(Hey!) The Rise of the Robots by the Stranglers Video Mix by Mass Man
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The Stranglers - Too Precious From the Album Dreamtimeby Raveninblack13,049 views- 5:08
Stranglers - The Ravenby MrClarkryan6,424 views
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The Stranglers Sewer Madrid 1986by theraven1979690 views
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The Stranglers - In The Shadowsby offshorebairn675 views
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An Evening With Hugh Cornwell (edit)by EddieMc11,191 views
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The Stranglers - Sweden (All Quiet on the Eastern Front) from the Album Black & Whiteby Raveninblack13,793 views
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The Stranglers - Hey! (Rise of the Robots)by VivaVlad4,938 views
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The Stranglers - Curfew From the Album Black & Whiteby Raveninblack14,537 views
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The Stranglers- Outside Tokyoby TeamSTVJ8,365 views
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Hugh.Cornwell.Always.The.Sun.Tvornica.Zagreb.13.03.2010by gkruljac708 views
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THE STRANGLERS CURFEW LIVE FROM THE APOLLO 2010by IceIsNicer12,359 views
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The Stranglers - Curfewby U3U3556,102 views
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Revolver - Part 2.by BritHumour22,388 views
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Hugh Cornwell - Grip 1994...from the archiveby ChrisGoulstone401 views
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The Stranglers- Enough Time from The Album Black & Whiteby Raveninblack1761 views
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The Stranglers - Ice Queen From the Album Aural Sculptureby Raveninblack18,154 views
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The Stranglers "Do You Wanna/Death And Night And Blood"by roddy76to8622,861 views
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The Stranglers - Peaches (Live 1977)by skinheadjim9,394 views
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The Stranglers, Paul Roberts Tribute, Brainboxby highup01982 views
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The Stranglers Do You Wanna - Death & Night & Blood (Yukio)by Raveninblack11,490 views
Get out of THEIR way,,,?
massmanx 1 year ago
A collection of songs that exudes bleak war torn imagery and references the cold war dystopia to great effect. The black side sought to capture a post apocalyptic destruction with a stark sneer of cold command, the white side reflected a libertarian utopian landscape where robots rule and armies conquer. The sleeve depicts the band silouetted against a white background symbolising the intense white light of an atomic explosion, thus reflecting the entrenched paranoia that existed in the 1970's.
almklit 1 year ago
@almklit Black & White was my first experience with the Stranglers. I lived in Montana, of all places, at the time (1979). A radio DJ friend gave me a free copy the radio station had received because, 1) the station would never play anything so non-mainstream, and 2) I collected colored vinyl at the time and this copy is on black and white marbled vinyl. When I heard the metal-shop-power-tool sound of the guitar on THREATENED I was agog. They sounded like the inside of my head.
massmanx 1 year ago