Tag: Stiff Little Fingers
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The record features “Nobody’s Hero” on the A-side and “Tin Soldiers” on the B-side, produced by Doug Bennett and released by Chrysalis on May 16, 1980. It was later purchased on June 5, 1982. The catalog number for this release…
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Stiff Little Fingers’ album “Nobody’s Heroes,” released by Chrysalis in March 1980, features politically tinged tracks like “Fly The Flag” and “At The Edge.” While Jake Burns’ raw vocals dominate the sound, some songs are critiqued as uninspired. Nonetheless, tracks…
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Stiff Little Fingers’ 1982 release features “Bits Of Kids” and “Stands To Reason” on the Chrysalis label. Critics note Jake Burns’ vocal limitations but acknowledge the band’s energetic punk sound and social commentary. Their transition from classic rock covers to…
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Stiff Little Fingers’ album “Go For It,” released in 1981, showcases a transition from their raw punk roots to a more polished hard rock sound. While maintaining their trademark energy and socially relevant lyrics, the band explores various musical styles,…
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Stiff Little Fingers’ album “Hanx!” features tracks like “Wasted Life,” “Suspect Device,” and “Johnny Was.” Released in 1980 by Chrysalis, the album captures the band’s intensity but highlights the challenges of translating live energy to vinyl. Despite some shortcomings, it…
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The record “Gotta Get Away” featuring “Bloody Sunday” was released on September 25, 1979, by Rough Trade, produced by Geoff Travis and Mayo Thompson. The band consists of Henry Cluney, Jim Reilly, Jake Burns, and Ali McMordie. The lyrics reflect…
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The record features two tracks: “Back To Front” and “Mr Fire Coal-Man,” released by Chrysalis on July 25, 1980. SLF intentionally blurs confusion in their lyrics, referencing past events like race riots. Despite its unclear message, strong vocals and guitar…
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Stiff Little Fingers’ 1982 EP, released by Chrysalis Records, faces criticism for poor sound quality despite its appealing price. While ‘That’s When Your Blood Bumps’ shows promise, the additional ballads detract from its overall quality. Critics note a decline in…
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The single “Just Fade Away,” produced by Doug Bennett and released on March 20, 1981, features a compelling mix of gritty vocals and energetic instrumentals, achieving a direct pop sound. Praised as single of the week by Record Mirror, it…
