Not one of there best songs, And Please is my personal least favorite PSB album.

But i just saw this video for the first time today, kind of dark but simple. Goes along with the song well imo despite having little to do with the lyrics

This was the song than made me take the plunge and buy the album back in 1986.

Although I had loved (still do) West End Girls a few months before, there were too many one hit wonders in the market. I never regretted it and to this day I've always bought every album on release date.

PANDURITO said:

This was the song than made me take the plunge and buy the album back in 1986.

Although I had loved (still do) West End Girls a few months before, there were too many one hit wonders in the market. I never regretted it and to this day I've always bought every album on release date.

Please is a good album, don't get me wrong. And it made me fall in love with PSB especially this track & Why Don't We Live Together. But they got better each album

I prefer a great many songs on other albums and b sides, but I would still say the first album hung together better than anything else they ever made, which is interesting, considering it was made up songs spread over several years.

I forgot about this song, and I have it on a cassette somewhere.

I am a weird PSB fanboy. While I liked the singles on Please and Actually it wasn't till Introspective that I fell in love. To this day the whole disc is gorgeous, especially Left To My Own Devices.

lazycrockett said:

I am a weird PSB fanboy. While I liked the singles on Please and Actually it wasn't till Introspective that I fell in love. To this day the whole disc is gorgeous, especially Left To My Own Devices.

That is a great disc, despite it being rather short. I think It's Alright showing there more political side made me gain even more respect, and Domino Dancing is just an insanly catchy keyboard rift. Left To My Own Devices & I'm Not Scared are amazing to.