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''Let Love In'' is the eighth studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman".
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''Let Love In'' is the eighth studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994.1994 through Creator/MuteRecords (in conjunction with Creator/ElektraRecords in North America). It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman".
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* MeaningfulFuneral: Taken UpToEleven in "Lay Me Low", where the narrator envisions his own death and the reactions of his friends... then his family... then the whole country... then all of ''creation'' at the loss.
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* MeaningfulFuneral: Taken UpToEleven up to eleven in "Lay Me Low", where the narrator envisions his own death and the reactions of his friends... then his family... then the whole country... then all of ''creation'' at the loss.
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''Let Love In'' is the eighth studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman."
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''Let Love In'' is the eighth studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman."
"Loverman".
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''Let Love In'' is the eight studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman."
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''Let Love In'' is the eight eighth studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman."
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** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper Tree.''
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** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's Creator/PeterStraub's ''The Juniper Tree.''
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* MurderBallad: "Jangling Jack" is the most straight-forward example, though death is always just under the surface in most of the songs.
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* MurderBallad: "Jangling Jack" is the most straight-forward example, about the titular character being shot and killed in a bar, though death is always just under the surface in most of the songs.
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{{Trope Namer|s}} for RedRightHand. Not to be confused with the 8th studio album by Music/TheGooGooDolls.
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'''Let Love In''' is the eight studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman".
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'''Let Love In''' is the eight studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles singles: "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman".
TropeNamer"Loverman."
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!!Tropes written by someone without a red right hand:
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal:
--> ''Despair and deception, love's ugly little twins''
--> ''(...) Far worse to be Love's lover than the lover that love has scorned''
* AlbumTitleDrop: "I Let Love In".
* AlliterativeTitle: "'''J'''angling '''J'''ack", "'''R'''ed '''R'''ight Hand", '''L'''et '''L'''ove In".
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!! Tropes written by someone without a red right
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--> ''Despair
-->''Despair and deception, love's ugly little twins''
* AlbumTitleDrop: "I Let Love
* AlliterativeTitle: "'''J'''angling
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* OurDemonsAreDifferent: "Loverman", in which a devil is described who likes to "lie beside your side."
* PatterSong: "Jangling Jack", is sang incredibly fast.
* PatterSong: "Jangling Jack", is sang incredibly fast.
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* OurDemonsAreDifferent: "Loverman", "Loverman," in which a devil is described who likes to "lie beside your side."
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* PatterSong: "JanglingJack", Jack," is sang incredibly fast.
* PatterSong: "Jangling
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Do You Love Me?" is sang in an aggressive version at the start of the album and reprised in a more gentle version (with lyrics that are MUCH more disturbing) as the closing track.
* RedRightHand: "Red Right Hand", consequently the TropeNamer. The song is about a man who goes around doing good deeds, giving people their hearts' desires, but only as the prelude to some unspecified plot. (The song was inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's use of the phrase...which was, despite the vaguely Satanic implications of much of the uses of the trope and indeed the song itself, referencing ''God''.)
* RedRightHand: "Red Right Hand", consequently the TropeNamer. The song is about a man who goes around doing good deeds, giving people their hearts' desires, but only as the prelude to some unspecified plot. (The song was inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's use of the phrase...which was, despite the vaguely Satanic implications of much of the uses of the trope and indeed the song itself, referencing ''God''.)
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Do You Love Me?" is sang in an aggressive version at the start of the album album, and reprised in a more gentle version (with lyrics that are MUCH more disturbing) as the closing track.
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* RedRightHand: "Red RightHand", Hand," consequently the TropeNamer. The song is about a man who goes around doing good deeds, giving people their hearts' desires, but only as the prelude to some unspecified plot. (The song was inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's use of the phrase...which Which was, despite the vaguely Satanic implications implications, of much of the uses of the trope trope, and indeed the song itself, referencing ''God''.)''God.'')
* RedRightHand: "Red Right
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** "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper Tree''.
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "Lover Man".
* SpecialGuest: Rowland S. Howard, Cave's former bandmate from Music/TheBirthdayParty, sings backup on "Do You Love Me?".
* SpellingSong: "Loverman."
--> ''L is for "Love", baby''
--> ''O is for "Only" you that I do''
--> ''V is for loving "Virtually" everything you are''
--> ''E is for loving almost "Everything" that you do''
--> ''R is for "Rape" me''
--> ''M is for "Murder" me''
--> ''A is for "Answering" all of my prayers''
--> ''N is for "Knowing" your loverman's going to be the answer to all of yours''
* TitleTrack: If an extra word counts, "I Let Love In".
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper Tree''.
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "Lover Man".
* SpecialGuest: Rowland S. Howard, Cave's former bandmate from Music/TheBirthdayParty, sings backup on "Do You Love Me?".
* SpellingSong: "Loverman."
--> ''L is for "Love", baby''
--> ''O is for "Only" you that I do''
--> ''V is for loving "Virtually" everything you are''
--> ''E is for loving almost "Everything" that you do''
--> ''R is for "Rape" me''
--> ''M is for "Murder" me''
--> ''A is for "Answering" all of my prayers''
--> ''N is for "Knowing" your loverman's going to be the answer to all of yours''
* TitleTrack: If an extra word counts, "I Let Love In".
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** "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
''Literature/ParadiseLost.''
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The JuniperTree''.
Tree.''
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "LoverMan".
Man."
* SpecialGuest: Rowland S. Howard, Cave's former bandmate from Music/TheBirthdayParty, sings backup on "Do You LoveMe?".
Me?"
* SpellingSong:"Loverman."
--> ''L"Loverman:"
-->''L is for"Love", "Love," baby''
--> ''O -->''O is for "Only" you that I do''
--> ''V -->''V is for loving "Virtually" everything you are''
--> ''E -->''E is for loving almost "Everything" that you do''
--> ''R -->''R is for "Rape" me''
--> ''M -->''M is for "Murder" me''
--> ''A -->''A is for "Answering" all of my prayers''
--> ''N -->''N is for "Knowing" your loverman's going to be the answer to all of yours''
* TitleTrack: If an extra word counts, "I Let LoveIn".In."
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "Lover
* SpecialGuest: Rowland S. Howard, Cave's former bandmate from Music/TheBirthdayParty, sings backup on "Do You Love
* SpellingSong:
--> ''L
-->''L is for
* TitleTrack: If an extra word counts, "I Let Love
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* IntercourseWithYou: The "Loverman" clearly is obsessed with taking the physical ways ("I got a masterplan\To take off your dress\And be your man, be your man").
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* TitleTrack: If an extra word counts, "I Let Love In".
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* SexyPackaging: Nick Cave's shirtless pose on the album cover.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal:
--> ''Despair and deception, love's ugly little twins''
--> ''(...) Far worse to be Love's lover than the lover that love has scorned''
--> ''Despair and deception, love's ugly little twins''
--> ''(...) Far worse to be Love's lover than the lover that love has scorned''
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* AlliterativeTitle: "Jangling Jack", "Red Right Hand"
* AntiLoveSong: "Do You Love Me?"
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* AlliterativeTitle: "Jangling Jack", "Red Right Hand"
"'''J'''angling '''J'''ack", "'''R'''ed '''R'''ight Hand", '''L'''et '''L'''ove In".
* AntiLoveSong: "I Let Love In" and "Do You LoveMe?"Me?"
--> ''So if you're sitting all alone and hear a-knocking at your door''
--> ''And the air is full of promises, well, buddy, you've been warned''
--> ''Far worse to be Love's lover than the lover that love has scorned''
* AntiLoveSong: "I Let Love In" and "Do You Love
--> ''So if you're sitting all alone and hear a-knocking at your door''
--> ''And the air is full of promises, well, buddy, you've been warned''
--> ''Far worse to be Love's lover than the lover that love has scorned''
--> ''I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry''
--> ''I'm sitting feeling sorry in the Thirsty Dog''
--> ''I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry''
--> ''I'm feeling very sorry in the Thirsty Dog''
--> ''I'm sitting feeling sorry in the Thirsty Dog''
--> ''I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry''
--> ''I'm feeling very sorry in the Thirsty Dog''
--> ''And it ain't gonna rain anymore''
--> ''Now my baby's gone''
--> ''Now my baby's gone''
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* MommasBoy: Jangling Jack says: "Momma, momma, is that you?"
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* MommasBoy: Jangling MommasBoy:
--> ''Jangling Jack says: "Momma, momma, is thatyou?"you?"''
--> ''Jangling Jack says: "Momma, momma, is that
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* ObsessionSong: Obsession ''album''.
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* ObsessionSong: Obsession More an obsession ''album''.
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* PatterSong: "Jangling Jack", sang incredibly fast.
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* QuestioningTitle: "Do You Love Me?"
* QuestioningTitle: "Do You Love Me?"
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* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: "And SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud:
--> ''And the bells in the chapel go jinglejangle"jangle''
--> ''And the bells in the chapel go jingle
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--> ''L is for "Love", baby''
--> ''O is for "Only" you that I do''
--> ''V is for loving "Virtually" everything you are''
--> ''E is for loving almost "Everything" that you do''
--> ''R is for "Rape" me''
--> ''M is for "Murder" me''
--> ''A is for "Answering" all of my prayers''
--> ''N is for "Knowing" your loverman's going to be the answer to all of yours''
--> ''O is for "Only" you that I do''
--> ''V is for loving "Virtually" everything you are''
--> ''E is for loving almost "Everything" that you do''
--> ''R is for "Rape" me''
--> ''M is for "Murder" me''
--> ''A is for "Answering" all of my prayers''
--> ''N is for "Knowing" your loverman's going to be the answer to all of yours''
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* ApologisesALot: "Thirsty Dog"
* MeaningfulFuneral: Taken UpToEleven in "Lay Me Low", where the narrator envisions his own death and the reactions of his friends... then his family... then the whole country... then all of ''creation'' at the loss.
-->[[CrowningMomentOfFunny ...And the motorcade will be ten miles long!]]
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* MurderBallad: It may be easier to name the songs that aren't ones.
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* MurderBallad: It may be easier to name "Jangling Jack" is the songs that aren't ones.most straight-forward example, though death is always just under the surface in most of the songs.
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* ObsessionSong: "Let Love In".
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* ObsessionSong: "Let Love In".Obsession ''album''.
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* ShoutOut: "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's''Literature/ParadiseLost''. ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper Tree''.
** "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's
** "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" is a WholePlotReference to Peter Straub's ''The Juniper Tree''.
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Do You Love Me?" is sang in an aggressive version at the start of the album and reprised in a more gentle version as the closing track, all while retaining the same lyrics.
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!!Track Listing:
# "Do You Love Me?" - 5:56
# "Nobody's Baby Now" - 3:52
# "Loverman" - 6:22
# "Jangling Jack" - 2:47
# "Red Right Hand" - 6:11
# "I Let Love In" - 4:15
# "Thirsty Dog" - 3:49
# "Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore" - 3:46
# "Lay Me Low" - 5:09
# "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" - 6:12
# "Do You Love Me?" - 5:56
# "Nobody's Baby Now" - 3:52
# "Loverman" - 6:22
# "Jangling Jack" - 2:47
# "Red Right Hand" - 6:11
# "I Let Love In" - 4:15
# "Thirsty Dog" - 3:49
# "Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore" - 3:46
# "Lay Me Low" - 5:09
# "Do You Love Me? (Part 2)" - 6:12
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'''Let Love In''' is the eight studio album by Music/NickCave and the Bad Seeds, released in 1994. It's best known for the singles "Red Right Hand" and "Loverman".
TropeNamer for RedRightHand.
!! Tropes written by someone without a red right hand
* AlbumTitleDrop: "I Let Love In".
* AlliterativeTitle: "Jangling Jack", "Red Right Hand"
* AntiLoveSong: "Do You Love Me?"
* BreakUpSong: "Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore".
* BookEnds: ''Let Love In'' ends with a reprisal of the first song "Do You Love Me?". The former song describes an abusive relationship with a woman, the latter [[spoiler: [[FreudianExcuse the character's molestation as a child]]. ]]
* CallBack: The first song on the album ''Murder Ballads'', "Song of Joy" (About a man telling the story of how his wife and daughters were murdered by a serial killer) has two back to the previous album ''Let Love In''. The first is the speaker using the phrase "All things move towards their end", which is a phrase used similarly in the song "Do You Love Me?". Another during his description of the murder scene, where the killer has used blood to write the words "His RedRightHand" on the wall. This is cited as a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's Literature/ParadiseLost, but is also a reference to the song "Red Right Hand".
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: "Nobody's Baby Now" in which the protagonist has read several religious texts and travelled the world, but alas.
* MommasBoy: Jangling Jack says: "Momma, momma, is that you?"
* MurderBallad: It may be easier to name the songs that aren't ones.
* MysteriousStranger: The long tall man in "Red Right Hand".
* ObsessionSong: "Let Love In".
* OneManSong: "Loverman", "Jangling Jack".
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: "Loverman", in which a devil is described who likes to "lie beside your side."
* PatterSong: "Jangling Jack", sang incredibly fast.
* RearrangeTheSong: "Do You Love Me?" is sang in an aggressive version at the start of the album and reprised in a more gentle version as the closing track, all while retaining the same lyrics.
* RedRightHand: "Red Right Hand", consequently the TropeNamer. The song is about a man who goes around doing good deeds, giving people their hearts' desires, but only as the prelude to some unspecified plot. (The song was inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's use of the phrase...which was, despite the vaguely Satanic implications of much of the uses of the trope and indeed the song itself, referencing ''God''.)
-->''You're one microscopic cog\\
In his catastrophic plan\\
Designed and directed\\
By his red right hand''
* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: "And the bells in the chapel go jingle jangle"
* ShoutOut: "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "Lover Man".
* SpecialGuest: Blixa Bargeld plays guitar on this album.
* SpellingSong: "Loverman."
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Cave is shirtless on the album cover.
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!! Tropes written by someone without a red right hand
* AlbumTitleDrop: "I Let Love In".
* AlliterativeTitle: "Jangling Jack", "Red Right Hand"
* AntiLoveSong: "Do You Love Me?"
* BreakUpSong: "Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore".
* BookEnds: ''Let Love In'' ends with a reprisal of the first song "Do You Love Me?". The former song describes an abusive relationship with a woman, the latter [[spoiler: [[FreudianExcuse the character's molestation as a child]]. ]]
* CallBack: The first song on the album ''Murder Ballads'', "Song of Joy" (About a man telling the story of how his wife and daughters were murdered by a serial killer) has two back to the previous album ''Let Love In''. The first is the speaker using the phrase "All things move towards their end", which is a phrase used similarly in the song "Do You Love Me?". Another during his description of the murder scene, where the killer has used blood to write the words "His RedRightHand" on the wall. This is cited as a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's Literature/ParadiseLost, but is also a reference to the song "Red Right Hand".
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: "Nobody's Baby Now" in which the protagonist has read several religious texts and travelled the world, but alas.
* MommasBoy: Jangling Jack says: "Momma, momma, is that you?"
* MurderBallad: It may be easier to name the songs that aren't ones.
* MysteriousStranger: The long tall man in "Red Right Hand".
* ObsessionSong: "Let Love In".
* OneManSong: "Loverman", "Jangling Jack".
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: "Loverman", in which a devil is described who likes to "lie beside your side."
* PatterSong: "Jangling Jack", sang incredibly fast.
* RearrangeTheSong: "Do You Love Me?" is sang in an aggressive version at the start of the album and reprised in a more gentle version as the closing track, all while retaining the same lyrics.
* RedRightHand: "Red Right Hand", consequently the TropeNamer. The song is about a man who goes around doing good deeds, giving people their hearts' desires, but only as the prelude to some unspecified plot. (The song was inspired by Creator/JohnMilton's use of the phrase...which was, despite the vaguely Satanic implications of much of the uses of the trope and indeed the song itself, referencing ''God''.)
-->''You're one microscopic cog\\
In his catastrophic plan\\
Designed and directed\\
By his red right hand''
* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: "And the bells in the chapel go jingle jangle"
* ShoutOut: "Red Right Hand" is a reference to Creator/JohnMilton's ''Literature/ParadiseLost''.
* StockSoundEffects: Bell sounds near the end of "Lover Man".
* SpecialGuest: Blixa Bargeld plays guitar on this album.
* SpellingSong: "Loverman."
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Cave is shirtless on the album cover.
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