Guest‎‎‏‏‎ ‎ wrote:

Like King Tubby remixing Carpenters.

Happy birthday.

The strings definitely have something of "Kashmir" about them.

I would very much like to listen to this on MDMA.

It is over.

That was very good. It was a bit too miserable for my liking but every track had a strong groove, a feel for a tune and was excellently performed.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

It is over.


It could be the beer and Monosodium glutamate talking but that was really good.

★★★★

May have made it the full marks, but the two lesser tracks on side 2.

I shall give it 4 stars.

Well, that was quite tremendously entertaining.

I've decided to listen to this whilst doing other stuff.

I know the first track very well so won't bother commenting on it, other than I like it.

Is this an extended version?

Every 12"'s a Winner.

It's probably about 2 minutes longer than the usual single/radio version.

Track 2: Confetti Day.

Interesting speak-singing.

Errol Brown is one of those people I keep forgetting has died.

A strange interpolation of the Wedding Tune thingy.

Love Is The Answer One More Time.

gr8 backing singers.

I like this so far but I was thinking it was earlier 70s than 1978.