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  • Love this song.

  • This is awesome. Reflecting on it, many years after first hearing it, sounds like Wire a bit.

  • Before Peter Murphy was to become my MAIN GOD I discovered "The Psychedelic Furs" and got to see them live THREE times between '83 & '87!!!....When Richard Butler and Co. came on the stage back then something fucking SHIFTED IN THE UNIVERSE FUR-EVER!!!...

  • Great track. 

  • Part of the soundtrack of my life in the 80s

  • I remember buying this album on cassette the day it came out. 30 f-cking years later and I still love it.

  • supprised i got goose bumps from hearing this one again.gonna go right now and put on the vinyl.crank er up real good.

  • this album always reminds me of being an alienated teenager in the early 80s. it's got a "bored sunday" aspect to it, it makes me slightly queasy like most existential things. i still wear a black raincoat. i love this song the most on the album. a great song to listen to post-spliff.

  • i love(ed) this LP....just got it again the other day...

    my original vinyl lp got thrashed to pieces....it was a party favourite

  • 2nd greatest lp ever made, only funhouse is better .

  • Unbelievable album! Killer tune after killer tune.

  • @heyjohnnyjohnny Saw these guys at the California theatre in San Diego back then and @ San Diego States Back Door Venue.What a show .

  • I love this album. Wore it out.

  • You can't compare this with the Pistols or Clash. This record is a masterpiece, as Never Mind the Bolocks was...4 years before. I think the period 77-82 was one of the greatest in music history, with gems like this and many others (Pistols, Buzzcocks, Joy Division, Cure, Bauhaus, Felt, Josef K, Killling Joke and many others).

  • I remember hearing this at the record store and grabbing it right away!

  • Amazing, cant go wrong with their first 3 LPs. Their time will come again and it will be because of songs like this. Richard! How about a live album from this period!

  • One of the best albuns i ever heard.

    With Heaven up here, from Echo and the Bunnymen

    and closer from Joy Division, it is one of the gratest albuns ever.

    MR jones is a hymn.

  • thank you...been a big fan since the mid 80's! LONG LIVE THE FURS!

  • easily one of the most overlooked and influential records of the early 80's underground scene...as good as the clash...superior to the pistols...and reached a very very wide audience of disenfranchised anti classic rock american kids starving for great music...what memories!

  • its so true, im glad my dad introduced me to this band, its one of my favorites!! Love live the Furs!

  • @14jwh "superior to The Pistols" hahahahahahah..............why would you even compare? The Pistols were SO INCREDIBLY INFLUENTIAL your comparison beggars belief. There would have BEEN NO CLASH if it weren't for McLaren/Pistols. Have you taken leave of your senses? Talk Talk Talk was punk rock AT LEAST FOUR YEARS AFTER IT WAS INVENTED BY THE DAMNED & THE PISTOLS!

  • movie stars and ands and radio defeine romance

    dont turn it on

    (replace radio with TV for present day)

    brilliant song, brilliant lyrics, brilliant band.

  • one of the greatest cuts from one of the greatest albums of all time.

    just sayin'

    don't turn it it on i don't wanna dance.

  • Lofts and heroin to Woodstock,it was a great party

  • this is a great song from a little known and forgotten great lp.

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