Great video. Yet again EVGrieve astounds me with their infinitesimally deep knowledge of obscure 80s music. Although I grew up in Glasgow, I saw them in a space the size of an East Village bedroom in Plymouth England on there first ever "invisible tour" circa 1985 with maybe 20 people there. Bobby Gillespie was on drums I think? Looks like him in the video. Great track.
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Great video. Yet again EVGrieve astounds me with their infinitesimally deep knowledge of obscure 80s music. Although I grew up in Glasgow, I saw them in a space the size of an East Village bedroom in Plymouth England on there first ever "invisible tour" circa 1985 with maybe 20 people there. Bobby Gillespie was on drums I think? Looks like him in the video. Great track.
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