
This wonderful cover version was originally pressed as a 7" single and distributed by the band through friends and at gigs as a promotional tool. I'd like to thank a follower for ripping his copy. Most were in plain sleeves, some were in hand drawn covers. It was picked up by Mark Radcliffe who played it regularly on his BBC Radio One show.
Later that year, a 12" was made commercially available on Probe Plus Records. No Man were soon to break through with a danceable brit-pop sound infused with hip-hop rhythms and sign to One Little Indian Records.
No Man still record to this day (when Wilson can pull himself away from other projects), and have even played two live shows in recent years. The stunning Schoolyard Ghosts album released in 2008 is close to their finest work with a unique beauty which at times can make the hairs on your kneck stand up.
Colours : ripped from a 7" vinyl single released on Hidden Art Records (HA 4) in 1990.
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