The Dutch Radio Recordings 1 - 08/03/81 Amsterdam, Paradiso

Formed in 1979, from the remnants of London punks The Sound were touted by Warner Brothers back then as having the potential to be one of the biggest bands of the ensuing decade and, along with Echo And The Bunnymen, became the first signings to the label's independent subsidiary Korova.

This radio broadcasting documents the band's first-ever foray into Europe, and both the raw energy and disparate cries for help from tragic vocalist Adrian Borland are present. In fact, such is the band's shock at being called back for an encore that their lack of material means they end up playing 'Hey Day', eventually their swansong, twice.