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11 Oct 2018 Review: Monster, Spill Magazine

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SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: HUGH CORNWELL – MONSTER
spillmagazine.com
"Cornwell is a genius and Monster is just another example of his brilliant work."

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Posted in Album, Hugh Cornwell

10 Oct 2018 Review: Monster, Liverpool Sound and Vision

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Hugh Cornwell, Monster. Album Review
liverpoolsoundandvision.co.uk
"Monster is massive in its ideal and range, never doubt the integrity of Hugh Cornwell and his belief in standing outside of the easy route ..."

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05 Oct 2018 Release: Monster, Hugh Cornwell

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28 Sept 2018 Review: Monster, Mr Kinski’s Music Shack

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Hugh Cornwell – Monster
mrkinskimusicshack.com
"Monster is a lyrically strong and musically adventurous yet cohesive album – and it sounds amazing on vinyl, with the volume cranked up."

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03 Nov 2016 Review: This Time It’s Personal, theartsdesk.com

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CD: Dr John Cooper Clarke and Hugh Cornwell - This Time It's Personal
theartsdesk.com
"A big hand for Hugh Cornwell and Dr John Cooper Clarke as they trip down memory lane, with Clarke singing and Cornwell handling all the guitars – deftly, with plenty of reverb, and leaving plenty of space around him."

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20 Jun 2016 Review: Euroman Cometh, The Telegraph

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Let's not forget all that Europe has done to improve British men
telegraph.co.uk
"In 1979 I bought a pretty awful album called Euroman Cometh, an attempt by The Stranglers’ Franco-English (or is that Anglo-French?) bassist Jean-Jacques Burnel to go solo. Songs like ‘Do the European’, ‘Eurospeed’ and ‘Euromess’ didn’t work for me and I don’t think they worked for Burnel either. Since then he’s stuck to bass-playing, karate and swearing at people."

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Posted in Album, JJ Burnel

18 May 2016 Review: Meninblack, The Stranglers

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On Second Thought – The Gospel According to the Meninblack by The Stranglers
vulturehound.co.uk
"Such joyful blasphemy could only come from punk’s great provocateurs."

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16 Mar 2016 Review: Nosferatu, Vulture Hound

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On Second Thought… Nosferatu by Hugh Cornwell & Robert Williams
vulturehound.co.uk
"An album that slipped so under the radar that its creator admits it made no money is surely a perfect candidate for an underrated gem – assuming of course that it’s any good. And is it ever."

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Posted in Album, Hugh Cornwell

19 Feb 2016 Review: Black & White, Backseat Mafia

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Not Forgotten: Black & White by The Stranglers
backseatmafia.com
"Buying ’5 Minutes’ as a thirteen year old I would not have imagined that some thirty eight years later I would still be finding meaning in that song and the album that, followed it."

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17 Nov 2014 Releases: Here & There, The Stranglers

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13 May 214 Review: Black & White, Rhino

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Happy Anniversary: The Stranglers, Black and White
rhino.com
"36 years ago today, the Stranglers released their third album, Black and White, an effort which remains tied with its predecessor, No More Heroes, 1977’s as the highest-charting of their career, making it to #2 on the UK charts."

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07 May 2014 Review: Giants and Gems, Yorkshire Evening Post

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Album review: Giants and Gems: an album collection by The Stranglers
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
"IT is the 40th anniversary year for The Stranglers, and no-one is more surprised than they are that they are still around."

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20 Apr 2014 Review: Giants And Gems, Record Collector

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The Stranglers - Giants And Gems: An Album Collection
recordcollectormag.com
"Ultimately, though, it’s the mystifying decision to omit 2004’s colossal Norfolk Coast that slays Giants & Gems’ quest to present the all-conquering retrospective The Stranglers’ Herculean career truly deserves."

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08 Aug 2013 Review: The Collection 1977-1982, The Clarke Chronicler’s Albums

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The Clarke Chronicler's Albums
clarkechroniclersalbums.blogspot.co.uk
"Surprisingly for a good value hits package the LP only got to number 12 in the charts. Perhaps EMI didn't really get behind it given the circumstances which seems a shame since it contains some of the best music in my collection."

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12 July 2013 Review: Euroman Cometh, A Quirky Kook

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The Harlot's* Shuffle ....
jodiekins22.blogspot.co.uk
"It famously features an entire track that is just a Triumph Bonneville motorbike revving up, and throbbing a bit. ACE."

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Posted in Album, JJ Burnel

01 Jul 2013 Review: Black & White, Dad Rock

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Dick Dank Challenge #1: Doesn't Matter if the Stranglers are Black and White
dadrockdad.blogspot.co.uk
"... the bass work of Jean-Jacques "JJ" Burnel stood out from the outset, especially on what critics claim to be the best track on the album, "Nice N' Sleazy". It's high in the mix, funky as hell and attracts me like a moth to a torch."

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