: High-fidelity tracks reveal the nuanced orchestration in songs like the string-laden "Smithers-Jones" and the "unconventional" use of the recorder in "Wasteland". A Masterclass in Songwriting
: The album's centerpiece and only single, it serves as a "savage put-down" of the British class system. The Jam-Setting Sons-1979-Flac
: Remastered editions, often available in 24-bit high-resolution FLAC, allow listeners to hear the "density of the sound" developed by producer Vic Coppersmith-Heaven. : High-fidelity tracks reveal the nuanced orchestration in
: A Bruce Foxton-penned classic, originally a B-side, given a full orchestral makeover for the album. Tracklist (Standard 1979 Edition) often available in 24-bit high-resolution FLAC
: A poignant exploration of changing friendships and the "theft" of shared experience.