[2] The three B-sides included across the different formats of the single were all recorded live at the Glasgow Barrowlands on 13 March 1991 by Clyde 1 FM.

[5] The single proved to be the band's final release, with the exception of the 1994 compilation album Rich Man's Wardrobe – A Concise History of The Big Dish.

"[7] Peter Kinghorn of the Newcastle Evening Chronicle described the song as a "solid, classy sound from a talented band".

[8] Jane Downing of the Sunday Sun called it "nothing short of excellent" and added, "The Big Dish have taken the best track off Satellites and thrown it at an unsuspecting world as a single.

"[9] The Leicester Mercury gave a verdict of "outside chance" and stated, "The Big Dish are possibly one of the most underrated groups to have come out of Scotland.