Back in 1974 I'd just become a teenager, I really liked glam and I really liked the Sweet. However it took me untill now to purchase this very fine album.
"Desolation Boulevard" that's what I used to call, well I still do, Hythe (Hants) High Street where I grew up and every time I did I thought I really should buy that LP.
So now I have. In my collection I have several compilations so I wasn't expexcting any suprises but now I've started to get band's albums to get the obscure tracks. Wooa! Fox on the run LP version what happened totally brilliant expecting the tracl to be the same mix as the 7". No it sounds much more raw almost like a demo and much harder.
I consider myself lucky to have been born at a time when I lived my life with great bands and music from the Glam and rock of the seventies to the last creative gasp of the British music industry the New wave of New wave in the mid 90's. If the Seet had emerged today I doubt wether the media mafia would have given them the airplay and expose favouring the talentless parodies that exist in popular music. You know who they are we know who you are.
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