I listened to this one when I read Rip it Up and Start Again like 70 years ago. Definitely get it way more after obsessing over gang of four for a long while. Unbelievable that theyre able to accomplish these little amazing warm wonders on each of the 21 tracks. It's definitely a lot to like get into this music and recognize that and there's so many god awful knock-offs. But like the challenge of post-punk is more to limit yourself with little guitar effects/dry production/ironic lyrics thing but to still come out the other end sounding like a human being. Too often do artists trying this these days end up sounding like robots.