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Buy this is you like something a little off the wall; heavily bass-playing laden tracks or Japan. Do not buy if you are not into the Japan-esque style of music or tracks that are heavy on bass.
My favourite tracks are His Box with its hypnotic bass playing and far-eastern synth overtones and the Judgment is the Mirror - quite melodic, with a warbling bass line, plaintive synths and a distant sombre oboe.
Its Bowie (voice) meets Japan (bass) with a Turkish/Far Eastern feel to it. Its weird, its funky, but it grows on you.
Rumour had it at the time that they chose not to work physically together, preferring to exchange ideas by leaving each other ansaphone messages, working in relays in the studio staying only long enough to proverbially hand over the creative baton. Whether this is true or not I've never been sure but it sounds about right! A sign of things to come: even though Dali's Car (the apostophe was never featured officially, punctuation fans!) were officially a duo, they worked with a drum programmer, Paul Vincent Lawford, and he does a great job here.
No, it's not Japan and neither is it Bauhaus: it's something quite unique. This was the only example of their collaboration as they never worked together again. By the way there aren't any remixes featured as I don't recall any ever being produced. There were two non-album tracks on the 'Judgement' 12".
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