For instance, on May 30, the publication Far Out magazine highlighted some creepy and spooky songs released in the 1980s. The publication's ranking of the "five utterly disturbing songs from the 1980s," included numbers, like "One in a Million" by Guns N' Roses from 1988 and "I Saw Your Mommy" by Suicidal Tendencies from 1983. Far Out named Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' 1988 song "The Mercy Seat" the most "disturbing song from the 1980s."
Nick Cave Opened up About Performing With Johnny Cash
During a 2024 interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the frontman of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Nick Cave, referenced that late country music star Johnny Cashreleased a version of "The Mercy Seat" in 2000. Cave shared that Cash, who died in 2003 at the age of 71, had been his long-time hero.
He then noted that he recorded a cover of Hank Williams' song "I Feel so Lonesome I Could Cry" with Cash, shortly before his death. Cave said that he "was terrified to sing with [his] hero mostly because of his extraordinary, sort of gravitas of his voice."
"He said, 'I never asked Jesus for anything, but I had to perform with you today. And last night I dropped down on my knees. And I said Jesus, I got to sing with Nick, give me back my voice, give me back my voice,'" said Cave, who clarified that Cash was able to perform the Williams tune with him.
Cave also said that Cash turned from "this depleted man" to "something really extraordinary literally before [his] eyes" when he began performing.
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