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- Tramp - YouTube
Provided to YouTube by Parlophone UKTramp · The StranglersLa Folie℗ 1981 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group CompanyKeyboards, Vocals: Dave Greenfie
- La Folie (National Album Day Translucent Pink Vinyl) - Amazon. co. uk
Originally released in 1981, 'La Folie' is the 6th studio album by English new wave band the Stranglers Available for National Album Day on 1LP translucent pink vinyl for a limited run Product details
- The Stranglers – La Folie (CD) - Discogs
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of "La Folie" on Discogs
- La Folie (National Album Day 2024) vinyl - Juno Records
The Stranglers La Folie was a pivotal album that showed their unique blend of punk and pop The Stranglers have navigated their evolution through various lineup changes, most notably losing original vocalist Hugh Cornwell While the initial wave of punk was marked by raw enthusiasm and amateur musicianship, the Stranglers stood apart as
- The Stranglers – La Folie – Vinyl (LP, Album), 1981 . . . - Discogs
Songwriting credits above are from inner sleeve Side A label incorrectly shows Track A5 composed by Milton Mezzro, lyrics by The Stranglers Side A and B labels credit only The Stranglers as producer; inner sleeve shows "Produced by The Stranglers " whereas The Stranglers - La Folie has "Produced by The Stranglers and Steve Churchyard " on the
- The Stranglers - La folie - Reviews - Album of The Year
Music Reviews: La folie by The Stranglers released in 1981 Genre: New Wave Music Reviews: La folie by The Stranglers released in 1981 Genre: New Wave Best Albums Discover New Releases Lists Genres I really didn’t care much for this album A lot of older pop rock just doesn’t interest me as it all feels very samey and lacking of
- The Stranglers | “La Folie” - Post-Punk. com
On November 9th, 1981 The Stranglers released their 6th studio album “La Folie”, a record whose theme was love, oddly enough, and the oddness of such is illustrated by the title track alluding to Japanese cannibal Issei Sagawa, who loved a woman so much he ate her
- La folie by The Stranglers (Album; Liberty; LBG30342): Reviews, Ratings . . .
La Folie is utterly the most beautiful thing I've ever heard, for a band like The Stranglers - sort of known prior for its foul songwriting and such - this is a massive step-up It's a 'must listen for any lover of synths, as the core instrument throughout this album is purely just synthesisers The album unfolds strange, yet poetically beautiful lyrics across each track, however always
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