Level 42

[Eggman]

Do you rate them?

 

[Reading Posh]

Ah, now we're talking - live in Talk of The South in Southend, waiting for their first album to be released, blasting 'Heathrow' at full volume in the car, class.

 

[Rambo]

Tosh

 

[tinx]

A big fat NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[Dropkick Turnip]

Not for me thanks. If I never hear another Level 42 song again that'll be fine by me.

 

[Braders]

who

 

[Reading Posh]

They were excellent before going commercial, he said in a vain attempt to swim against the tide.

 

[Safeway]

'Lessons in Love' was quality, as was 'Looking for Linda'.

 

[Safeway]

'King of wishful thinking' was a bit lame though.

 

[Brovion]

Absolutely dreadful. 80s pop at its very worst. As a general rule I despise all bands with numbers in their names: Level 42, Heaven 17, U2, Funboy 3 etc etc

 

[Mr Popkins]

'Lessons in Love' was quality, as was 'Looking for Linda'.

you know your pop Safeway

Looking for linda was "hue and Cry"

 

[Juan Albion]

Safeway, 2 of those three have nothing to do with Level 42, do they? I'm confused.

Anyhow, Level 42 - cringeworthy of the highest order.

 

[Juan Albion]

you know your pop Safeway

Looking for linda was "hue and Cry"

And "King of Wishful Thinking" was Go West...

 

[elbowpatches]

No no no no poor shite music no one should ever have the misfortune to hear.

 

[Safeway]

Oops. In that case, Level 42 are bollocks and Hue & Cry and Go West are cool.

 

[Mr Popkins]

isle of whights greatest export after the coloured sand from alum bay!

 

[Marc]

Hue & Cry rule

 

[Exiled in Exeter]

Who?

 

[Dunkstar]

 

[curly]

world machine absolute class, one of the top groups of the 80's, they dared to be different fom the crowd of electronic fools