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Black and White

Artist: Stranglers

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    Tank – The Stranglers 02:57
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    Nice N' Sleazy – The Stranglers 03:12
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    Outside Tokyo – The Stranglers 02:08
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    Hey! (Rise of the Robots) – The Stranglers 02:15
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    Sweden (All Quiet on the Eastern Front) – The Stranglers 02:50
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    Toiler on the Sea – The Stranglers 05:25
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    Curfew – The Stranglers 03:15
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    Threatened – The Stranglers 03:34
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    In the Shadows – The Stranglers 04:35
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    Do You Wanna – The Stranglers 02:28
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    Death and Night and Blood (Yukio) – The Stranglers 02:49
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    Enough Time – The Stranglers 04:18
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    Mean to Me [*] – The Stranglers 01:55
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    Walk on By [*] – The Stranglers 06:22
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    Shut Up [*] – The Stranglers 01:07
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    Sveridge [*] – The Stranglers 02:49
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    Old Codger [*] – The Stranglers 02:49
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    ****** [*] – The Stranglers 05:25

Of the first three Stranglers albums, Black and White is arguably the weakest, yet it still has some absolutely stunning moments. For example, the epic "Toiler on the Sea" picks up where "Down in the Sewer" and "School Mam" left off on the band's two previous efforts. Ignore the fact that it's a concept album (it has a black side, and a white side, see) and that there are a couple of slightly ill-judged efforts ("In the Shadows" is plain silly, "Outside Tokyo" is whimsical rubbish), and let the rest of the album burn through your speakers. "Nice 'n' Sleazy" does just what it says on the bottle (the bandmembers were getting themselves into awful trouble hiring strippers for open-air gigs to dance to this one), and "Death and Night and Blood (Yukio)" includes one of those inimitable Stranglers moments: "Bring me a piece of my mummy/She was quite close to me." All together now [The album was reissued with bonus tracks.] Alex Ogg, Rovi

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  • Online Item #: 11611030
  • Store Item Number (DPCI): 244-07-8530
  • Made in the USA or Imported