The Assembly - stop/start 1983

[@gamblinsw]

The most 80's song ever!

[@paulbradley4933]

got this on 12" and the assembly 'never , never'...brilliant.

[@arlindopatricio9026]

Depeche mode/yazoo/the assembly/erasure

[@johanjohansson7717]

Best b-side ever

[@Jimyblues]

Nicely retro

[@xXTheoLinuxXx]

It is an Atari datarecorder, so the title must be START/OPTION (and hit any key to continue) :P

[@jefdarcy]

One of the sounds is clearly nicked from Trio's "Da, da, da".

[@txtsmpl]

Rhythm „Rock-1“ from the Casio VL-1... de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Casio_vl1_rock1.ogg

[@jefdarcy]

@@txtsmpl Aaaah, thank you! Yes, Trio were known for using the VL-1, it was just fresh on the market.

[@SuperEgido]

¡Sorprendente en este siglo XXI!

[@arlindopatricio9026]

A mesma essência do depeche, yazoo e erasure

[@steviemac58]

brilliant

[@doomcult6413]

Los ochenta!

[@markkeogh18]

Vince Clarke, Feargal Sharkey &....who was the other guy and what did he do?

[@venteadero]

Are you talking about Eric Radcliffe...? Are you asking about Eric Radcliffe's influence in electronic music's history? Really?

[@TheGoody71]

Paul Quinn was his name

[@TheZdojcin]

@@TheGoody71 Radcliffe was a producer, and P.Queen is The unico that failed with Vince

[@txtsmpl]

@@TheGoody71 Quinn sang on "One Day" two years later.

[@HH-Thorsten]

I hear a lot of Casio CZ.

[@whitelightenergydads]

They didn't come out until 1984

[@EALESKER]

@@whitelightenergydads Casio VL-1... from 1979.

[@LFOVCF]

@@EALESKER The drums that were on 'da da da'