The Fatal Flowers hit the Dutch popcharts with their classic Younger Days single at the beginning of 1987. This song was taken from the 1986 album Younger Days.. + Informações

The best band Holland ever had! Split up in the summer of 1990, just after they'd performed at the Parkpop Festival in The Hague (attended by 450.000 people).. + Informações

Great acoustic perfomance for Vara's Zomerrock 28th August 1988. Filmed on a boat on the Waddensea (is dit Engels!?), the Fatal Flowers play an acoustic version of the Moving Target single and the Rolling Stones song Sweet Virginia. This version of Sweet Virginia was released on the Definitive Fatal Flowers album in 2002.. + Informações

Videoclip of the classic Fatal Flowers song 'Johnny D. Is Back!' The video contains some nice shots of Fatal Flowers recording with Mick Ronson in the Nevessa studios in Woodstock NY.. + Informações

Live at the Pinkpop festival 8th June 1987. Announced by singer Richard Janssen with the words "2e pinksterdag, een liedje over Jezus".. + Informações

No use tryin' to hold on to a feeling Feelings change and time, ooh well time won't pass you by Everytime I heard the Fatal Flowers song Younger Days I think of my childhood. Here it is on this documentary :Ermelo village in the 60ties :My school is coming out and the shop beside it. + Informações

From "Pleasure Ground". + Informações

Video editado por Ricardo Pinguim com imagens produzidas por Ricardo Pinguim e Fabio Schumacher no Parque Vila Lobos em Sao Paulo e na skatepark publica de Sao Bernardo do Campo.. + Informações

CD Villa 65 1991 The Fatal Flowers - personnel: Richard Jansen/René van Barneveld/Cor Willemse/Geert de Groot/Henk Jonkers.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. + Informações

Second single taken from the 1986 album Younger Days. The video was shot in a dessert in Spain and features new bass player Geert de Groot, who replaced Marco Braam.. + Informações

TV Broadcast by VPRO of the show 'ONRUST'in december 1989, which featured Dutch rockband The Fatal Flowers. 2 songs together with band member interviews. Source was a VHS tape that didn't stand the test of time very well :-). + Informações

This is a slide show to present to Faceless Neil project, using mock up book sketches and a couple of finished illustration. In order to give an idea of the original story which was inspired by that song! :) Hopefully a real video will follow soon! Become Fan of Faceless Neil on Facebook today! www.facebook.com. + Informações

Fatal Flowers performing "How many years?" at the Parkpop festival (The Hague) in 1990. + Informações

Dutch rockband The Fatal Flowers, playing live at the Escape Amsterdam for MTV's Talent of the 90's. + Informações

Dutch best band in history - The Fatal Flowers - play "Funky Street" at the German Xanten Festival, june 16 1990. Broadcast by Vara's Zomerrock, late 1990.. + Informações

Videoclip of the first Fatal Flowers single. Taken from their 1985 debut mini-album Fatal Flowers. + Informações

The best band Holland ever had! Split up in the summer of 1990, just after they'd performed at the Parkpop Festival in The Hague (attended by 450.000 people).. + Informações

Interview by Ray Cookes with Fatal Flowers singer Richard Janssen. See part 2 for the Rock and Roll Star videclip made by the MTV team.. + Informações

"Fatal Flower Garden (Sir Hugh) Traditional. + Informações

Videoclip of the first single from the 1988 Johnny D. Is Back! album.. + Informações

Interview by Bas Westerweel and playback performance of the Rock and Roll Star single for Avro's Toppop 13th June 1988. Rene van Barneveld plays guitar.. + Informações

live capture of "Nowhere To Lay My Head" by the Fatal Flowers [Amsterdam, Paradiso] recorded during the short pre- Pleasure Ground 1989 tour.. + Informações

An Excerpt from December 5th's Re-Envisioning America: An Homage to Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, featuring Ben Schwab, Barrie Rose, and Amanda Adrian. + Informações

Fatal Flowers with the song "Well Baby" from 1986. The rockband was coming from the Netherlands.. + Informações

Fatal Flowers 'perform' their single Moving Target on Belgian family TV show 'Rond Daniël'.. + Informações