Kinda T. Rex-y.

The song before that is.

Not very distinguished.

I know I've compared them to the Boomtown Rats before but you really could have released this is as a Boomtown Rats album.

Sax.

St. Sebastian.

Quiet start.

Track 5 - Sebastian.

The classic.

Quote :

Dave Lewis of the Acton Gazette commented: "The Human Menagerie expand[s] some genuinely original and exciting ideas. The music is an extension of the fag-glam rock cliche, but with a more musical and slicker sheen to it. Harley's voice is nothing to shout about, but the flat, almost bored tone gives a strange haunting effect to the songs.

Oh, the Acton Gazette.

Speak up! Can't hear you!

Bach or someone.

Who's this Bach?

Definite Nights in White Satin influence on this one.

Steve Bachney and the Bachney Rebel.

This track is so much more ambitious than anything we've heard so far from this album.

You knew I was Sooo gay.

It would have fitted in perfectly on The Psychomodo.

You want people to call you Sebastian, Steve?

Talk about fishing for compliments.

Drums.

Orchestra.

Choir.

Clarinet.

Out of sight!

Quiet bit.