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Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers

 

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Classic Punk / Artist: Stiff Little Fingers / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2001-10-22 ... more
Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers ... at EMI / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Suspect Device
2 State Of Emergency
3 Here We Are Nowhere
4 Wasted Life
5 No More Of That
6 Barbed Wire Love
7 White Noise
8 Breakout
9 Law And Order
10 Rough Trade
11 Johnny Was
12 Alternative Ulster
13 Closed Groove
14 Suspect Device
15 78 Rpm
16 Jake Burns Interview

Newest Review: ... is one of the exceptions that proves the rule. I would recommend this CD to anyone (and everyone). Released in 1979, almost ... more

 ... every song on it is a genuine classic. Many were single, or are live favourites (even to this day): Suspect Device, Alternative Ulster, Wasted Life, Barbed Wire Love. There's even a cover version of an old Bob Marley tune (Johnny Was). Speaking of covers, a further tribute to this work is the fact that the Swingin' Utters covered 'Here we are Nowhere' - a brilliant modern band, doing just about a straight cover of the original. Do yourself a favour, and buy this. A fantastic slice of politica...more

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EMI Catalogue, October 22, 2001, Catalog Number: 5358862
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martybee
Premium Review Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers: classic old school - turn up the white noise! (146 words)
by martybee - written on 19.07.02 (Somewhat useful, 63 readings)
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Although I appreciate the old school punk, and what it means to the history of music, very little of it is really worth listening to. 'Inflammable Material' is one of the exceptions that proves the rule. I would recommend this CD to anyone (and everyone). Released in 1979, almost every song on it is a genuine classic. Many were single, or are live favourites (even to this day): Suspect Device, Alternative Ulster, Wasted Life, Barbed Wire Love. There's even a cover version of an old Bob Marley tune (Johnny Was). Speaking of covers, a further tribute to this work is the fact that the Swingin' Utters covered 'Here we are Nowhere' - a ...

marandina
Crowned Review Four Fingers To The World (2117 words)
by marandina - written on 16.07.02 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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I got talking to another writer on Tooyoo (ILB) recently and it seemed that we had the same taste in music. Thing is, you see, I am a child of the late 70’s and early 80’s in musical terms so forgive me if you find this a little dated. Of course it’s always difficult to re-capture the essence of an era but one can but try so here goes: Stiff Little Fingers came together in the 70’s. Jake Burns-vocals and guitar, Henry Cluney-guitar, Gordon Blair-bass and Brian Faloon-drums, were in a cover band called Highway Star, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Blair was soon replaced by Ali McMordie. (Gordon Blair joined the Belfast group Rudi.) Early in ...

 
 
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