Anyone got these yet? According to BF's site DSTD was the lead track off boys and girls, strange I thought it was slave to love, I find the number of small mistakes/inaccuracies in any Ferry/Roxy related releases/tour programmes of late to be lamentable.

Agreed Wrighta - that one leaps off the screen at you! Not exactly rocket science is it?

Apparently DSTD was the third track off boys and girls (not the first), wasn't that windswept?

The lead track on Boys and Girls was Sensation followed by Slave To Love then Don't Stop The Dance. Slave To Love was the first single. Then came the Don't Stop The Dance single. Windswept ended the A side of the album, following A Waste Land which is really just a a long intro into Windswept.

From the VRM info page on Boys and Girls:-

Bryan Ferry's sixth solo album and his first album after the demise of Roxy Music. The album was his first solo number 1 album and was released in 1985. The first single, Slave To Love was used extensively throughout the film 9 1/2 weeks and reached number 10 in UK. The follow up single Don't Stop The Dance peaked at 21 and the Windswept EP which included some unused tracks from The Bride Stripped Bare sessions reached number 46.

Whether BF.com meant DSTD was the lead single (as I interpreted it) or was the lead (I.e. opening) track, they're wrong. Bit more care with the facts or in conveying your meaning called for methinks.