One of the most underrated bands ever and Green Gartside is a GENIUS. Professional musicians noticed his talent right away but not buying pop audience. Chaka Khan, Miles Davis....and so on....For me he is still such a genius and the most amazing sound ever. Hi from Finland.
‘Wood Beez’ got me into Scritti Politti. ‘The Word Girl’ has always been my fav from them. The bass line and reggae beat is just sublime. Underrated band from the 80’s.
word girl is so great .perfect way got me into them because it was a hit in the states when I was 10. going back through the catalog, I love greens stuff
@@michaelfrazia4569 oh yeah ‘Perfect Way’ is such an awesome track. I was surprised when they released it? But realised it was the remix version played on the radio not the album version. So yep I went out and bought the 12 inch. Lol
@@tinkler4 I kind of figured that they were a one hit wonder as a kid until I got older and heard the Sweetest Girl...it was like 25 years after I heard perfect way when it was out...I always took them as a 1 hit wonder since the only hit in the states was perfect way...so once I made the connection that it was the same band I figured that since I also love Sweetest Girl, they must have other good stuff..I have mined their catalog and have researched any live performances I can find. I love their stuff...I do think cupid and psych 85 was their masterpiece , but I like alot of the other stuff Green has done. Alot
CUPID & PSYCHE 85 is a MASTERPIECE! I played that record into a pancake when it came out and Still listen to it today! Exquisite chords, synthetic sounds, drums, & his voice is sweet & sexy as are the lyrics (& Green's face!) Indeed, worth a listen & praise!
Green is and always will be up there with the best of them,Green Gartside,Paddy MCcaloon,David Sylvian,Neil Hannon,what a great group of Wordsmiths we have in the UK and there all worthy of the title of “Voices of a Generation”the aforementioned artists are my personal favourites,and I put them in order,Green is No.1,Always.
Thanks for watching. I hate to admit it, but I don't know much about the other singers you mentioned. I did own the David Sylvian/Robert Fripp album. A friend who introduced me to many of the bands I love liked Prefab Sprout, but I never got around to listening to them. Now I can stream anything, there's no excuse.
@@missedmusic101 I’ve got that album you mentioned,it’s got Jean the Birdman on it,Neil Hannon is the frontman ofThe Divine Comedy,great bands and artists’Paddy mccaloon is a magician of songwriting,they all have there art perfected.
My college music buddy turned me on to them, late 80’s. I was immediately taken by the production quality, funky stabs, and synth sounds. I have the vinyl and it sounds exceptional on my rig today.
Have always loved them and their unique style of lyrics and rhythms and listen to them often when need an uplift. Yes only a few albums but all pure gold unlike contemporaries who didn't know when to quit. Green I feel must have more to give so here's hoping.
Very nice, i have been listening to Scritti Politti since i first heard Wood Beez when it was released. I constantly return to their music. I love them #GreenGartside ❣
Green Gartside + Arif Mardin + J.J. Jeczalik + Jason Coraro + Gary Langan = pure sonic assault, the most eargasmic punch of the '80s which is "Absolute" (Version)
Alreddy inthe end of the 80ties I realised this band was verry unique and had there own style of music like the B'52 , Adam ant ... they all had there own style and sound . There all verry special and unmatchd. Lots of good bands where created in the 80ties and ad the end of the 80ties . Like sisters of merci , this band maded so much big hits in a relative small period of time.
Thanks for sharing, Peter. I was never a big fan of the 80s while I lived through it, but see a lot of the bands differently now, although I did like the Sisters of Mercy.
I grew up in Uppsala here in Sweden.. and will never forget when Absolute was played first time on the radio. You immediately understood that it was something special. They really had a unique sound, and an instantly recognizable voice. The next day I bought a 12 inch single.. and continued to follow Scritti Politti. It was a kind of magic every time.. the sound, the rhythm but also the graphics on the covers. Too bad the story ended early.. I think.
yes, this os one of those bands where I remember the first time I heard them. I think they still tour but there has not been another release sine white bread and black beer in 2006
Brushed with oil dusted with powder is quite brilliant. Even Scritti's version of She's A Woman (an old Beatles number) is unique! Very underrated band having a unique sound unlike any other in the 80's.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video and the comments! From USA. Missed so much of Scritti Politti back in the 80’s! LOVE Perfect Way! BJ Nelson was the female backup singer for a very long stretch of Scritti Politti’s recordings. Green (Paul) Gartside is definitely a genius and his voice is beautifully unique. Hoping he now is getting the recognition and appreciation he has so deserved!
I have followed the band since Sweetest Girl, when they a communist collective! Green is an unappreciated musical genius and innovator. His shyness kept him from enjoying the fame he deserves. Cupid et Psyche 85 is still one of the finest records ever made. Long live Scritti Politti.
I had this album in the 80s and even then with my teenage inexperience this music stood out to me as really special. It was really evocative and still sounds great 40 years later.
Brilliant scritti politti and Green stonomayer Gartside,I have all 6 albums,yes 6,they did an album called “Early” featuring skank bloc Bologna,massthetics,P.A’s,I came across it by accident in a record shop,it was before Songs to Remember when they were living in a sqwat,after leaving university,it was in the middle of Greens Marxist interests,NME magazine stated Greens voice will always be 14 years old,Great voice,it all started to take off when he met David Gamson and Fred Mayer in the US,The Word Girl got to No.6 and Wood Beez got to No.10,my favourite band ever,but I have a few!!!!,but Scritti stand out for me,great mini documentary,p.s There’s a Best of Scritti politti called Absolute
@@missedmusic101 Yes I’ve got the album early,it was the first album scritti made for rough trade,it was done in there squat!!!,they got it cut at rough trade,then had the sleeves printed and they wrapped them and distributed them to local record shops,just like in your mini documentary
HAHAH i grew up on this...2023 still on my phone standard in the playlist...btw complete collection! Great upload....show the world how great our time was...and still is.
Subbed. I like finding about new music especially from the 80s. I’ve been listening to a lot of scritti polliti lately. I bought anomie and bonhomie on vinyl and that whole album is amazing. Perfect way is a brilliant song
I remember the first time I really listened to Scritti Politti. I was already coming from the hard-core punk scene, and while a believer in the ethos of it, the limitations of the music itself were beginning to bore me. However, dance synth pop was never really quite my thing either. But the beguiling, and inexorable drive, of Scritti. Politti's beats mixed with the ethereal voice and intelligence and subversion made me a believer. Plus, Green was so gorgeous. ❤❤❤❤
I was very much into yes, genesis and pink Floyd at the time and hated anything that sounded remotely like pop music and then I hear cupid and psyche and that just opened up music for me.
Never pigeonholed into one genre. Not a day goes by that they don't get a listen to on my commute to and from work. Greens wordplay with phonics and unique lyrics are quite simply amazing..Great video anything that get them more recognition is all good by me. Well done Sir.
Boom there she was, Last goodbye, Small Talk....so many amazing tunes....Gartside had this cool Marxist way of writing lyrics in a way that no one had really done....Outside of the brilliant songwriting, combined with amazing keyboard layering, just put them at the top of their game with the sophistication-pop, Synth pop game...it's no wonder people like Trent Reznor ( NIN) have cited them as an influence...I know as an original artist/ musician I have always cited Scritti Politti, Prefab Sprout & Style Council , as just timeless brilliant bands.
Thanks for watching @jhetta22, and for sharing your insight. I would never have thought Trent Reznor would have been influenced by Scitti Politti! Have you listened to the recent track he recorded with Fever Ray?
As much as I often lament their sparse output of albums I think that’s what has always lead to their “cult status” I don’t mean that in a negative way but more of what leads to an enigmatic fascination of sorts. This was/is really sophisticated pop music that’s has escaped mainstream ears for years. I’m so many ways I’m glad they never really “blew up” big in a cultural sense for things that do often become caricatures of themselves or put more simply overly celebrated and boring. A track that is in my opinion an absolute modern masterpiece of pop is Brushed with oil dusted with powder…. If any has never heard that give it a listen… the instrumental “outro” alone is genius!
Cupid & Psyche 85 a favourite album. I was 19 at the time I first heard Absolute. Like you I am surprised at the limited release of albums from in my opinion a very underrated group. Agree with everything you say. Unique and special. Like the final track you played. Thank you for taking me back a few years. Nice well presented and concise video. Thank you for making and sharing. Liked and subscribed.
Here’s one for you… Metro! An amazing album from the late 70’s. Duncan Browne, Peter Godwin and Sean Lyons. Literally every track is amazing. Their album is completely unknown which is absolutely criminal. David Bowie covered a song from the album. Please check it out you won’t be disappointed.
Thanks for the tip @kelvynification. I have started listening to their first album. It's really interesting. It must be amazing to have Bowie cover one of your songs. I hadn't realised what the track was about until I looked the band up. It's a shame they were not able to get airplay for Criminal World, it's such a good song.
You missed Songs to Remember, my favourite LP, before the techno-innovations of Cupid and Psyche and Provision, a much more organic, soulful affair. His voice sounds marvellous against the acoustic instruments, and it has his trademark lyrical genius in spades - “I’m in love with the militanti, read your Neitzche and read Avanti” and “I was like an industry, depressed and in decline” and it has “The ‘Sweetest Girl’” which is the loveliest post-modern analysis of pop music you might ever hear. The latter song features Robert Wyatt on piano, which sort of links Scritti’s music with the progressive music mentioned in the clip! ‘They’ were always a punk ‘band’, and there is a stream of melodic writing throughout Green’s work which is very close to transitional English and Welsh folk music, and which provides a continuity to his songwriting. You can hear folk in the early DIY punk (“Hegemony, hegemony, you are the foulest creature”) as well as the later studio work (imagine The Word Girl with a folk arrangement - it really works!) and particularly on Black Bread White Beer.
I can't remember why I didn't mention Songs to Remember. I think it deserves a septette video. It is unlike what followed. I am not sure how they changed their sound so radically. I really love his lyrics.
Perfect Way is one of my favorites songs. Does anyone else notice that Green looks so different in his photos from the Perfect Way video to his interviews all through the years? As a sixty something man today, he looks great but with the beard & dark hair, he is not recognizable to me as Green. Nice looking guy but so different than I would have expected from an aging Green.
I was (and remain) a big enthusiast. I tend to group them with Prefab Sprout, great pop, fantastic hooks, superb lyrics, 80s synths and not nearly enough songs/albums. The Hiphop direction wasn't a great career move, but produced great tunes.czcams.com/video/6N5E1REr-Zk/video.html (Umm)
@Missed Music subscribed. It was only recently I sent skritti politti to friends . I'm 1970 born. I would love to see you teach em more. Simple Minds. That's my favourite. Thank you brother. Peace. Dj TORQUE
Still till this day... I LOVE their songs and always will. Never get bored 😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for watching - they are a great band
One of the most underrated bands ever and Green Gartside is a GENIUS. Professional musicians noticed his talent right away but not buying pop audience. Chaka Khan, Miles Davis....and so on....For me he is still such a genius and the most amazing sound ever. Hi from Finland.
I agree, so unique, and deep and wonderful, I could go on, but...
Always have and still love Scritti Politti. Very underrated but bloody brilliant. True Green is a genius.
Smartest pop band ever. The soul of the mind.
Cupid & Psyche 85 is still one of my favorite albums all the way back from 1985. Thanks for featuring them!
Fabulous band, and occasionally they still tour. Saw them a couple of years ago. Green has still got it.
I've never seen them, but would love to.
My favorite synth Band..
Thanks for watching!
‘Wood Beez’ got me into Scritti Politti. ‘The Word Girl’ has always been my fav from them. The bass line and reggae beat is just sublime. Underrated band from the 80’s.
word girl is so great .perfect way got me into them because it was a hit in the states when I was 10. going back through the catalog, I love greens stuff
@@michaelfrazia4569 oh yeah ‘Perfect Way’ is such an awesome track. I was surprised when they released it? But realised it was the remix version played on the radio not the album version. So yep I went out and bought the 12 inch. Lol
@@tinkler4 I kind of figured that they were a one hit wonder as a kid until I got older and heard the Sweetest Girl...it was like 25 years after I heard perfect way when it was out...I always took them as a 1 hit wonder since the only hit in the states was perfect way...so once I made the connection that it was the same band I figured that since I also love Sweetest Girl, they must have other good stuff..I have mined their catalog and have researched any live performances I can find. I love their stuff...I do think cupid and psych 85 was their masterpiece , but I like alot of the other stuff Green has done. Alot
Not underrated, just undersuccessful..
Scritti Politti is great. Bought Cupid and Psyke, and Provision, at the time they were released. Unique genious music.
CUPID & PSYCHE 85 is a MASTERPIECE! I played that record into a pancake when it came out and Still listen to it today! Exquisite chords, synthetic sounds, drums, & his voice is sweet & sexy as are the lyrics (& Green's face!) Indeed, worth a listen & praise!
Thanks for watching, I was listening to price's first album released in 1978 and I wonder if that influnced their sound.
Green is and always will be up there with the best of them,Green Gartside,Paddy MCcaloon,David Sylvian,Neil Hannon,what a great group of Wordsmiths we have in the UK and there all worthy of the title of “Voices of a Generation”the aforementioned artists are my personal favourites,and I put them in order,Green is No.1,Always.
Thanks for watching. I hate to admit it, but I don't know much about the other singers you mentioned. I did own the David Sylvian/Robert Fripp album. A friend who introduced me to many of the bands I love liked Prefab Sprout, but I never got around to listening to them. Now I can stream anything, there's no excuse.
@@missedmusic101 I’ve got that album you mentioned,it’s got Jean the Birdman on it,Neil Hannon is the frontman ofThe Divine Comedy,great bands and artists’Paddy mccaloon is a magician of songwriting,they all have there art perfected.
Great stuff!! The production, counterpoints, pompousness and irony all together makes Scritti something completely else
My college music buddy turned me on to them, late 80’s. I was immediately taken by the production quality, funky stabs, and synth sounds. I have the vinyl and it sounds exceptional on my rig today.
Thanks for watching. That's how I get into them, too.
green gives a masterclass in pop songwriting
Green is a genius
thanks for watching
Have always loved them and their unique style of lyrics and rhythms and listen to them often when need an uplift. Yes only a few albums but all pure gold unlike contemporaries who didn't know when to quit. Green I feel must have more to give so here's hoping.
thanks for watching @marcushinton772 . I hope e tours again, I have never seen him live
I will always love Green.
The Boom Boom Bap is my absolute of a pop song.
"I love you still, I ever will'
thanks for watching ericjourdain892. the rhythm of the lyrics on that song are genius.
@@missedmusic101 "Kitty Kitty come come", eh? ^^
Very nice, i have been listening to Scritti Politti since i first heard Wood Beez when it was released. I constantly return to their music. I love them #GreenGartside ❣
Thanks for listening
Scritti Politti = Stevie Wonder + The Beach Boys + Sex Pistols is spot on! What a great band.
thanks for watching
Green Gartside + Arif Mardin + J.J. Jeczalik + Jason Coraro + Gary Langan = pure sonic assault, the most eargasmic punch of the '80s which is "Absolute" (Version)
you have to copyright eargasmic
love green and scritti.. pop songwriting perfection
its a shame they haven't made more albums.
"Perfect Way" is a masterpiece. "Am I Right in Thinking" is one of Green's best songs.
Alreddy inthe end of the 80ties I realised this band was verry unique and had there own style of music like the B'52 , Adam ant ... they all had there own style and sound . There all verry special and unmatchd. Lots of good bands where created in the 80ties and ad the end of the 80ties . Like sisters of merci , this band maded so much big hits in a relative small period of time.
Thanks for sharing, Peter. I was never a big fan of the 80s while I lived through it, but see a lot of the bands differently now, although I did like the Sisters of Mercy.
I love Scritti Politti!
Way ahead of you. First heard Wood Beez in 1985, and I've been a fan ever since.
A Little Knowledge has brought tears to my eyes for almost 40 years now. It’s really been a leit motif throughout my adult life!
thanks for watching @wynn1111. I love that song too. its perfect.
I grew up in Uppsala here in Sweden.. and will never forget when Absolute was played first time on the radio. You immediately understood that it was something special. They really had a unique sound, and an instantly recognizable voice. The next day I bought a 12 inch single.. and continued to follow Scritti Politti. It was a kind of magic every time.. the sound, the rhythm but also the graphics on the covers. Too bad the story ended early.. I think.
yes, this os one of those bands where I remember the first time I heard them. I think they still tour but there has not been another release sine white bread and black beer in 2006
Brushed with oil dusted with powder is quite brilliant. Even Scritti's version of She's A Woman (an old Beatles number) is unique! Very underrated band having a unique sound unlike any other in the 80's.
I think unique is the right word for the band. It's not a band I ever listen to and think oh they sound a bit like.....
Thoroughly enjoyed this video and the comments! From USA. Missed so much of Scritti Politti back in the 80’s! LOVE Perfect Way! BJ Nelson was the female backup singer for a very long stretch of Scritti Politti’s recordings. Green (Paul) Gartside is definitely a genius and his voice is beautifully unique. Hoping he now is getting the recognition and appreciation he has so deserved!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have followed the band since Sweetest Girl, when they a communist collective! Green is an unappreciated musical genius and innovator. His shyness kept him from enjoying the fame he deserves. Cupid et Psyche 85 is still one of the finest records ever made. Long live Scritti Politti.
Thanks for watching. I hope they release something else one day
I had this album in the 80s and even then with my teenage inexperience this music stood out to me as really special. It was really evocative and still sounds great 40 years later.
thanks for watching @Abe-rz1nm. This is one of those groups where I remember exactly the first time I heard their music.
Brilliant scritti politti and Green stonomayer Gartside,I have all 6 albums,yes 6,they did an album called “Early” featuring skank bloc Bologna,massthetics,P.A’s,I came across it by accident in a record shop,it was before Songs to Remember when they were living in a sqwat,after leaving university,it was in the middle of Greens Marxist interests,NME magazine stated Greens voice will always be 14 years old,Great voice,it all started to take off when he met David Gamson and Fred Mayer in the US,The Word Girl got to No.6 and Wood Beez got to No.10,my favourite band ever,but I have a few!!!!,but Scritti stand out for me,great mini documentary,p.s There’s a Best of Scritti politti called Absolute
Thanks for watching, @neilrobinson5115 and thanks for all the information. I didn't know there was a realise pre-songs to remember.
@@missedmusic101 Yes I’ve got the album early,it was the first album scritti made for rough trade,it was done in there squat!!!,they got it cut at rough trade,then had the sleeves printed and they wrapped them and distributed them to local record shops,just like in your mini documentary
HAHAH i grew up on this...2023 still on my phone standard in the playlist...btw complete collection! Great upload....show the world how great our time was...and still is.
Glad you enjoyed it - they were a revolutionary band
Subbed. I like finding about new music especially from the 80s. I’ve been listening to a lot of scritti polliti lately. I bought anomie and bonhomie on vinyl and that whole album is amazing. Perfect way is a brilliant song
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks btw for posting this. Love your analysis. Makes me like/love Scritti Politti even way more 😍😍😍
Thank you too!
Love of a lifetime is a song he made for Chaka Khan 1986. Its popfunk.
Thanks for watching @leifgunnarlindberg3879. I am going to check that track out now!
Erin Foley i STILL remember you turnin me on to SP that '86 summer in DC&NYC Peace and Love, to you and yours.
i absolutely LOVED Scritti Politti!
thank you for watching
Love this album and band sooo much! Wood beez…
yes, they are brilliant. it's a shame there's not more music from them. I think having Miles Davis cover one of your tracks is such an accolade.
They are super underrated. I can't believe Boom there she was only peaked at #53.
that's true. I wonder they are underrated why or maybe their time is still to come. I suspect future generations will rediscover them
Agree... 'Boom1 There she was' is a fucking masterpiece..
2:23 .. a perfect way, even... :)
I remember the first time I really listened to Scritti Politti. I was already coming from the hard-core punk scene, and while a believer in the ethos of it, the limitations of the music itself were beginning to bore me. However, dance synth pop was never really quite my thing either. But the beguiling, and inexorable drive, of Scritti. Politti's beats mixed with the ethereal voice and intelligence and subversion made me a believer. Plus, Green was so gorgeous. ❤❤❤❤
I was very much into yes, genesis and pink Floyd at the time and hated anything that sounded remotely like pop music and then I hear cupid and psyche and that just opened up music for me.
Well said Yoga face!
Never pigeonholed into one genre. Not a day goes by that they don't get a listen to on my commute to and from work. Greens wordplay with phonics and unique lyrics are quite simply amazing..Great video anything that get them more recognition is all good by me. Well done Sir.
Your right about not being pigeonholed. I wouldn't even know what genre to place them in.
Boom there she was, Last goodbye, Small Talk....so many amazing tunes....Gartside had this cool Marxist way of writing lyrics in a way that no one had really done....Outside of the brilliant songwriting, combined with amazing keyboard layering, just put them at the top of their game with the sophistication-pop, Synth pop game...it's no wonder people like Trent Reznor ( NIN) have cited them as an influence...I know as an original artist/ musician I have always cited Scritti Politti, Prefab Sprout & Style Council , as just timeless brilliant bands.
Thanks for watching @jhetta22, and for sharing your insight. I would never have thought Trent Reznor would have been influenced by Scitti Politti! Have you listened to the recent track he recorded with Fever Ray?
@@missedmusic101 I will definitely have to check that out
As much as I often lament their sparse output of albums I think that’s what has always lead to their “cult status” I don’t mean that in a negative way but more of what leads to an enigmatic fascination of sorts. This was/is really sophisticated pop music that’s has escaped mainstream ears for years. I’m so many ways I’m glad they never really “blew up” big in a cultural sense for things that do often become caricatures of themselves or put more simply overly celebrated and boring. A track that is in my opinion an absolute modern masterpiece of pop is Brushed with oil dusted with powder…. If any has never heard that give it a listen… the instrumental “outro” alone is genius!
A man of taste 👌
Cupid & Psyche 85 a favourite album. I was 19 at the time I first heard Absolute. Like you I am surprised at the limited release of albums from in my opinion a very underrated group. Agree with everything you say. Unique and special. Like the final track you played. Thank you for taking me back a few years. Nice well presented and concise video. Thank you for making and sharing. Liked and subscribed.
I heard them too for the first time when I was 19 and I remember the exact moment
Mega heavy ear candy
Thanks for watching, @daisybluegroff4786. That's the perfect way to describe the music.
A day late and a dollar short is on The Best of Album
Yes, it's a great track!
Thank you for this.
thanks for watching!
Here’s one for you… Metro! An amazing album from the late 70’s. Duncan Browne, Peter Godwin and Sean Lyons. Literally every track is amazing. Their album is completely unknown which is absolutely criminal. David Bowie covered a song from the album. Please check it out you won’t be disappointed.
Thanks for the tip @kelvynification. I have started listening to their first album. It's really interesting. It must be amazing to have Bowie cover one of your songs. I hadn't realised what the track was about until I looked the band up. It's a shame they were not able to get airplay for Criminal World, it's such a good song.
You missed Songs to Remember, my favourite LP, before the techno-innovations of Cupid and Psyche and Provision, a much more organic, soulful affair. His voice sounds marvellous against the acoustic instruments, and it has his trademark lyrical genius in spades - “I’m in love with the militanti, read your Neitzche and read Avanti” and “I was like an industry, depressed and in decline” and it has “The ‘Sweetest Girl’” which is the loveliest post-modern analysis of pop music you might ever hear. The latter song features Robert Wyatt on piano, which sort of links Scritti’s music with the progressive music mentioned in the clip!
‘They’ were always a punk ‘band’, and there is a stream of melodic writing throughout Green’s work which is very close to transitional English and Welsh folk music, and which provides a continuity to his songwriting. You can hear folk in the early DIY punk (“Hegemony, hegemony, you are the foulest creature”) as well as the later studio work (imagine The Word Girl with a folk arrangement - it really works!) and particularly on Black Bread White Beer.
I can't remember why I didn't mention Songs to Remember. I think it deserves a septette video. It is unlike what followed. I am not sure how they changed their sound so radically. I really love his lyrics.
Perfect Way is one of my favorites songs. Does anyone else notice that Green looks so different in his photos from the Perfect Way video to his interviews all through the years? As a sixty something man today, he looks great but with the beard & dark hair, he is not recognizable to me as Green. Nice looking guy but so different than I would have expected from an aging Green.
Maybe he looked like the pop star record companies wanted him to be and now he looks like the musician that wrote pops song about philosophy
@@missedmusic101 Great looking guy at any stage in life. So talented.
I was (and remain) a big enthusiast. I tend to group them with Prefab Sprout, great pop, fantastic hooks, superb lyrics, 80s synths and not nearly enough songs/albums. The Hiphop direction wasn't a great career move, but produced great tunes.czcams.com/video/6N5E1REr-Zk/video.html (Umm)
Thanks for watching @briangray8051. I wasn't aware of Anomie & Bonhomie until a few years ago - It has some really good tracks on it.
Wood Beez is still an all time favourite.
thanks for watching
@Missed Music subscribed.
It was only recently I sent skritti politti to friends .
I'm 1970 born.
I would love to see you teach em more.
Simple Minds.
That's my favourite.
Thank you brother.
Peace.
Dj TORQUE
I will have to make another video. I still remember the very first time I heard them.