I've never like the pompous rock approach that Ultravox indulge in for single after single. But surprise, surprise! I do like the simplicity of this, Midge's solo effort.
It's a song that soars along at a steady pace, very reflective and rhythmical.
Bland, but so much easier on the brain. (Debbi Voller, No 1, September 7, 1985)
Take the opening of Queen's "Radio Gaga" and the sound of Midge at his mighty organ and what do you have? Well, a hit obviously. But this is slightly less pretentious than recent Ultravox offerings so let's be grateful for that at least. (Andy Strickland, Record Mirror, September 7, 1985)
In which Midge wonders whether he'd stand more chance with some young lady if he was, well, a whole list of things. I usually find Mr Ure's taste in melodies a little too dramatic, but here it suits the song perfectly. Not bad at all. (Dave Rimmer, Smash Hits, August 28, 1985)
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