The second Streetlife single was snuck out in March 1985 to no press and little acclaim. To be honest, it's a pretty poor record. From 1985 Factory had begun to lose it's focus and this attempt at Euro-Techno was one of the worst records Factory had ever put out. Particularly annoying is the nasty snare effect attempting to replicate a machine gun and some pretty awful lyrics. My earlier comment regarding Wally Van Middendorp's lack of ability to write a decent tune attracted some flack from the low countries, after this I rest my case.
Rare all the same and here for all those die hard FAC-followers.
No More Silence : ripped from a 12" vinyl single released on Factory Records (FAC 124) in 1985
A1. No More Silence
B1. No More Silence (Short Version)
B2. Choppers Delight
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You can also get my rip of their first single, Act On Instinct here