Ok, here comes the whole song title: “Hungry Men No Longer Steal Sheep But Are There Hanging Judges?”. On Chuck Warners(Hyped 2 Death) “Messthetics no. 8″ comp. Know nothing about this band. Did it have a sleeve? How many copies where pressed? Did they release anything else? It’s a great track anyway. You may think that “New Wave Love” would be a great song according to the title. It’s not.
Country: UK
Year: 1978
Label: Ultimate
Format: 7″
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New Wave Love
Hungy Men…mp3
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The Dole were from Peterborough, this was their only single, it original had a die-cut paper sleeve with label logo, band name and song titles printed on it, not sure how many copies were pressed.
I disagree, New Wave Love was a pretty descent track……
James D, is it possible to get a scan of the cover?
I don’t have the Dole 7″, but here’s a scan I found on the web a few years ago…
http://media6.uploadjar.com/uploads/dole.jpg
Nice James! Thanks alot!!!
New Wave Love is an absolute killer track….it will grow on you.trust me. took years before i realised how good it was. just like its hard by plummet airlines.
Hi. I was the original drummer in the Dole…..This was the one and only single that we made (it was a double A side) but we did record a few more of our songs such as Destroy It, Northern Ireland, Sexpertease, Switch On Switch Off and Who Cares……many thanks for some of the compliments, its nice to know that there are still people out there that remember the ‘good old days’
Paul V
city baby,city baby killed by rats.There’s a rat in the kitchen!!Still.
There’s still a rat in my kitchen!!!!!!
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Hi. I’m Matt Gillatt and I played base on “New Wave Love” (How are you Paul, long time Eh!!) We recorded it in an empty house on Eastfield Road. Happy,Happy Days!!!!!!!!!!!
Matt G
hi…matt…I think I have a copy of this somewhere!!! xxxxxx
Good for you Joyce that’s one more copy than I’ve got!! Had about six at one point, but various people borrowed them and you know how it goes. They fetch about £40.00 now.
PS I used to know how to spell “bass” properly.
Take care. MG xx
my ex ordered dole’s only lp from abroad..and we listened to it together for the first time…(and we’re only 18)
loved it…I cant believe matt g and paul v are commenting too.. !
good music is never forgotten or lost.!;)
Both songs are absolutely brilliant!!! Is there any chance Paul V. that you get the other songs you recorded somewhere on the web… probably this very website? Please do!!! I am dying to get to listen to the rest of your songs…
why not put up the Aside, it was goog after all.
Could never decide the best side myself. Another originally heard on John Peel.
New Wave Love always reminds me of Don’t cry wolf by the damned, not sure why. maybe bought them around the same time.
New Wave Love – excellent track I’ve known for ages thanks to it turning up on a Cherry Red/ZigZag compilation album someone nicked from my collection about 20 years ago. Just found (ahem) a download copy online and listening again for the first time in years.
Excellent stuff – I was about 5 years too young for it first time around but was scouring the local 2nd hand record shop in Kidderminster in the early 80s and finding all sorts of wonderful material to sustain me through the 80s, along with whatever Peel was playing.
Ended up as a sound engineer at the BBC – including a single Peel session in the early 90s. Inspiration: you never know where it’ll take you…
Thanks guys :-)
As I like to share my enlightenment sentiment (Vaeringjar Rousseau, some say), when kneeling, my better half refers to the flesh-to-forehead touch of those surrounding her as the affection of the “hungy men.”