One of the Best
5
By kanjimoti
'Deep' is right up there with the top albums ever. I'm talking top 500 of all time. I identify the era with Kate Bush's 'Sensual World', The Cure's 'Disintegration'. I acknowledge I'm comparing 'Deep' to some classsics but I took to this album the moment I heard it in it's entirety and have been listening to it on a semi-regular basis for 30 years. Dan Higgins declares Peter Murphy's 'Deep' a classic.
theme for a life
5
By Elizabeth1628
this album is great start to finish "it defines a lifetime"best by far from Peter, takes you on a ride and eases you down with" roll call" a F#@%%%^*NG plus
His best
5
By Nurk Twin
I bought this cd while stationed in Germany 1990. I must have listened to it a thousand times. Excellent album. Driving around Germany I saw "Bauhaus" signs in different areas. I thought, "hey maybe Peter Murphy lives there." Was I ever wrong.
An Album Before Its Time
5
By BlueBonneville
A spectacular album that is a must for any collection.
A Gothic/Indie Classic which will Never Diie.
5
By sergio scorpio la
This is some beautiful music people. Done by a man who's voice is so distinct, rare, and "takes u there" with the song . It's not as hard as Bauhaus (but if u were exp that, you're foolish ) ;
Tones on Tail, & Love & Rockets didn't either - it's what separates the groups & the 4 men apart from other musicians .
take it easy
3
By bob bobblaw
enough with the "masterpiece"s and "perfect"s . . . . . . it's not that good . . . . . . .
Perfect
5
By DaveManMD
Even today, still some of the best music ever made.
One of my favorite albums
5
By ~DeliciousDemon~
A lot of people say Peter Murphy's music is dark and depressing, and it may be odd to say this, but it actually makes me really happy when I listen to him. You really can never get sick of this album, unlike most popular music today. This album is truly great.
left or right: to love or to hate
5
By JoshuaFalchion
Peter Murphy's strongest solo album, DEEP has easily been one of my favorite albums since I first heard it in the summer of 1990. Although I love Bauhaus, I have always felt that Murphy was at his best pursuing his own solo efforts (just as the members of Love and Rockets were best served working outside of the Bauhaus group). In DEEP, Murphy's spiritual and intellectual interests are well explored; the spiritual aspect is especially strong, and moving even to an atheist like myself. My favorite tracks are "Cuts You Up", "A Strange Kind of Love", "Shy" and "Crystal Wrists," though the most beautiful piece is probably "Marlene Dietrich's Favourite Poem".
YES! FINALLY!
5
By Ivonne Mia
LOVE IT! The whole album is amazing!
