The Comsat Angels - Eye of the Lens
This is the A Side of ‘The Comsat Angels,’ first new release of 1981. Fellows commented on this track for the compilation album ‘Enz,’ ‘Can the camera steal your soul? In certain ways, I think so. A horror story of the most basic kind, but not without a little irony, I hope.’ The title comes from a short story by Langdon Jones. Fellows mentions that around this time he had just watched and disliked the Michael Powell film ‘Peeping Tom.’ He also had what he called a ‘super weird experience with a ‘fan’ who’d managed to fall obsessively in love with the person she imagined I was. I ended up feeling quite ‘used’ by the experience.’ This track has been released most recently on Edsel Records deluxe release of 'Sleep No More.' I do not own any of this music and am only posting it to spread The Comsat Angels' music, if the owners would like this video removed, please contact me.

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