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{{expand}}'''Peter Murphy''' (born July 11, 1957) is the singer of the seminal Goth-rock band [[Bauhaus]]Image:PeterMurphy2. He also appeared in early Maxell cassette ads and has recorded with Mick Karn of [[Japanjpg|thumb|Peter Murphy]] under the name ''Dali's Car.'' Afterwards, he persued a solo career, which has remained a constant project despite two Bauhaus reunion tours.
[[Nine Inch Nails]] was the opening act for '''Peter Murphy's ''Strange Kind (born July 11, 1957) is the singer of Love'' tour in 1990. In 2006, Peter performed with the seminal Goth-rock band [[Trent ReznorBauhaus]] . He also appeared in early UK Maxell cassette ads and a rotating panel of guests for a series has recorded with Mick Karn of [[With Teeth: Summer Tour 2007 Radio Collaboration|special radio appearancesJapan]] under the name ''Dali's Car.'' After the breakup of Bauhaus, he persued a solo career, which took place during the [[With Teeth: Summer Amphitheater Tour]]has remained a constant project despite two reunion tours.
As a solo artist, Peter has expanded on the doom and gloom theatrics of Bauhaus and has explored a variety of different styles. His solo career remains more commercially successful than his previous band, with his 1990 record ''Deep'' spawning hit single 'Cuts You Up.' Peter has often incorporated more tribal rhythms, pop sensibilities, and Middle-Eastern instrumentation throughout his solo career.  [[Nine Inch Nails]] was the opening act for Peter Murphy's ''Strange Kind of Love'' tour in 1990. In 2006, Peter performed with [[Trent Reznor]] and a rotating panel of guests for a series of [[With Teeth: Summer Tour 2007 Radio Collaboration|special radio appearances]] which took place during the [[With Teeth: Summer Amphitheater Tour]]. Several Bauhaus and Peter Murphy songs were performed during these sessions.  ==Body Of WorkDiscography==
The following is Murphy's solo discography. Please see the Bauhaus page for their respective discography.<br><br>
'''1984:''' =====Studio Albums=====''The Waking Hour'' (with Dali's Car) (1984)<br>'''1986:''' ''Should The World Fail To Fall Apart''(1986)<br>'''1988:''' ''Love Hysteria''(1988)<br>'''1990:''' ''Deep''(1990) <br>'''1992:''' ''Holy Smoke''(1992)<br>'''1995:''' ''Cascade''(1995)<br>''Dust'1997:''' ''Recall'' EP(2002) <br>''Unshattered'2000:'(2004) =====EPs====='' Recall'' (1997) =====Collections=====''Wild Birds 1985–1995'' (Greatest-hits collection2000)<br>'''2001:''' =====Live Albums=====''A Live Just For Love'' (live album2001)<br>'''2002:''' ''Dust''<br>'''2004:''' ''Unshattered''
[[Category:Related to NIN]]