- Format: LP
- Label: Earmark
- Genre: 80s,90s, Rock, Garage
1979's Perfect Release, continued in the vein of the previous year's X-Dreams. Diatribes on sexual and social politics compliment her pioneering style of jazz rock / funk fusion, further cementing Peacock's role as an individualist and musical pioneer.
"Individual are the land mark of Peacock's biography that it seems almost unfair that they should belong to one person; as if her life has been gluttonous for the incindets and acts of legend. She was given one of the first synthesizers by its inventor Robert Moog in 1968; she appeared topless at the Townhouse in New York; she appeared on The Johnny Carson Show; she performed the first electronic improvising band; she was the first person to sing through a synthesizer and the first to electronically treat the voice in the recording process; she was the first 'rap' over a rock backing; she turned down the offer of appearing on Bowie's Aladdin Sane or performing with him in concert; she invented the 'free-form song'; she became the first holographic actress in a show with Salvador Dali on Broadway..."
Melody Maker, August 20, 1983
Track listing - Side A: 1.Love's Out To Lunch 2. Solar Systems 3. American Sport 4. Loss Of Consciousness 5. Rubber Hunger Side B: 1. The Succubus To Lunch 2. Survival
