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Track List
01) Murder She Said
02) More I See (The Less I Believe)
03) Going Home
04) We're Having All the Fun
05) The Farm Yard Connection
06) Tunnel of Love
07) Our Lips Are Sealed
08) Pressure of Life (Takes Weight Off the Body)
09) Things We Do
10) Well Fancy That!
01) Murder She Said
02) More I See (The Less I Believe)
03) Going Home
04) We're Having All the Fun
05) The Farm Yard Connection
06) Tunnel of Love
07) Our Lips Are Sealed
08) Pressure of Life (Takes Weight Off the Body)
09) Things We Do
10) Well Fancy That!
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First Released
1983
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Waiting is the second and final studio album by the Fun Boy Three. It was released in 1983 and featured the hit single "Our Lips Are Sealed," co-written by Terry Hall and previously performed by The Go-Go's.
Writer Robert Palmer called it one of the "summer's worthier record releases...that shouldn't be overlooked":
The songs are full of barbed political and social commentary with a decidedly English bias. The harmonies and melodic twists and turns are reminiscent of 1930's pop, and the odd but effective arrangements feature trombone, cello and other orchestral instruments in a kind of music hall mélange.
According to music critic Robert Christgau, "David Byrne's production suits songwriting that has advanced beyond the undernourishment of their breakaway debut."
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Waiting is the second and final studio album by the Fun Boy Three. It was released in 1983 and featured the hit single "Our Lips Are Sealed," co-written by Terry Hall and previously performed by The Go-Go's.
Writer Robert Palmer called it one of the "summer's worthier record releases...that shouldn't be overlooked":
The songs are full of barbed political and social commentary with a decidedly English bias. The harmonies and melodic twists and turns are reminiscent of 1930's pop, and the odd but effective arrangements feature trombone, cello and other orchestral instruments in a kind of music hall mélange.
According to music critic Robert Christgau, "David Byrne's production suits songwriting that has advanced beyond the undernourishment of their breakaway debut."
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