Version)* "Decline of the West" (Alternate Version)* "Rise of the East" (Alternate Version)* "Music to Kill Your Parents By" (Alternate Version)* "Uptown Apocalypse" (Alternate Version)* "A Baby Called Billy" (Alternate Version)* "Rhythmic Experiment 1"* "Rhythmic Experiment 2"* "Boys of Buddha Experiment"* "At the Height of the Fighting" (Original Rhythm Track) "Rhythmic Loop Experiment"* "Funky Experiment"* "Song Experiment"* "Heavy Drum Experiment"* "Play to Win" (Original Demo With Vocals) * credited to B.E.F. Disc 3 (DVD) The Story of Penthouse And Pavement (2010 documentary) Personnel Heaven 17 Glenn Gregory – lead vocals, backing vocals Martyn Ware – pianos, synthesizers, Linn LM-1, percussion, backing vocals Ian Craig Marsh – synthesizers, saxophone, percussion Session musicians Malcolm Veale – synthesizers, saxophone The Boys of Buddha – synthetic horns Steve Travell – acoustic piano (4) John Wilson – guitars (1-4), guitar synthesizers (1-4), bass (1-4) Josie James – backing vocals (2) Production Bob Last – executive producer British Electric Foundation – producers, packaging design Peter Walsh – production assistant (2, 3, 4, 6), engineer (2, 3, 4, 6) Steve Rance – engineer (5, 7, 8, 9) Ray Smith – cover painting Charts Certifications In popular culture The album song "Penthouse and Pavement" is featured in Rockstar Games video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories where it is played on the fictional radio station Wave 103. Notes ¹ – The last track on the original vinyl LP release, "We're Going to Live for a Very Long Time", was recorded up to and onto the runoff groove; meaning the runtime of this track (as labelled on the LP sleeve) and the album is infinite, looping the line "For a very long time". "Groove Thang", "Decline of the West" and "B.E.F. Ident" originally appeared on the B.E.F. cassette-only release Music for Stowaways (1981). All tracks were mixed at Red Bus Studios except "(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang" and "Let's All Make a Bomb" which were mixed at The Townhouse. The Canadian LP and cassette releases included the original version of "I'm Your Money" and an uncredited "B.E.F. Ident" between "Geisha Boys and Temple Girls" and "Let's All Make a Bomb." The cassette's version of "Play to Win" is an edited version of the 12" single mix. This version was later released on the 1986 UK compilation Endless (cassette version only) References External links Penthouse and Pavement (Adobe Flash) at Radio3Net (streamed copy where licensed) 1981 debut