B.E.F. - Suspicious Minds (from Music of Quality and Distinction, Vol. 1, 1982; collected on The Best of B.E.F. 2002) - In which the Ware and Marsh production team (previously of the Human League, and the heart of Heaven 17) reimagine one of The King's finest works with the help of tarnished glam idol, Gary Glitter. ("Because I love you too much, baby..." Major contextual eeeeew, there.)
"We can't go on together with suspicious minds." Too true, which is why there are major developments in the pipeline concerning Armagideon Time.
Stay tuned.
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Have I mentioned how much I dislike change? @ least in areas in which I'm happy? Very selfish, I know, but nonetheless....
I have never approached Armagideon Time with any sense of apprehensiveness. Except right now, while I wonder if you somehow know that I'm transferring Glenn Gregory's version of "Wichita Lineman" from my B.E.F. boxset to my digital library. Spooky.
Hmmmm - anything to do with the DMCA Internet Police ?
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