This was the REAL Ultravox.

R.I.P Chris😥

Yes, its the uncommercial Ultravox.

This is simply a track of pure beauty. It's been with me since '77. "How can I ever let it go"

John Foxx at his best. Sends shivers down my spine every time I hear it.

These song is a milestone in electronic music history. Thanks Ultravox.

Bought this album 1978, sounds as good now as it did then, timeless. 49 year old going on 16 again....

I bet if John Foxx was 30-35 years younger, and released this song it would be a big hit in the modern day charts. Undiscovered and timeless!...

Billy Currie is a hell of a Keyboard and Violin Player. Who said no one can make "Rock & Roll " with a synthesizer?

one of the greatest songs ever done

I had the extreme pleasure of driving John around Boston in 1977 when Ultravox played there.

Pure beauty and poetry - truly one of the best songs ever written...and I only discovered it last week 😢😮

Way Way Way ahead of their time ! Brilliant band ! This IS the real ULTRAVOX!

This song is the absolute template for soooo much of what happened in the '80s. Truly visionary.

Had ULTRAVOX at Bookie's Club 870, Detroit in February of 1979 after they lost their deal with Island. "SYSTEMS OF ROMANCE" had just been released. One of my proudest moments bringing great music to Detroit.

Never gets old, never gets boring.

I can remember recording this from ogwt, absolute class.

I also saw them at The Marquee on the back of Systems Of Romance. In London as a kid from Australia. Searching madly to find the best of Brit in a couple of weeks. Near everything was a disappointment but Ultravox was a complete life changer. Still remember it well. Lucky to have been there.

Il meglio degli ultravox 👏👏👏

Beautiful! I could listen to John Foxx until the end of time & never get bored. . .