The 'Leyton Buzzards' second single, and a surprising change from their first 3 track punk release '19 & mad' on 'Small Wonder'. 'Saturday Night beneath the plastic palm tress' is a power pop, reggae style song that got them on TOTP and number 53 in the charts. A lot of people didn't rate this (particularly a lot of punks) but you know what? I always liked it. The only negative comment I would make is check out their clothes, what happened there?The b-side is back to their punk roots and in-line with their debut single (which I will post later) and if you haven't heard it before I promise you will like it.

So which one do you like best? Leave a comment and tell me.
You can hear their fifth single over on 'Worthless Trash'
Band: Leyton Buzzards
Label: Chrysalis
Year: 1979
Tracks:
1. Saturday Night Beneath The Plastic Palm Trees
2. Through With You
Secret track (don't know where I got this one from and only difference I can see is that its a bit shorter)
1. Saturday Night Beneath The Plastic Palm Trees (DJ Version)
Ripped from glorious scratched vinyl:
If you like this then buy this, all the singles (apart from one) and some of the b-sides plus a few extra tracks, bargain.
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