Advantages: Classy songwriting, the work of true craftsmen. Disadvantages: Known for its poppy hit singles that give a misleading idea of what to expect.
Stay On These Roads entered the UK charts at #2 in May 1988, Aha's third #2 album in as many releases. Significantly though, the second (Scoundrel Days) had spent considerably fewer weeks on the chart than the first (Hunting High And Low). This trend continued, as the third managed even less. There were further alarm bells ringing when the album's second single The Blood That Moves The Body stalled at #25. In fairness, it wasn't perhaps the most ... ...had hinted at this, then Stay On These Roads was the unequivocal proof. Touchy! and You Are The One - both catchy little ditties (and back-to-back Top 15 hits later in 1988) - were aberrations on a hugely impressive collection. The Living Daylights also made an appearance in remixed form, apparently in the style they preferred to perform it in a live situation. Yet it was on the other seven songs that the argument for Aha's enduring appeal and continued ...
EnglishPatient 02.08.2000
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