10 (The Stranglers album)
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Studio album by The Stranglers | |||||
Released | 1990 | ||||
Recorded | Holland | ||||
Genre | post-punk | ||||
Length | (LP) | ||||
Label | Epic Records | ||||
Producer | Roy Thomas Baker | ||||
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The Stranglers chronology | |||||
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The tenth studio album from The Stranglers was called 10 and was the last with Hugh Cornwell. The album was released in 1990. There is a definite "big-band" sound to this album, most likely due to the production work of Roy Thomas Baker and the continued use of a horn section. A very up-beat album, one of the highlights is the Question Mark & the Mysterians hit 96 Tears. The album sleeve shows the members of the band dressed up as 10 of the most powerful world leaders of the time (L-R Yasser Arafat, Rajiv Gandhi, Pope John Paul II, Mikhael Gorbachev, Margaret Thatcher, George H. W. Bush, Fidel Castro, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Benazir Bhutto, Joshua Nkomo)
The live set at this time included the addition of John Ellis on guitar.
This album reached No 15 on UK Album charts.
[edit] Track listing
- "Sweet Smell of Success"
- "Someone Like You"
- "96 Tears"
- "In This Place"
- "Let"s Celebrate"
- "Man of the Earth"
- "Too Many Teardrops"
- "Where I Live"
- "Out of My Mind"
- "Never to Look Back"
- "Instead of This" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "Poisonality" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "Motorbike" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "Something" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "You" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "!Viva Vlad!" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "All Day and All of the Night" (2001 CD Bonus Track)
- "Always the Sun (Sunny-Side Up Mix)" (2001 CD Bonus Track)