Title: One of the best debut albums of the 90s
Product review: I heard "Getting Away With It" when it first came out late in 1989. I was spellbound. I thought it was one of the best singles of the decade, and add that to the fact that the two key members were from two of my favorite bands (New Order and Smiths) was a big bonus, seeing them do well outside their groups. However, I didn't pick up the album until just recently. I had heard "Get The Message" and liked it but had a fear that the rest of the album wouldn't match up to "Getting Away With It". I was wrong. The whole album is excellent, with the weak tracks being "Patience of a Saint" and maybe "Try All You Want", and even they're pretty good. I love "Gangster", "Feel Every Beat" and especially "Some Distant Memory" with that poignant outro with the oboe and synths. Outstanding.
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