Sunday Samples 50
Okay, I know it’s only been seven weeks since I used a track by Electronic, but this one is just too good not to post now. Not much commentary left on the band, though.
We’re going back again to their debut album: 1991’s Electronic. In fact, it’s just been released on iTunes with a bonus disk of B-sides and remixes. Great stuff to burn off the iTunes gift cards you got for the holidays. Actually, this track wasn’t on the original UK release, having appeared somewhat before the album. It was slipped into the international release, though, and that’s the version on iTunes.
The track is then their first and best-known single, “Getting Away with It”, again with the support of Neil Tennant.
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