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title: "The Stranglers Greatest Hits 1977-1990"
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# The Stranglers Greatest Hits 1977-1990

**Brand:** stranglers
**Price:** ¥6074
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Product description               The Stranglers were early labelled as "punk", but, while they were never short of vitriol and aggression, they were more properly a quintessentially New Wave band. Years of gigging together meant they were exceptionally tight and technically competent from the start, with Dave Greenfield's almost progressive-sounding keyboards somehow sitting easily alongside Hugh Cornwall's needle-sharp guitar and Frenchman Jean-Jacques Burnel's growling bass. Always lovers of the freaky and absurd, they constantly experimented with different approaches in their albums, yet each could usually be relied upon to produce at least one offbeat yet irresistibly catchy and charismatic single. This collection covers their career up to when Hugh Cornwell left the band, but sacrifices breadth of coverage for depth, missing out on some of the more fascinatingly bizarre avenues they took over the years. Nevertheless, the tracks still stretch from the lyrically double-edged hypnotic waltz of "Golden Brown" to the tongue-in-cheek fury of "Something Better Change". The definitive guide to the earlier years remains The Collection, 1977-1982, but albums such as the startlingly stylish and catchy debut Rattus Norvegicus, the punky and attitude-driven No More Heroes and the immensely delicate and tuneful Aural Sculpture (complete with three-piece horn section!) are every bit as good in their own right. --James Swift                  .co.uk               The Stranglers were early labelled as "punk", but, while they were never short of vitriol and aggression, they were more properly a quintessentially New Wave band. Years of gigging together meant they were exceptionally tight and technically competent from the start, with Dave Greenfield's almost progressive-sounding keyboards somehow sitting easily alongside Hugh Cornwall's needle-sharp guitar and Frenchman Jean-Jacques Burnel's growling bass. Always lovers of the freaky and absurd, they constantly experimented with different approaches in their albums, yet each could usually be relied upon to produce at least one offbeat yet irresistibly catchy and charismatic single. This collection covers their career up to when Hugh Cornwell left the band, but sacrifices breadth of coverage for depth, missing out on some of the more fascinatingly bizarre avenues they took over the years. Nevertheless, the tracks still stretch from the lyrically double-edged hypnotic waltz of "Golden Brown" to the tongue-in-cheek fury of "Something Better Change". The definitive guide to the earlier years remains The Collection, 1977-1982, but albums such as the startlingly stylish and catchy debut Rattus Norvegicus, the punky and attitude-driven No More Heroes and the immensely delicate and tuneful Aural Sculpture (complete with three-piece horn section!) are every bit as good in their own right. --James Swift

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great music.
*by R***H on 18 April 2024*

Even my wife likes it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's The Stranglers - there's nothing else to say
*by S***T on 27 August 2015*

Any 35+ year old who was an indie kid back in the late 90s and didn't get to know The Stranglers will listen to this thinking, 'I recognise that...and that...and that' until they realise all their fave bands of the time were in awe of these guys.(Think Elastica and 'No More Heroes'.) Each track is a bit messy, a bit dirty but perfectly formed and makes complete sense and just sounds brilliant. There's not one song on there that I don't like and don't want to have so loud it breaks all the windows of my car as I cane it down the A3.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best of 1977 to 82 is better
*by J***B on 26 March 2022*

The Strangler's best period was 1977 to 1982. This album omits some of their best songs - Get a Grip on Yourself, Hanging Around and Nice n Sleazy.The post Golden Brown period after 1982 isn't very good with Skin Deep the only decent song.Forget this compilation and stick with The Collection 1977 to 1982.

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