It was said at the time that if you put all the best tracks together you'd have one outstanding album.

This is a diverse collection of stuff, so it's hard to pick out your favourites. On solid foundations there's a townscape of instrumentation, vocal effects and general business where everyone has their say, with an effort on top to tie all the action together into something approaching a song. It's communism in musical action. From each according to his abilities, and all at once.

Dr Hindsight's Top 10

Track	Comment	Size (MB)	Download
Do it Now (live)	Live at The Venue. Nice intro to the monstrous music of The Movies	5.54
From Casablanca (live)	The Venue, London, April 1980, ridiculous slide, wow	6.35
Red Moon Rising (demo)	Brilliant low-tech for a demo	4.74
Horror Story	The organ/thingy solo shifts	4.09
Rumour	Simple & to the point	1.94
Prima Donna (demo)	Unique gypsy feeling to it	3.57
Moscow (live)	Amazing. Political and emotional. Use it on earbuds at full volume.	7.47
Last Train (live)	The Venue, 1980. Honestly this is massive. Greg's solo is stratospheric. Love it.	8.73
Berlin	Rich, dark, moody, strange. Came from a Mick Parker clip (Plus John Le Carre)	6.49
Chasing Angels	Throbs like a Rolls Royce	3.72

Dr Hindsight also had a bottom 10. This was published in error. In the course of restoring those tracks he has come to realise qualities in them he had not appreciated. He realised those qualities especially when he had got himself on the outside of a bottle of Bell's early one morning, while playing 'Rocket' - a track he particularly detested - when it dawned upon him that this was really a convincing critique of the impact of technology upon young men. Since when, Dr Hindsight has been convinced that The Movies are the possessor of an unique Truth (possibly given only before in ancient times to Hammurabi and Solon the Lawgiver). Dr Hindsight is currently receiving treatment.