What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
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35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Damn, I feel old. 
What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
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Re: 25 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Some of the best Songs ever-So Hard,Being Boring, Jealousy,so great.
I will never forget,when I first listened So Hard in the radio ,recorded on a cassette, later this was my first "Maxi CD".
A wonderful time..
I will never forget,when I first listened So Hard in the radio ,recorded on a cassette, later this was my first "Maxi CD".
A wonderful time..
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Re: 25 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
You're going to feel even older when you correct that thread title...
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Re: 25 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Greetings,
And it's still their best album, by a long way.
Magnificent.
Retro.
And it's still their best album, by a long way.
Magnificent.
Retro.
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Re: 25 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
On the day that your mentalityPatrick Bateman wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 8:10 am You're going to feel even older when you correct that thread title...
Decides to try to catch up with your biology
It's 35 years of Behaviour! Crazy!
A blues would be in B flat, pain defining wisdom,
but the soul is in the high hat, programmed in the system.
but the soul is in the high hat, programmed in the system.
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Re: 25 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Patrick Bateman wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 8:10 am You're going to feel even older when you correct that thread title...
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Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
I used to mope on the DART in Dublin with it, Violator and Happiness by The Beloved on my Walkman. Ah, the joys of being an angsty teen.redsock wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 8:02 am Damn, I feel old.
What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
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Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Ah The Beloved Happiness. Such a cracking album with gems like Don't You Worry and Wake Up Soon. Loved their 'Loving Feelin' single as well. One of my go too albums.Patrick Bateman wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 10:41 amI used to mope on the DART in Dublin with it, Violator and Happiness by The Beloved on my Walkman. Ah, the joys of being an angsty teen.redsock wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 8:02 am Damn, I feel old.
What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
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Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
I do not care and have never cared about it but it has one of my staple top ten PSB songs: This must be the place...Even thinking about it sends shivers down my spine. That orchestration...Performance ending (and some extended versions, see below) make it even better, if that is possible at all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKW6BcTcRJ8
Now I am gonna go and listen to it one more time just to revel in lingering past of my miserable times in boarding school sado-masochistically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKW6BcTcRJ8
Now I am gonna go and listen to it one more time just to revel in lingering past of my miserable times in boarding school sado-masochistically.
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Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Harold Faltermeyer - you're really on top of the game when you work with a top gun like him.
Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
PSB don't come top in my favourite bands list (that will always be Ultravox), but this album, I think, is my favourite of all time.
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Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
Happiness is such a great album. Can't think of a duff track on it. Both Happiness and the remix album Blissed Out perfectly encapsulate the time. Think I'll have to give them both a listen now!nervousboy wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 10:48 amAh The Beloved Happiness. Such a cracking album with gems like Don't You Worry and Wake Up Soon. Loved their 'Loving Feelin' single as well. One of my go too albums.Patrick Bateman wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 10:41 amI used to mope on the DART in Dublin with it, Violator and Happiness by The Beloved on my Walkman. Ah, the joys of being an angsty teen.redsock wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 8:02 am Damn, I feel old.
What a fantastic rich and moody album. Played it non stop in my dad's car everywhere we went, although I did often skip My October Symphony.
Re: 35 years of Behaviour. 22nd October.
StevePSB wrote: Wed 22 Oct 2025, 1:08 pm PSB don't come top in my favourite bands list (that will always be Ultravox), but this album, I think, is my favourite of all time.
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which iteration of Ultravox?
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