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Australian 12" promo |
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X 186 12" Australia A promotional 12" with "Hits Of The Year" and "King George Street" on one side and "Last Time Forever" and "I Learnt How To Pray" on the other. Came in a custom designed black and white sleeve, with a sticker announcing "Media DJ Copy - On Loan For Promotion Only". The promotional blurb goes: "An old blues lyric says, 'You never miss your water till your well runs dry.' A dry well was pretty much what the English pop band U.K. Squeeze had become by the time it broke up in 1982, disillusioned and with only one hit single to show for years of rave reviews and cult adoration". |
