Jeopardy

Please inform us all of what possible reason you could have to reissue, in this day and age of complete discographical CD releases, any CD WITHOUT every pertinent single, B-side, and rarity? All I can say is YOU BETTER BE PLANNING TO RELEASE the complete singles,b-sides, EPs and rarities, and we know there are PLENTY to make a great CD from! How could you be so careless? Yes we all know the old ploy of releasing, waiting 30 years, reissuing with rarities, so everyone will buy again; but don`t you think a label with your experience, and a populace that`s fed-up, and great music you`ve ignored for SO LONG, is a good enough reason for deserving some respect?

Bad Ass post punk from 1980, for fans of Franz Ferdinand, Ian Astbury, 17 Seconds and Joy Division.

Born from the dark electro duo known as Second Layer, this is a total about-face. Since buying it in 1982, I always thought this was really half an album. Frankly, side one stinks (tracks 1-5)--production is inconsistent and the songwriting is weak. The remaining tracks are fantastic and worth the price of admission however. Fans of the Lines, early Comsat Angels should check this out. A bit poppy but with lots of energy, it kinda works.

Excellent album by long lost band from the 80s

This is the perfect 80's/post punk album. I am rarely moved to bother leaving reviews, but this album is exceptional. Shame on us all for not giving this the attention and credit it deserved while Adrian was alive. Give it a listen, and you'll see what I mean.

As good a band as Joy Division. At times, better. Lots of soul in this music, but it's also very dark and depressing.

This album has stood the test of time....Adrian Borland was so underrated for his talent. Some of my The Sound LP's I see going for hundreds of dollars.

A 1980 album, fresh, pleasingly rough, interesting even now, and that's more than I can say for many of its peers. This one goes on the 'desert island' list.

Well, the second album by the Sound (From the Lion's Mouth) is a classic... One of my all time favourites. I bought it the last time they were reissued back in 2003, but by the time I got round to buying more by them they'd fallen out of print. Until now...So, Jeopardy isn't as good as From the Lion's Mouth but it's not bad. Like a lot of first albums you can hear the influences, and the songs and the overall sound haven't quite gelled in the way they did on the follow up album. The playing is really good, showing the intensity they'd display even more on the second album, even if some of the lyrics aren't as mature as later songs.Nonetheless, a lost post-punk classic...

what ever happened to the sound why didnt they take the world of music by storm this album along with others they did should have been up there with the best its great

The CD was in good condition but the case was broken with the lid detached from the main body.

A good purchase.

amazing!! now waiting for "the lions mouth"...great and clear sound , identical to the original, no stranges remastered sound like sometimes happens