I am sorry to say that, but Ludus didn't get better with time. It's almost impossible to listen to these records nowadays. Some bands didnt pass the timetest (except if you alreday listen to them at the time). It's like Magazine, they are very hard to listen, it's too dated.

Anyway, you can still buy some Talking Heads, or the complete Blondie reissue who is a masterpiece.

Joan Baez

is that her in the picture? if it is, she reminds me of david bowie. am i mad?

i've often wondered what ludas were like, but could never find them either in shops or on the internet. should i bother with this?

I just wanted to mention that I think it's great that moc's founder gibby read/post to this site. I think it's safe to say that EVERYBODY'S heard of makeoutclub. No, I'm not on moc, but I must confess I like looking at people.

Just do I search for Ludus:

LUDUS The Damage cd $13.50
LTM (UK)
Full length CD collection of digitally remastered classics from this cult post-punk Manchester band, who recorded for labels including New Hormones, Crepuscule and Sordide Sentimental between 1980 and 1983. Showcasing the music and muse of Linder Sterling and Ian Devine, tracks include Break the Rules, Nue au Soleil, Patient, Hugo Blanco, Mother's Hour and How High Does the Sky Go?. Sleevenotes include an appreciation by Morrissey.