The Stranglers No More Heroes Rapidshare
Contents.Background No More Heroes was produced. The album consists of new material with three songs left over from the sessions ('Something Better Change', 'Bitching' and 'Peasant in the Big Shitty').The album cover features a photo of a placed on a with the tails of several rats (the Stranglers' trademark). The brass plaque on the album cover was engraved by of.Two singles were released from the album: 'No More Heroes', and a double A-side of 'Something Better Change' and the non-album track 'Straighten Out'. A further non-album single was released later that year: '5 Minutes'.Track listing All tracks are written by the Stranglers (, ). Side ANo.TitleLead vocalsLength1.' I Feel Like a Wog'Hugh Cornwell3:162.'
Bitching'Jean-Jacques Burnel4:253.' Dead Ringer'Dave Greenfield2:464.' Dagenham Dave'Jean-Jacques Burnel3:185.' Bring on the Nubiles'Hugh Cornwell2:156.' 'Jean-Jacques Burnel3:35Side BNo.TitleLead vocalsLength1.' 'Hugh Cornwell3:272.' Peasant in the Big Shitty'Dave Greenfield3:253.'
Burning Up Time'Jean-Jacques Burnel2:254.' English Towns'Hugh Cornwell2:135.' School Mam'Hugh Cornwell6:522001 reissue bonus tracksNo.TitleLength12.' Straighten Out'2:4613.'
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Rok It to the Moon'2:47Critical reception Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingNo More Heroes has been praised by retrospective critics. Called No More Heroes 'faster, nastier and better than Rattus Norvegicus. 'At this point the Stranglers were on top of their game, and the ferocity and anger that suffuses this record would never be repeated.' Wrote that No More Heroes 'continues in the same vein as Rattus Norvegicus, but drops whatever hint of restraint may have been in force the first time around. Rude words and adult themes abound, with no punches pulled, from the blatant sexism of 'Bring on the Nubiles' to the sarcastic attack on racism ('I Feel Like a Wog') to the suicide of a friend ('Dagenham Dave').
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Despite the increased virulence, the music is even better than on the debut, introducing pop stylings that would later become a more common aspect of the Stranglers' character', finishing the review with ' No More Heroes is easily the Stranglers' best album.' Charts and certifications ChartPeakPositionCertifications(sales thresholds)2UK: Gold7920SingleChartPeakPositionCertifications(sales thresholds)'929'UK Singles Chart8UK: SilverDutch Charts25Personnel.