The Stranglers - The Men They Love To Hate

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Artist: The Stranglers
Album: The Men They Love To Hate
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Review by Ben Newton

The Men They Love To Hate by Stranglers is an album that showcases the band's raw, energetic sound that has made them a staple in the punk and new wave scenes. From the opening track, "Shah Shah a Go Go," to the closing song, "Hanging Around," the album is filled with memorable hooks, driving rhythms, and biting lyrics.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "I Feel Like a Wog," which addresses issues of racism and social inequality. Another notable track is "No More Heroes," which became a hit single for the band and has since become a classic rock anthem.

Table of Contents

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Non Stop
Waltz In Black
How To Find True Love And Happiness In The Present Day
Tank
Let Me Introduce You To The Family
The Men They Love To Hate
Nucular Device
Just Like Nothing On Earth
The Raven
Second Coming
Golden Brown
Tramp
Down In The Sewer

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Catalog Numbers

ACME 004

Labels

Acme

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
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About The Stranglers

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English rock band (New Wave, Punk, Rock), formed as the Guildford Stranglers on 11 September 1974 in Guildford, Surrey, UK. Originally comprised of (vocals, guitar), (bass, vocals), Brian Duffy aka (drums) and (keys); Wärmling left the band when he moved back to Sweden in 1975 and was replaced with . The Stranglers' early sound was driven by Burnel's melodic bass, but also gave prominence to Greenfield's keyboards. Their early music was also characterised by the growling vocals and sometimes misanthropic lyrics of both Burnel and Cornwell. Briefly, in 1977, the band would be billed as the Mutations, where they would be fronted by vocalist . This only lasted one single; by the time the second single had released, only Burnel was still in the Mutations, featuring only on the A-side. Cornwell left in 1990 to pursue a solo career, being replaced by Paul Roberts on vocals and John Ellis on guitar. During live gigs in this era, Roberts sung tracks traditionally performed by Burnel. Ellis left the band in 2000, passing the reigns to guitarist ; when Roberts left the group in 2006 over disagreements during the recording of Suite XVI, Warne was promoted to lead vocalist also, rerecording the tracks already recorded by Roberts alongside Burnel. Jet Black started experiencing health issues in 2007 that caused him to miss gigs; technician Ian Barnard played in such instances. Black's live role was lessened in the 2013 tour, with playing the first halves of UK gigs and solely playing US gigs. Black played no gigs following March 2015, officially retiring in 2018; Macaulay's role as Black's replacement was officiated in 2016. After contracting COVID-19 in hospital, Dave Greenfield died on the 3rd of May 2020. Following the release of Dark Matters, became the band's new keyboardist for their final full tour in 2021-2022. Jet Black died in December 2022.

Name Vars

  • Stanglers
  • Strangers
  • Stranglers
  • Stranglers IV
  • Strangles
  • The Sranglers
  • The Stranglers And Friends
  • The Stranglers IV
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Members

  • Hugh Cornwell
  • J.J. Burnel
  • Dave Greenfield
  • John Ellis
  • Toby Hounsham
  • Baz Warne
  • Brian Duffy
  • Paul Roberts
  • Hans Wärmling
  • Jim Macaulay
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Summary by Ben Newton

The Men They Love To Hate is a must-have for any fan of punk or new wave music. The album showcases the Stranglers' unique sound and ability to tackle social issues in a way that is both thought-provoking and highly entertaining. it's a timeless classic that still sounds fresh and relevant today.

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