Speaking of the album that Hugh Cornwell (more here) made with Robert Williams (from Captain Beefherart's Magic Band) plus a Zappa alumni (Ian Underwood) and two Devo brothers (Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh), here''s the lone single:
Yup it's an evisceration of a sixties rock classic (as all you Cream fans out there knew when I posted this earlier today) done in a rather Devo-friendly style. The B-side is an instrumental but what the hell...
What do you make of Hugh & Co.'s attack on Cream?
Speaking of comments, that is the section wherein you will find the White Room 7" link.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.mediafire.com/?j8f7zehfi0mw4x0
How odd, must be a different room.
ReplyDeleteJeez, I'd forgotten about this. I actually used to play this in a club when I was a Dj. I loved it, but I pissed off a few hippies that thought it sacreligious. I didn't care. At the time I played quite a bit of the Stranglers as they seemed to be 'acceptable' punk to slip in between the New Wave I mostly played that was more conventional (at least when I didn't slip in The Normal TVOD oir Throbbing Gristle Unied or SPK). I always got a kick out of playing Bring On The Nubiles and watching to see iof anyone got the lyrics. Also played Get A Grip and Shah Shah a Go Go quite a bit.
ReplyDeletehey thanks man!
ReplyDeleteThis has been on my wishlist for a long time. All The best to you Jeffen
ReplyDeleteThank you. Looking forward to listening. I just need to find the time for all of this excellent Stranglers stuff you've been posting.
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Vic
I ever liked this,great!
ReplyDeleteNever heard this one, thanks a lot!
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ReplyDeleteGlad to drag you all back to 1979!
if its good enough for the mothersbrough brothers and hugh then it good enough for you all!
ReplyDeleteThanks ! Any chance to reupload to please ?
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