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| Genre = [[Modern rock]] |
| Genre = [[Modern rock]] |
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| Length = 4:13 (Edit) |
| Length = 4:13 (Edit) |
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| Label = [[Beggars Banquet]] |
| Label = [[Beggars Banquet Records]] |
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| Chart position = * #55 <small>([[U.S.]] [[Billboard Hot 100]])</small> |
| Chart position = * #55 <small>([[U.S.]] [[Billboard Hot 100]])</small> |
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* #1 <small>([[Modern Rock Tracks|US Modern Rock]])</small> |
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===Chart performance=== |
===Chart performance=== |
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"Cuts You Up" was the first single from the record |
"Cuts You Up" was the first single from the record; the Bowie-esque track became the American modern rock hit of the year, spending seven weeks at the top of the U.S. Modern Rock charts and crossing over to AOR radio and the pop charts, where it peaked at number 55. Following its success, [[Deep (album)|Deep]] reached number 44 on the album charts. |
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===Track Listing=== |
===Track Listing=== |
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Revision as of 04:01, 9 September 2007
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"Cuts You Up" is a U.S. Modern Rock number-one hit from Peter Murphy's third solo album "Deep" in 1990.
Chart performance
"Cuts You Up" was the first single from the record; the Bowie-esque track became the American modern rock hit of the year, spending seven weeks at the top of the U.S. Modern Rock charts and crossing over to AOR radio and the pop charts, where it peaked at number 55. Following its success, Deep reached number 44 on the album charts.
Track Listing
- Cuts You Up - Edit 4:13
- Roll Call - Reprise 8:20
- Cuts You Up - LP Version 5:24
- A Strange Kind Of Love - Version II 5:1
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