| NME Perfect
10
1 Oct 1998
Courtesy of A. Ott
Into each singles column a little rain must fall and here
it pisses it down. In fairness, Heaton and Rotheray don't proceed at their usual, dreary
clop this time around for this annoyingly wry size-isn't-everything pop homily.
To show that they're hep to the '90s dance revolution
they've clearly been listening to some Georgie Fame records and have even thrown in some
tom-toms.
Inevitably, however, this is redolent of England at its
dreariest, with the mundane whiff of Batchelors Cup-A-Soup and grey socks about it, a song
intended for the sort of people whose lives are spent ambling between bus shelters and
favourite sofas, who've only been to the cinema once in the past couple of years to see
The Full Monty.
Yech |