Do you want to hear a huge-big-massive eighties tune with superfat syth riffing and girl backing vocals underpinning a guest turn from the Numanoid? Do you want an instrumental version? Do you want an extra track called "Mistasax Version Two" which has one of those extended sax solos over a bed of brooding synths and sounds like the incidental music from a dour British detective show?
I think I can help.
Vinyl rip at 320 Kbps
I lose myself in the night.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Radio Heart 12"
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