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With all due respect for The League, especially "Dare" and earlier studio efforts, while many of their contemporaries always seemed to have offered far more complete demos, it is somewhat strange (but not in a positive listening experience sense) HL's demo material from this era sounds this way '...

On the Blind Youth website (look up for it) there's a full version of this tune available for free download (it features a tiny 'hiss rocket taking off' intro sound before bursting out as demonstrated here. Glitch before the glitch. And definitely informed a whole new generation - now recording f...

Definitely the best track on the album! Absolute favourite.

This whole EP is a masterpiece - by far the Human League's best piece of work ever. Nevermind the fact people hated it back then for all the lack of pop-song appeal. Think of polished studio version early Clock DVA.

How many times have we heard this (many times) before? Not to mention how 'Bjork', 'Elly' or 'Karin'. Boring. But then again, life's a bitch then we sing.

The original is the best. Period. Even the 'Travelogue' version is over-rearranged and too bombast (and this one heavily relies on the latter). I respect Heaven 17 and this could have been done a whole lot better. Sadly, this is mediocre quasi-funk getting nowhere. Phil couldn't care less. His de...

@krod73cr whatever. I see your point, not that I agree with you but please - next time, use full stops so people can read your comments. I believe you are literate. This way it's rather annoying.

@TheArabist Dumb bitches?! Sorry dear but you're not just disrespectful regarding funk music but the Cabs as well. Tessa Niles is not just some instant 'bimbo' who 'ruins' the soundtrack... Yes, the LP version is its own story, but this is interestingly subversive itself. Very underground in fact.

Remek-djelo od pjesme.

Gold indeed.

Actually, this is a band that manages to get away with this obvious Kraftwerk-ripoff concept of theirs. I like all of their albums - for all the clumsy references there are.

Please note that this is literally a re-arrangement of Komputer's "Looking Down On London (Metroland)' from 1996. Don't know if this is intentional (very probably is) - not that Komputer were any more original on their ode to Kraftwerk but this is rather confusing... although a nice example of to...

Client are really nice people and this combination is a killer.

Actually, if you listen closely, in the "Some Great Reward" DVD documentary there's a discussion in the studio about this particular track being the most difficult to nail down right - during this discussion, you can clearly hear a very raw version snippet of 'Master & Servant' in the background,...

This is really horrible, even for charity. And New Order are rolling in their grave, although they're still not in it.

Well, there are several factors that led to all this; don't blame everything on Bobby Brown - can a smart woman stand to live with an idiot who beat, cheated and humiliated her (or so we're told)? It is also her lack of character that ruined her - she was truly amazing and shining voice of pop mu...

Odlična stvar i odličan spot (na trenutke u maniri Linder Sterling) :)

A woman now sounding as conceptual as her midlife crisis. The elephant yawns.

Public Image ploča - predivan prizor. :)

@JanderVK I guess, 'wondering' is the purpose :) the image fits in beautifully with the song. Adds to the shivering effect altogether.

Amazing. I'm still missing 'Moor', 'Lufthunger' and 'Pianoguitar' from my collection... One of my all time favourite groups. Life at its weirdest beauty.

Marc is a great musician but sometimes particular songs should be left alone... this one is really crap. Marc's voice is the only thing worth in this but the arrangement is just too dull and lifeless, the cover suffers greatly as a result. But then again, who can tell Klaus wouldn't mess with it ...

Guerilla youths can be so idealistic and naive in their attempt to change things around them, but behind all these "call-to-arms" and "death-to-pigs" statements, most productivity or social progress fails. What remains is equally extreme (and somewhat childish, if not self-indulgent) action that ...

@teetpiece actually, it doesn't look like Neneh. She originally sings this song but this looks like another singer. Also depending what year this is taken - the original song dates from around 1982.

THose who saw this live are really lucky (bastards) :)

Their scariest piece of work as far as I'm concerned. This song features young Anja Rupel as the 'Slovene Woman'.