Early eighties New York art-funk recorded and produced by Martin Hannett, very likely between sessions for A Certain Ratio's To Each.. album at East Orange. You're No Good is a pretty droll plodder of a track which goes nowhere, U.F.O sounds similar to early ACR (the Hannett influence), thankfully Moody is fantastic and is allegedly one of the most sampled tracks of all time.
You're No Good : ripped from a crackly 7" vinyl single released on Factory Records (FAC 34) in June 1981 to lossless Flac audio, and packaged with high resolution scans.
A1. You're No Good
B1. U.F.O
B2. Moody
