Don't Watch That, Watch This! is the official story of Madness: from early 2-Tone ska revival days, via their role as pop video pioneers, to their ill-fated attempt to run their own record label, and their mysterious split in 1986. It also reveals what happened during the wilderness period before their reunion in 1999 to record Wonderful - their first studio album in fourteen years.Adrian Thrills was the first journalist to write about Madness, during his days on New Musical Express. He has charted the band's fortunes since their earliest pub gigs in London and has worked closely with them on Don't Watch That, Watch This! He's never, as far as he knows, been to Orange Street.
