A&M Records, released 28th February 1983
Produced by Steve Lillywhite (except ‘Drop The Pilot’ and ‘What Do Boys Dream?’ produced by Val Garay)
Principally recorded at The Townhouse, Shepherd’s Bush, London
UK Album Chart position: #10
US Album Chart position: #32
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Never realised what great musicians were on this album…many from Peter Gabriel’s first solo album.
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Absolutely. The title track and ‘Call Me Names’ particularly have that brilliant Gabriel/Lillywhite/Marotta/Levin sound. The Townhouse sound!
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