Here was a band with personalities, tunes and the distinct possibility that they would fall apart at any minute. Although mixing dance and rock music is commonplace today, the Mondays were the first band with a foot in both camps and, at the time, their music was groundbreaking. With hindsight, it's amazing the Mondays lasted as long as they did. The first two tracks of the album demonstrate what went wrong. Ryder's vocals have always had an uneasy relationship with the tune and on this track the relationship has broken down completely.
Later songs are less exciting.
On this evidence we should track it down and superglue the locks so they can't get out and destroy what little credibility they have left. And a jolly good job they do too.