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Magazine |
| Label Name |
EMI/Virgin |
| Song List |
1: Touch and Go (2:50) 2: The Light Pours out of Me (4:18) 3: Real Life (Definitive Gaze) (4:02) 4: My Mind Ain't So Open (2:04) 5: Give Me Everything (4:18) 6: Burst (4:31) 7: I Love You You Big Dummy (3:46) 8: Boredom (2:57) 9: TV Baby (3:34) 10: Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (3:53) 11: Permafrost (5:45) 12: A Song from Under the Floorboards (4:07) 13: Twenty Years Ago (3:05) 14: Look What Fear's Done to My Body (Because You're Frightened) (3:59) 15: Model Worker (2:54) |
| Format |
CD |
| Release Date |
2008 11 25 |
| Genre |
Rock |
| Style.Categories |
Post-Punk, New Wave |
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Virgin issued the contents of this set, in the same order, as the third disc of the three-disc Maybe It's Right to Be Nervous Now, a Magazine box set released in 2000. Once again, here are the band's four sessions for John Peel's BBC program: February 14, 1978 (just prior to the recording of Real Life); July 24, 1978 (three months after Real Life's release); May 8, 1979 (just after the release of Secondhand Daylight); and January 7, 1980 (prior to the recording of Magic, Murder and the Weather). Had Virgin not kept the single-disc Where the Power Is in print, this would be a decent introduction to the band, as it features some of their best material -- in addition to a slowed, seething take on Buzzcocks' Devoto-era "Boredom" -- in vigorous condition. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
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