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Soft Cell: Say Hello, Wave Goodbye - 2xCD / 1xDVD - £3.73
DVD tracklisting:
- O2verture
- Memorabilia
- Monoculture
- Darker Times
- Together Alone
- Torch
- Forever The Same
- Baby Doll
- Insecure Me
- Numbers
- Barriers
- Loving You, Hating Me
- Last Chance (With Mari Wilson)
- Frustration
- Youth
- The Best Way To Kill
- Meet Murder My Angel
- Surrender To A Stranger
- Somebody, Somewhere, Sometime
- Martin
- Heat
- The Art Of Falling Apart
- Northern Lights
- Soul Inside
- What
- Bedsitter
- Tainted Love / Where Did Our Love Go
- Sex Dwarf
- Say Hello, Wave Goodbye
The CDs are the complete show, with disc 1 being O2Verture - Youth and then disc 2 being The Best Way To Kill - Say Hell, Wave Goodbye
This is possible not something that you would expect me to get, but I really liked Soft Cell back in the day. I'm not going to say that they were a guilty pleasure because I feel no guilt in admitting that I like them (either now or all those years ago). Yes, I *know* that they are about as far removed as you can get from the NWOBHM, but I don't care - they were (and still are) a bloody good band
I wasn't a big fan of the other synth bands of the day, because they were too uptempo and jolly, but Soft Cell had a dark and sinister / sleazy underbelly that you only really knew if you were *in the know* (if that makes sense)
To me, they were (tonally and lyrically if not musically) an updated version of The Velvet Underground