A Dead Song (track) by The Birthday Party
A Dead Song appears on the following album(s) by The Birthday Party:
- Prayers On Fire (track #8) (1981)
- Live 81-82 (track #2) (1999)
- It's Still Living (track #5) (this album) (1985)
- Nether Lands (The Full 1982 VARA Holland Broadcast) (track #4) (2020)
Upcoming concerts
Sep
26
Fri
19:00
Glenn Jones: Birthday Celebration White Party
Ritz Theatre, Jacksonville, United States. 
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Oct
29
Wed
20:00
Ricky G’s Birthday Bash/ Record Release Party Ft. Members of Pres Hall Band, The English Beat, and Special Guest George Porter Jr!
Chickie Wah Wah, New Orleans, United States.
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Nov
14
Fri
23:00
DJ Klutch Birthday Party
Ocean Resort Casino, HQ2 Nightclub , Atlantic City, United States.
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