Marr had given Harding a copy of Low (1977) by David Bowie; he was enthusiastic about it to the extent that he "forced [Marr] to pepper the record with classic Eno-esque Moog sounds". Harding felt this gave the band an air of "maturity and richness" that was absent from their debut.
Marr had gifted Harding a copy of Low (1977) by David Bowie; he was extremely excited about it to the point where he "persuaded [Marr] to add classic Eno-esque Moog sounds to the record". Harding believed this added an air of "maturity and luxury" that was missing from their debut.