I bought this CD for two reasons: 1) I wanted to check out another version of Video Killed The Radio, and 2) the keyboard player is a young Thomas Dolby (credited as Tom Dolby). A blend of glam rock and the emerging New Wave sound, this understandably got no airplay as the disco era was coming to an end. The album is uneven, but it's more than just a curiosity. Normally, I would have just listened to Woolley's version of VKTRS and called it a day, but the other material is good enough for an occasional listen. I guess I like it because it sounds like an album I would have owned in high school.
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| RPM Weekly, March 15, 1980, p. 6 |
Album chart peaks:
- US Billboard 200: #184
- CashBox: #169
Tracks: The best track is VKTRS, but only one is worth the trouble of skipping: Get Away William. But with 13 tracks in under 40 minutes, it's easy enough to take the whole thing in one gulp.
Personal Memory Associated with this CD: None
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