And she's going "Peter, the thing stunk to high heaven, you'll never get a nice girlfriend if you go about like that".

Track 2 - In the Flat Field.

Now this does sound like Warsaw era Joy Division.

David Bowie does Joy Division.

Quote :

The album was "absolutely slated" by the British weekly music press, according to Bauhaus biographer Ian Shirley.

NME described the album as "nine meaningless moans and flails bereft of even the most cursory contour of interest, a record which deserves all the damning adjectives usually levelled at grim-faced 'modernists'."

Reviewer Andy Gill then ultimately dismissed them as "a hip Black Sabbath".

Dave McCullough of Sounds was also negative: "No songs. Just tracks (ugh). Too priggish and conceited. Sluggish indulgence instead of hoped for goth-ness. Coldly catatonic."

Track 3 - A God in an Alcove.

I quite like this.

Rickenbacker-y jangles.

It is much more like Joy Division than I expected.

Ooh, who does this sound like.

Sister of Mercy?

I'd have been all over like this like an Octopus when I was in my Post Punk phase.

25 years ago.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Ooh, who does this sound like.

Sister of Mercy?

I dunno, are we jumping ahead in time a bit.

It's like "We Walked In Line".

I was always put off them by that pointless Bowie cover they did.

Nightjar wrote:

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Ooh, who does this sound like.

Sister of Mercy?

I dunno, are we jumping ahead in time a bit.

It's like "We Walked In Line".

'They'.

Track 5 - Dive.

Devastating doom-laden use of the word "silly".

Disco bass line.

Swiped straight off Youth.

Sax.