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Who would have thought it? Reunited after splitting in the mid-'70s, the Pretty Things return with a new wave album. It's not what anyone might have expected, but it's very far from a disaster. The stop-on-a-dime arrangements and natural power show them to be well-seasoned, and Phil May, with an extremely mannered voice, comes across as a taunting frontman. In fact, you tend to feel that if Thin Lizzy had eased up on the metal, they might have made an album very much like this -- great, catchy songs based in R&B and old rock & roll ("Lost That Girl") -- but with the tongue firmly in cheek (check the Sting imitation on "No Future") while pandering to fashion. But when the results are as good as the jangly "Office Love" or "I'm Calling," you really don't care where the tongue's residing. There's a sense of history about the '50s drums on "Falling Again" that no young bucks could ever match, nor could they come close to the band's overall professionalism or stinging guitar work of Peter Tolson. Any of these ten tracks would have made a great single and by rights should have returned the band to major-name status. But justice is thin on the ground in music and instead it became one of the lost Pretties albums -- a shame, since in its own lighter way, it's every bit as good as their classic albums of a decade earlier. Some reunions don't work; this one just roars.

© Chris Nickson /TiVo

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1
I'm Calling
00:04:06

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

2
Edge of the Night
00:03:19

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Writer, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

3
Sea of Blue
00:03:13

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

4
Lost That Girl
00:02:50

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

5
Bitter End
00:03:16

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals, Writer - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

6
Office Love
00:04:12

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

7
Falling Again
00:03:20

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Writer, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

8
It's So Hard
00:03:14

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

9
She Don't
00:04:08

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

10
No Future
00:04:28

Jon Astley, Producer - Phil Chapman, Producer - The Pretty Things, MainArtist - Dick Taylor, Guitar - Wally Waller, Guitar, Vocals, Bass - Phil May, Vocals, Writer - John Povey, Keyboards, Vocals - Skip Alan, Drums - Peter Tolson, Writer, Lead Guitar

© 1980 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.

Albumbeschreibung

Who would have thought it? Reunited after splitting in the mid-'70s, the Pretty Things return with a new wave album. It's not what anyone might have expected, but it's very far from a disaster. The stop-on-a-dime arrangements and natural power show them to be well-seasoned, and Phil May, with an extremely mannered voice, comes across as a taunting frontman. In fact, you tend to feel that if Thin Lizzy had eased up on the metal, they might have made an album very much like this -- great, catchy songs based in R&B and old rock & roll ("Lost That Girl") -- but with the tongue firmly in cheek (check the Sting imitation on "No Future") while pandering to fashion. But when the results are as good as the jangly "Office Love" or "I'm Calling," you really don't care where the tongue's residing. There's a sense of history about the '50s drums on "Falling Again" that no young bucks could ever match, nor could they come close to the band's overall professionalism or stinging guitar work of Peter Tolson. Any of these ten tracks would have made a great single and by rights should have returned the band to major-name status. But justice is thin on the ground in music and instead it became one of the lost Pretties albums -- a shame, since in its own lighter way, it's every bit as good as their classic albums of a decade earlier. Some reunions don't work; this one just roars.

© Chris Nickson /TiVo

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