The Enid's 8th studio album began life as a potential soundtrack to Ken Russell's film "Salome's Last Dance", which Godfrey had composed. When Godfrey presented Russell with his musical sketches for the film, Russell purportedly shouted back "GET THAT FUCKING JUNGLE BUNNY MUSIC OUT OF HERE!" However Godfrey saw the potential in the musical ideas he had written, and developed them with Stewart into their next album. The standout track is arguably the luxurious synths and guitars showcased in Sheets of Blue, a perennial live favourite. Salome was originally performed as a contemporary ballet at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1986. Ken Russell's film was a critical and commercial flop.
1. O Salome
2. Sheets of Blue
2. Sheets of Blue
3. Dance Music
3.1. The Change
3.2. The Jack
3.3. Flames Of Power
4. Sheets Of Blue
5. Salome
Bonus Track
6. Nimrod (Live)