Wall of Voodoo Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Mexican Radio |
| 2 | Back in Flesh |
| 3 | Tomorrow |
| 4 | Factory |
| 5 | On Interstate 15 |
| 6 | Far Side of Crazy |
| 7 | Call of the West |
| 8 | Spy World |
| 9 | They Don’t Want Me |
| 10 | Red Light |
| 11 | Look at Their Way |
| 12 | Hands of Love |
| 13 | Full of Tension |
| 14 | Animal Day |
| 15 | Two Minutes Till Lunch |
| 16 | Me and My Dad |
| 17 | Crack the Bell |
| 18 | Good Times |
| 19 | Call Box (1–2–3) |
| 20 | Tse Tse Fly |
| 21 | This Way Out |
| 22 | Tomorrow (live) |
| 23 | Blackboard Sky |
| 24 | Struggle |
| 25 | This Business of Love |
| 26 | Faded Love |
| 27 | Do It Again |
| 28 | The Grass Is Greener |
| 29 | Big City |
| 30 | Dark as a Dungeon |
| 31 | Museums |
| 32 | Room With a View |
| 33 | Back in Flesh (live) |
| 34 | Mona |
| 35 | Tragic Vaudeville |
| 36 | Red Light (live) |
| 37 | Shouldn't Have Given Him a Gun for Christmas |
| 38 | End of an Era (live) |
| 39 | Invisible Man (live) |
| 40 | When the Lights Go Out |
| 41 | Animal Day (live) |
| 42 | Elvis Bought Dora a Cadillac |
| 43 | Longarm (live) |
| 44 | The Passenger (live) |
| 45 | Hollywood the Second Time |
| 46 | Country of Man |
| 47 | Chains of Luck |
| 48 | Empty Room |
| 49 | Joanne |
| 50 | Ain’t My Day |
Wall of Voodoo Albums
About Wall of Voodoo
Wall Of Voodoo was a Los Angeles new wave band active from 1977-1988 who crafted a distinctive sound blending punk energy, synthesizers, spaghetti western themes, and Stan Ridgway's deadpan vocals. Their biggest hit "Mexican Radio" became an MTV staple and new wave classic, while their Johnny Cash cover of "Ring Of Fire" showcased their ability to reimagine familiar material through their quirky, cinematic lens. Albums like "Call Of The West" captured the band's unique fusion of americana and synthesizer-driven post-punk, influencing countless alternative acts. Though they disbanded in 1988, Wall Of Voodoo's theatrical approach to new wave and their exploration of American cultural imagery left a lasting mark on alternative rock.