The Bolshoi - Friends

Friends, the 1986 debut album by the English alternative rock band The Bolshoi, is described as dark and full of the band's strengths. The album's lyrics by Trevor Tanner, the band's singer and guitarist, tell stories of hypocrisy, including a family that tries to hide forcing their daughter to work as a prostitute and a scathing attack on organized religion. The album also includes songs like "Romeo in Clover" and "Books on the Bonfire" that echo the Psychedelic Furs and Bauhaus.

A1 Away 
A2 Modern Man 
A3 Someone's Daughter 
A4 Sunday Morning 
A5 Looking For A Life To Lose 
B1 Romeo In Clover (Call Girls) 
B2 Books On The Bonfire 
B3 Pardon Me 
B4 Fat And Jealous 
B5 Waspy