



Behaviour Red - Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke Ya/Offerings 7", 1982 on Dining Out
This is one of the last singles I will post on this blog from the Dining Out label. It's not very remarkable, but when I played it again, I appreciated how bizarre it was. Side A is completely mental, like Kate Bush's "The Dreaming" album on acid. I would say that if you don't like Kate Bush's "The Dreaming" album you better forget about side A. Also the sleeve gives the very mistaken impression it could be a goth masterpiece. No such luck, don't get your hopes up.
The first part of the B-side "Offerings" reminded me of some old Felt song. It's pretty cool, actually as far as a goth song goes. It's probably good music to play in the dark with candles at 3 AM when you're doing a seance.
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