8. Far Too Hard
9. I'd Do Anything
10. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
11. My Funny Valentine *[Acapella]*
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Youthquake

Studio album by Dead or Alive

***Youthquake*** is the second album by the British pop group Dead or Alive, released in May, 3 1985. The album was their commercial breakthrough in Europe and the United States, due to the lead single "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", which was a UK number-one hit and a top 20 hit in the United States. Additional single releases from the album included "Lover Come Back To Me", "In Too Deep" and "My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)". This was Dead or Alive's first collaboration with the Stock Aitken Watermanproduction team. *Youthquake* was re-released in the UK on compact disc in 1994, with the two bonus tracks that were previously included on the original CD and cassette versions of the album.

Recent US and Japanese reissues have reverted to the original vinyl track listing.

The album peaked at #9 in the UK and was certified Gold by the BPI for sales of over 100,000 copies. It also peaked at #31 in the US and was certified Gold by the RIAA for sales over 500,000. In Canada the album peaked at #8 and was certified platinum.

The album cover was taken by fashion photographer Mario Testino.

## Track listing

1. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
2. I Wanna Be a Toy
3. D.J. Hit a Button
4. In Too Deep
5. Big Daddy of Rhythm
6. Cake and Eat It
7. Lover Come Back to Me
8. My Heart Goes Bang
9. It's Been a Long Time

### 1994 CD Bonus Track:

1. Lover Come Back to Me *(Extended Mix)*

## Personnel

* Pete Burns - Vocals
* Mike Percy - Bass Guitar, Guitars
* Tim Lever - Keyboards
* Steve Coy - Drums

## Aditional Personnel

* Mike Stock - Personnel
* Peter Waterman - Producer
* Matt Aitken - Producer
* Phil Harding - Engineer, Mixing
* Satori - Design
* Mario Testino - Photography

## Singles

* You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
* Lover Come Back to Me
* In Too Deep
* My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)

## Gallery

CoverLP Back CoverVinyl Design 1Vinyl Design 2US CD CoverCD Back CoverInside BookletBack Booklet (Credits)CD Design (1994)
Hurt Me (Did U Have 2 Hurt Me)

Single by Dead or Alive

**"Hurt Me (Did U Have 2 Hurt Me)"** is a song by the English band Dead or Alive. It was recorded in 1990 (not confirmed yet) and in recent days the title of what will be the second advance song (or second single) for the next studio album titled "Fan the Flame (Part 2): The Resurrection" that will be released in October 2021.

This song's instrumental is used in the Fan The Flame (Part 2): The Resurrection commercial.

## Credits:

℗ 2021 Marina Zacco Coy, under exclusive worldwide license to Demon Music Group Ltd.
Sophisticated Boom Boom

Studio Album by Dead or Alive

***Sophisticated Boom Boom*** is the debut album by the British pop group Dead or Alive, released in 1984 on Epic Records. Containing mostly synthpop and dance elements, the record was a minor success in the UK where it peaked at #29 and contained the band's first UK Top 40 single, a cover version of KC & the Sunshine Band's "That's the Way (I Like It)". That song, with "Misty Circles", were hits on the U.S. Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart.

Although there was an unrelated Scottish female group called Sophisticated Boom Boom in the early 1980s, the title of the album derives from a Shangri-Las song of the same name, and alludes to the Sixties pop influences that crop up in the band's body of work — most explicitly here on the track "You Make Me Wanna".

The original cassette version of the album was released with three bonus tracks. In 2007, the album was re-released on CD by Cherry Red Records with seven bonus tracks.

The cover photograph was taken by Peter Ashworth.

## Track listing

All tracks written by Dead or Alive; except "That's the Way (I Like It)" by Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch.

### Original CD and LP 1984 (UK):

1. I'd Do Anything
2. That's the Way (I Like It)
3. Absolutely Nothing
4. What I Want
5. Far Too Hard
6. You Make Me Wanna
7. Sit on It
8. Wish You Were Here
9. Misty Circles
10. Do It

### 1984 cassette Bonus Tracks:

1. I'do Anything *(Dub)*
2. Keep That Body Strong (That's the Way)
3. Misty Circles *(Instrumental)*

### Original CD and LP 1984 (US):

1. What I Want
2. Misty Circles
3. Do It
4. I'd Do Anything
5. That's the Way (I Like It)
6. You Make Me Wanna
7. Sit on It
8. Wish You Were Here
9. Absolutely Nothing
10. Far Too Hard

### CD UK 2007 Reissue:

1. I'd Do Anything
2. That's the Way (I Like It)
3. Absolutely Nothing
4. What I Want
5. Far Too Hard
6. You Make Me Wanna
7. Sit on It
8. Wish You Were Here
9. Misty Circles
10. Do It
11. Selfish Side
12. The Stranger
13. Misty Circles *(Dance Mix)*
14. What I Want *(Dance Mix)*
15. I'd Do Anything *(Megamix)*
16. That's the Way (I Like It) *[Extended Mix]*
17. Keep That Body Strong (That's the Way)

## Personnel

* Pete Burns - Vocals
* Mike Percy - Bass Guitar
* Tim Lever - Keyboards
* Steve Coy - Drums
* Wayne Hussey - Guitar *(uncredited on album artwork)*

## Singles

* Misty Circles
* What I Want
* I'd Do Anything
* That's the Way (I Like It)
* What I Want *(re-release)*
The Balance

The Balance is a belief system that focuses on the divide between two main areas: The light and the dark. There is also the centre which is for those who aren't affiliated with either side.

## **Origins**

The first implementation of this idea could be seen within they Ying Yang which symbolises balance and stability.

## **Followers**

The Edgelords are rooted within the dark side of the Balance whereas The White Knights reside within the light side of the Balance. Some people, like Zoe, fall in the middle of the spectrum and are thus balanced.
Hooked on Love

Single by Dead Or Alive

### Length

3 minutes, 54 seconds (Album Version)4 minutes, 31 seconds (7' Version)8 minutes, 17 seconds (12" Version)4 minutes, 11 seconds (Rip It Up Version)5 minutes, 15 seconds (Evolution Version)

### Producer

Stock, Aitken & Waterman

**"Hooked on Love"** is a song by the english band Dead or Alive, extracted as the fourth single from the 1987 album Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know. the song was also produced by the famous Stock, Aitken & Waterman. Released by Epic Records.

It remains (to this day) one of the least known songs of the group. The song reached # 62 on the UK Singles Chart.

## Track listing:

### UK 7" Single:

#### Side B:

1. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) [Live]\*

### UK 12" Single:

#### Side B:

1. Something In My House (US Wipe-Out Mix Part 2)
2. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) [Live]\*

Note: Track\* Recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon, July 1985

## Video

* The music video is simply a compilation of almost all the music videos of the band. You can see the videos of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", "Brand New Lover", "My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)", "In Too Deep", "Lover Come Back to Me "and" Something in My House ".
* No video from the album "Sophisticated Boom Boom" was shown in the video
* It plays the single mix, but (probably) 12" Mix includes footage from various gay porno movies (May be bootleg circulated in New York.)
Sayonara Sugar Pie

**Sayonara Sugar Pie** was going to be the seventh album of the English band Dead or Alive that was going to be published at the end of the 90s (after promoting "Nukleopatra" in the United States). Project that was never finished.

## History

According to some rumours, a new album called “Sayanara Sugar Pie” was supposed to be released in Japan by Sony Music during April 1999. No news since.

Pete BURNS called it "Kick Ass dance".

At that time, nothing else was heard of the song until then the band released their new and seventh album in 2001, an album that everyone would know as Fragile.
I'll Save You All My Kisses

Single by Dead Or Alive

### Length

6 minutes, 33 seconds (7" Vinyl)15 minutes, 86 seconds (12" Vinyl "The Sonia Mezumbda Memorial Mix")

### Producer

Stock, Aitken & Waterman

**"I'll Save You All My Kisses"** is a song by the english band Dead or Alive, extracted as the Fourth single from the 1987 album Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know. Like the album, the song was also produced by the famous Stock, Aitken & Waterman. Released by Epic Records.

The song reached # 78 on the UK Singles Chart. Although this song was not chosen in the Top 10 of the best songs in the United Kingdom, it is still recognized as one of the best songs on the album and one of the least known of the band.

## Track listing:

### UK 12" Vinyl ("The Sonia Mezumbda Memorial Mix):

#### Side A:

1. I'll Save You All My Kisses *(The Sonia Mezumbda Memorial Mix)*

#### Side B:

1. I'll Save You All My Kisses *(The Long Wet Sloppy Kiss Mix)*
2. I Wanna Be a Toy

### UK 12" Vinyl Promo ("The Long Wet Sloppy Kiss Mix"):

#### Side A:

1. I'll Save You All My Kisses *(The Long Wet Sloppy Kiss Mix)*
2. Lover Come Back to Me

#### Side B:

1. Whirpool
2. Nowhere To Nowhere

## Video

* Plays the Single Mix
* There is a supposed version of the video that is said to be the version before the final edition of the video.
* The video was one of the most striking and controversial music videos of the 80s
Jack and Jill Party

Single by Pete Burns

**"Jack and Jill Party"** is a song by Pete Burns recorded in collaboration with the english band "Pet Shop Boys". It was published on 2004 in CD and Vinyl (It was never published as a digital download). Released by Olde English in association with Cage Music Ltd./Sony Music Ltd.

## Track listing:

### Original CD (UK 2004):

1. Jack and Jill Party *(Extended Dance Mix)*
2. Jack and Jill Party *(Single Mix)*
3. Jack and Jill Party *(Instrumental)*

### Original 12" Vinyl (UK 2004):

#### Side A:

1. Jack and Jill Party *(Extended Dance Mix)*

#### Side B:

1. Jack and Jill Party *(Single Mix)*
2. Jack and Jill Party *(Instrumental)*

## Credits:

* Lyrics By [Additional] – Pete Burns
* Mixed By – Bob Kraushaar, Pet Shop Boys
* Other [Design] – Scott King Ltd
* Producer – Pet Shop Boys
* Programmed By [Additional] – Paul Beckett
* Recorded By [Vocals] – Pete Gleadall
* Written-By – Tennant / Lowe