Unicorn PHZA-1
Highest chart position : ?, ? week on chart
Released: 1986
| Side One Something's Missing Happy Families It's No Use Now it's Gone I'm Not Sure The British Way of Life |
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Side Two So Far Away I'll Keep On Holding On Tumbling Down Maybe Tomorrow Breaks My Heart / This is What They Want |
| Released in 1986 this was well after the event and was partly responsible by a certain Mark Johnson . The band play well and are tight, if only a little a bit out of tune (Chris). Most of the tracks are faithful to the recorded versions. The band do not sound very happy and even introduce 'British Way Of Life' as their crap new single ! An LP for the dedicated fan only. The LP was re-released on Dojo in CD format and came with a nice booklet. I do not own a copy and would be interested in one. Dizzy says that it has sold out and at some point they might put it out. Interestingly Unicorn who put the LP orginally did not have the rights to re-lisence it on to Dojo. |
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