Very good New-Wave with an Italo-Disco sort of vibe. I would even put this up there with some of the English New Wave classics despite the strong Italian accents. It even has a cool little sax solo near the end. Side A2's Radio Version is the strongest version for me personally as it has some extra stuff going on not in the Extended Version that makes it much stronger even despite it being 2 minutes shorter. It's amazing how underground some stuff like this is considering how well put together it is. It's also interesting noting that this is one of the first records ever mixed by famous DJ, Claudio Coccoluto (aka Cocodance). There are two other records by this band and I have only heard one other of them, "Do You Believe In Romantic". It is a decent song, also very New Wavey, but much lighter in feel than this record. It also contains some very smooth sax bits. The vocals remind me quite a bit of Paul Heaton of The Housemartins, but with the difference being the accent and they are a little less smooth in Life. Coincidentally it appears that Carlo De Blasio who was involved in this record wrote for the cover of the Italian release of The Housemartin's "The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death".