From time to time the tape machine would whirr into action and Gray would pick up a stocking-covered coat hanger and croon into the microphone interspersed with the occasional "Thang Yew Ladees and Gennalman".

They were putting together an as-yet unnamed song with the help of guitarist Paul Harvey who was playing a mixture of African and heavy rock rhythms. Gray's lyric seemed to suggest that someone was pretending to be in love whilst possibly actually being in love - or something like that.

Steve would occasionally suggest slowing down the tape so that Gray could make a reasonable attempt at the higher falsetto backing vocals, to good effect.

Steve and Gray gave the impression of being an integrated yet vastly different pair. "He's the noisy one and I do the work" said Steve. "I prefer to think of it" interjected Gray "as my being the lyrical melodicist" (Gray writes all the lyrics for the band). I asked them how they got together: Gray - "Steve was touring in a number of bands and writing music and we met up at a Tom Robinson gig and I suggested we approach some companies with Steve's music. We couldn't get anyone to commit themselves to the project so I suggested we write together, and the mixture of my bravado, a wealth of ideas I had carried around with me and Steve's musical experience produced these tuneful and very memorable songs." Steve - "We now have a lot of ideas down on tape, and with the help of our team of highly talented musicians, the music keeps on coming."