Title: An exquisite album
Product review: I owned the cassette for this album some years ago and saw the group when they opened for Depeche Mode in 1990 but I only recently bought the cd. The album is just as great a listen now as it was then. So tight, clean and sharp is the combination of Sumner and Marr, of guitar and keyboard, that one can't help but thoroughly enjoy this album. Neil Tennant's addition on "Patience" and "Getting Away" fits right in and is also quite enjoyable. While "Getting Away With It" was the hit and first recognizable song, I can easily say that I enjoy "Reality", "Tighten Up" and "Get The Message" just as much if not more so. That said, songs like "Gangster", "Some Distant Memory", "Try All You Want", "Feel Every Beat" and even "Soviet" are no slouches. Start to finish, this is a great buy and worthy of every penny.
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