BEF's cassette and mini-album + H17's first three albums are essential. Then "Endless" is a damn good retrospective with interesting twist of regular and extended versions (plus a superb John Potoker remix of "Penthouse And Pavement")... "Pleasure One" is decent but just as mixed a bag can be... "Teddybear, Duke And Psycho" is dreadful, "Bigger Than America" again is a solid return to form by the mid-90s and then with every next album afterwards all we hear is a bad-to-worse recycling job...
Possibly my all time favourite H17 song..great interview too..glad there's a new album on the way..shame Ian's still not involved though.
This version is superb.
This track and This Is Mine are the two last great Heaven 17 singles.
Great band, never got/get the credit they deserve.
they had one big hit, which is more than most bands have.
agfagaevart they had plenty of great songs...songs don't have to be big hits to be great.
@@agfagaevart They had several.
BEF's cassette and mini-album + H17's first three albums are essential. Then "Endless" is a damn good retrospective with interesting twist of regular and extended versions (plus a superb John Potoker remix of "Penthouse And Pavement")... "Pleasure One" is decent but just as mixed a bag can be... "Teddybear, Duke And Psycho" is dreadful, "Bigger Than America" again is a solid return to form by the mid-90s and then with every next album afterwards all we hear is a bad-to-worse recycling job...
@@agfagaevart 2 big hits, Temptation and Let Me Go.
The incredible, John Wilson on bass.
Sublime. I gave up ever finding this Tube clip. I thought I must have dreamt it - thanks for uploading :-)
First 3 H17 albums are mint
Great video!
This is great, they're really taking the piss most of the time.
What keyboard is that?
I did not know that Glenn Gregory smoked. I was born in 1980 and have never smoked.