"Fly Your Own Flag" "Now And Forever" "Beautessen" * "Beauty Sleep" * "Neon Smile" * DexDexTer Single: "Another Car Another CarCrash" (Trade 2 – TRD SC CD 002 1996) "Another Car Another CarCrash" "Headlites/Headlines" "Car Trex" A second single for Trade 2 (Chemistry of Youth/ Flower Power/ Supa Bupa) was recorded but unreleased. Promo cassette singles (1995): "Chemistry of Youth" / "V.D." "April 31st" / "Winter Again" (tracks cropped to removed respective instrumental codas "The Day After" and "Blue Planet") Downloads: The following tracks, plus much of the above-listed material or alternate takes, recorded in the same or similar sessions to the promo cassette tracks, were uploaded by the band's keyboard player Even to his Soundcloud account in 2021 and subsequently shared by Even to Simon Price's Facebook group for Romo : "Maybe I'm Not" "Remember The Sunset" "Empty Screen" "Friendly Fire" "Night Talk" "Rosa Mystica" "Silver Images" Xavior's 1997 Chainsaw Mass Appeal album for Island Records, as well as his former bandmates' "ExDexTer" audition session for the label that same year, also circulated as bootlegs among the Club Skinny/Arcadia attendees community. So too did unofficial copies of the above-listed DexDexTer and Hollywood cassette tracks and Arcadia co-promoter/DJ Toby Slater's "Brattish" synthpop project demo, most of the eleven songs on which were re-recorded as guitar-based indie pop by his later band Catch. Live excerpts of two further Viva songs, "This Is Your Life" and "Tomorrow's World" and one further Sexus song, "Northern Boys" exist on various TV features on Romo. References External links This Is Romo – Romo tribute/resources site (archived version) An article in The Guardian which mentions Orlando An appreciation of Melody Maker, with a paragraph on Romo (Archive of) Review of Orlando's last gig (white text on blank background) Plastic Fantastic's YouTube Channel Musical subcultures 1990s in British music English styles of music